Thank you. I like writing here about stuff that happens in my life. I have been an atheist since I was 11, so there is nothing much left to say about that. I have to check the dimensions of the puzzle and will probably get a servicing tray (you know the one old ladies serve tea with) The fridge is already occupied with stuff, so a top shelf in the kitchen will have to do. With respect to shroom tea: we just chew them without bothering about the whole tea-making ceremony.

Oh. I wish i had known about that before I spent the twenty bucks! That sounds great!

This is a really cool idea! I'll have to give them a try. Is it hard to see the pieces using a phone?

@Lauren I use a 10" tablet & find I must keep the # of pieces to 100, so I do 2 puzzles a day. I do not think I would like to do them on even a large-screen phone.

@AnneWimsey Okay, then perhaps I'll try it with my desktop (I don't have a tablet). Thank you!

@Lauren if I had a big screen I would do much bigger puzzles! The best part (maybe) is the tiny "click" when the fit together, and then they stay together no matter what. I guess like a dog treat to reward behavior? Lol!

@AnneWimsey Hahaha - that's just the type of obsessive behavior I enjoy! My eyes aren't as good as they should be, and I need to have good lighting on the real thing, so this may do the trick in making the pieces bigger and brighter.

Thanks, Lauren. What do you do with these random pieces? Try to make them fit when you are stuck? I remember one of my daughters always trying to force pieces into the picture.

@Spinliesel Those are the ones that the cats hid while I was putting the puzzle together, so I end up with a finished product that has missing pieces. Then I find the lost pieces throughout the house some time in the future, so they go in the bowl in case I re-do the puzzle. I usually get Ravensburger puzzles, so no forcing of pieces required.