He got to put the second to last piece in, the last piece was MIA. One the picture was taken, the puzzle disassembled and packed away, the last piece showed up.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
All but one piece
Back home, Noah set out to finish the Christmas puzzle that we started. This challenging puzzle given to him by his brother had a mere 550 pieces but the edge was not straight, it resembled the outline of the United States..
He got to put the second to last piece in, the last piece was MIA. One the picture was taken, the puzzle disassembled and packed away, the last piece showed up.
It is too bad our Swedish family did not get to see it complete as they spent hours piecing together mountain ranges and Indian teepees.
He got to put the second to last piece in, the last piece was MIA. One the picture was taken, the puzzle disassembled and packed away, the last piece showed up.
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