I 'BElieVE' I had clicked on something but a further click (or three) showed me something hidden. Plain sailing after that. I liked the various locked bits that need solving.
Passing the time
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Re: Passing the time
I got close to your position there Giraffe but managed it in the end; Very clever 
I 'BElieVE' I had clicked on something but a further click (or three) showed me something hidden. Plain sailing after that. I liked the various locked bits that need solving.
I 'BElieVE' I had clicked on something but a further click (or three) showed me something hidden. Plain sailing after that. I liked the various locked bits that need solving.
Re: Passing the time
I got out in the end. Everytime I thought I was stuck I went back through the whole building and clicked things I had already thought I 'd clicked and eventually it worked.
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I loved this - my kind of game
My only problem was that I didn't realise that I had not actually got the full screen visible, so couldn't see the crucial red button towards the end.... until I eventually scrolled around a bit further.
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Very satisfying
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Well done Tricia! 
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I love this.
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Ive got a day off work today - yes I am attempting some puzzles - But this morning I tried out a new crafting technique of stamping and embossing. I am quite pleased with my first efforts , obviously I need to improve my technique somewhat - as I do not remember the demonstrator getting quite so much ink on her hands ....or on her T shirt for that matter
I am looking out on a beautiful sunny day - no snow here . What about everyone else
Tricia
I am looking out on a beautiful sunny day - no snow here . What about everyone else
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It's beautiful here too. I'm just thinking about going out for a walk. I think I'll have to dress up warm though!
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Re: Passing the time
You encourage me - I bought some stamps and embossing stuff (and instructions) a while ago thinking that I'd like to have a go at this, but have not yet had the courage to try it out.....tricia wrote: I tried out a new crafting technique of stamping and embossing.
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Today i am sitting laughing at and watchinf Olly trying to catch the snowflakes which are hitting the window, he is such a silly cat
I have to say we have quite a blizzard at the moment
tricia
I have to say we have quite a blizzard at the moment
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Well, noting your earlier boast about not having anything yet - and enjoying tha sunshine.... I was wondering how long it would lasttricia wrote:I have to say we have quite a blizzard at the moment
However, I have to say that down here in glorious Devon we seem to have escaped it all so far.... despite Cornwall being cut off.....
Famour last words....?
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Its deteriated fast - had to dig the car out and make a path to the gate. Did not use the car. Taoday more snow overnight together with freezing conditions. Got into the car -it would not start......So the only thing for it was to put one foot in front of the other . Fortunately it is downhill all the way, but because it was so slippy underfoot my knnes were shaking by the time we reached the station - I then had to work my way through the business park ........this was a nightmare as the paths and the road had not been gritted.
When I reached our building - I couldn't get in because I had left my tag in the car
When I got home (some kind sole gave me a lift as it would have been uphill )I tried the car and it started so fingers crossed for tomorrow.
Hopefully eveyrone is safe and not too adversely affected.
Olly is now bored with the snow
Tricia
When I reached our building - I couldn't get in because I had left my tag in the car
When I got home (some kind sole gave me a lift as it would have been uphill )I tried the car and it started so fingers crossed for tomorrow.
Hopefully eveyrone is safe and not too adversely affected.
Olly is now bored with the snow
Tricia
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(moved to weather thread)
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Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
All of my puzzles are simple and obvious. For certain values of "simple" and "obvious".
All of my puzzles are simple and obvious. For certain values of "simple" and "obvious".
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Luckily ours never shows any interest in the tree.
All we have to do is make sure we never use ribbon on presents ...
All we have to do is make sure we never use ribbon on presents ...
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Mine used to. Now she glares at it in contempt and tries to drink out of the bucket... 
You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.
“Tomorrow is always fresh, with no mistakes in it yet.”
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Re: Passing the time
Has this one been on here before?
Anyway, specially for the Bunny, here is Carrot Track
Anyway, specially for the Bunny, here is Carrot Track
Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
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All of my puzzles are simple and obvious. For certain values of "simple" and "obvious".
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I could do with one of those little helicopter things in real life... 
You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.
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Hmmm... well, I admit that we had already decided against having a tree this year - what with both Scurra's cat and toddling Thomas coming to visit at ChristmasScurra wrote:Simon's Cat helps with the Christmas Tree
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Wulfruna wrote:Hmmm... well, I admit that we had already decided against having a tree this year - what with both Scurra's cat and toddling Thomas coming to visit at ChristmasScurra wrote:Simon's Cat helps with the Christmas Tree![]()
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Have just put our decorations up. Just settled for tinsel up out of reach... no tree for us either for some reason...
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