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#4813593

Review of The Farmer's Pig

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hello Soldier_Mike

Moo Shoo!

I love it.

I found this story while perusing the Comedy genre. This was a very concise story that packs one whopper of a moral at the end.

I got a kick out of the main character and his "foreman"excellence around the barn and pastures. This guy certainly knew how to handle things for the farmer.

I also loved the the name the granddaughter chose for the cattle round-up porker... Moo Shoo. He did shoo the cows away from spots they shouldn't be in.

This is a light and humorous story that made me chuckle just visualizing the pig's actions. He sure knew how to take his job seriously.

The ending? ...Priceless! Actually reminded me of a fortune cookie saying.

Therefore, I am highlighting this story in my Comedy Newsletter, due out next week.

Good job!

Until next time--Write on!

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#4813185

Review of The Putzworth Principal

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Rated: 13+

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Hello W.D.Wilcox

(How many usernames have you gone through? I have to be on the ball to keep up.)

That Aside--There's This:

This is a humorous story about Jeremy, son of the mayor, (therefore owed a job by the police chief) an Inventor of strange and failing objects whose job it is to be a mechanic for police cars...ONLY!

Well, the inventor blood in him couldn't keep him away from disturbing the Chief with another presentation of the great necessary object to help Chief lose weight.

Other inventions by him: "electric bullets that didn’t need a gun to be fired" Oh, yeah, safety first and all that.

"boomerang nightstick"

I somehow was able to imagine it.

Parting Thoughts:

I found this story quite amusing. It filled my already full head with images I can't unsee. Therefore, I am highlighting it on my May 7th Comedy Newsletter.

Cheers,
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#4813073

Review of More Unique German Town Names

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Rated: E

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Hi Olivia's getting better

Thank you for inviting me on another geographic excellent journey in Germany!

Driving Right Along:

I find it so interesting that there are many familiar names on the tile related to other countries. England, and my neck of the woods, New England (Neu England.) How is it all these other lands, landed in Germany? Is there a relationship between the places given their names? It makes me curious.

Continuing Forward:

I think I'd like to see Germany's version of Texas or Greenland. Talk about one extreme to another!

Also, how is the autumn foliage in Neu England? I believe there are places in Germany that have a similar geographical sisterhood with these countries and states mentioned.

It is beautiful, I'm sure. I have never been, but my daughter was stationed there when she was in the Army. She loved it!

Parting Thoughts:

This Word Search puzzle consisted of 12 names to uncover. That doesn't mean it's super easy because there are only 12 because one or two can hide cleverly, but it insured it would be a fun trip traveling across the search tile.

Conclusion:

Good job! Thanks for the tour!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4812911

Review of Slainte!

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Dave Ryan

Thank you for tagging me to this interesting Word Search puzzle!

Initial Thoughts:

This puzzle consisted of 24 distilleries' names ... in Gaelic!

They produce scotch whisky, some names seem to be derived from the more common names found in the spirit's aisle. Anything with the word Glen in it immediately got my attention. I enjoyed over the years brands such as Glenfiddich, Glenlivet to name a couple.

Further Thoughts:

It seems I found the middle group of words quickly because of the "Glens" the "V's and W's. They popped out at me first so I finished doff that column. That made it easier to uncover the third column with its "U's"

The last word found was "Auchentoshan." It's the only one that started with an "A" but had me chasing it all over the tile. So that word was the one that really slowed me down.

Parting Thoughts:

Having enjoyed fine scotch over the years, I found this puzzle fascinating with its Gaelic derived distillery names. You made it more interesting by doing that. Except for the above mentioned one that had me sweating because of how it was hidden on the tile.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4812342

Review of The Weirdest Town Names in Germany

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Rated: 18+

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Hello Olivia's getting better

A little birdie told me that you you made this interesting Word Search puzzle. Husten, Husten ... well actually I was tagged on the Newsfeed right to this link.

Jumping Right In:

I think Cubby was on a roll with odd and humorous names of towns. They are funny and sometimes a bit shocking names in different states. Here of course, it's Germany! That's your neck of the woods.

Further Thoughts:

Oh, my--there are some weird town-names on your list. I appreciate that you gave the meaning of the words ... I think? Yeah, cringe worthy! "Moese?"

LINSENGERICHT ... Sounds delicious. I love lentils.

"FETTEHENNE" Sounds pretty much what it is.

Parting Thoughts:

I'm so glad you decided to make a WS puzzle about weird town names in Germany. I'm also happy that I learned a few German words I might be able to use on some friends and family.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4811894

Review of Indigenous Roots (names of US states)

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Rated: E

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Hello Kåre เลียม Enga

I was alerted to this Word Search puzzle on the Newsfeed.

General Thoughts:

I enjoyed this subject matter. I love the inclusion of how the Indigenous Peoples chose the names for these states. The history of it is fascinating. I have lived in four of the states on this list ... Massachusetts, Illinois, Texas and Wyoming. I knew of the Native People's influence.

Further Thoughts:

This puzzle consists of 22 words to uncover, all related to Native American names. It was a relaxing puzzle to solve, as some of the states just jumped out at me. Massachusetts was the first word I found. I guess "T's" and "S's" in the name attract the eye easily.

The last state I found is Nebraska. Pretty much, the longer names were a quick find. Ohio hid for awhile because it's only 4 letters and blends well with words already uncovered. However, I see a "W" I know Iowa is around.

Parting Thoughts:

Thank you for creating this puzzle with so much information on Native names for these states and the tribes that named them. Since I was born in MA, I knew about the Algonquin Natives gave it that name.

Conclusion:

Very interesting... Good job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4811435

Review of Characters of Magnificent Century

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Rated: E

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You know why I'm here!

Slipping Right In:

Wow, what a fun theme this is! It's so unique -- Characters from Turkish Soap Opera! Let me tell you, these are some names that don't easily slide off the tongue. Many words were close, but not exactly right. I tried to grab many of the similar ones first, such as those with "Sehzade" in them. That gave me a good leg up on the puzzle. Names with Sultana, were also quickly uncovered. Those are a huge help when trying to find unusual names.

Sliding On:

This puzzle contained 25 words/names of Soap Opera characters. I could see the relationship of families by their similar sir names, I believe. I could almost feel the drama and wondered what they did to hook the Turkish ladies into watching this Soap.

A couple names at the end kept me looking longer than usual. But I got them all!

Parting Thoughts:

This was a great idea and theme for a Word Search Puzzle. It kept me interested, and it worked my brain a lot!

Conclusion:

Excellent!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4810677

Review of Glorious Garden

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Rated: E

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Hi Amethyst Angel 💐

You know why I'm here.

Ah, yes...Gardens! Love this gardening theme. I so love beautiful gardens. I also grew up surrounded by them, whether my mom, grandparents or neighbors, flowers were popping up adding beauty even to city life.

More Beauty:

I enjoy my garden up North when I return in the spring. Many of the flowers mentioned in the puzzle are also in my garden. They attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. I enjoy watching them from my porch as they fill up on nectar.

Even in Florida, I have many orchids blooming right outside my Florida room window. Who says orchids are difficult to grow?

Nature Displaying her Beauty:

What a magnificent pastime a garden is to cultivate and enjoy. My lilacs will be in bloom when I arrive up North. The scent is so powerful as it carries through the breezes.

Parting Thoughts:

Excellent Word Search puzzle to work on. I had the images pop into my mind as I uncovered the words.

Conclusion:

Great job! Thank you so much for tagging me to this newly created puzzle. I sort of like these things, ya know!

Until next time--Puzzle on...Garden on!

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#4810491

Review of Let's Have a Picnic

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi, AmyJo-Spring's finally here!!

I am baaaaack!

Setting The Table:

Oh, just the perfect Word Search puzzle to sink my teeth into after several days of taking care of business.

Loved your Introduction. It pulls a player right in and sets the mood for setting a picnic table and enjoying all the goodies. Adding the Gif of Yogi Bear grabbing the picnic basket ... Priceless!

Cranking Up The Grill:

This puzzle consists of 25 words pertaining to things having to do with picnics. You cover many delights of a great family picnic and cookout. Although the corn on the cob is missing.

More Enjoyment:

Picnics are many times a family affair. However, it is also a romantic day for a couple to get away from busy city life to enjoy some alone time with wine and cheese and other things that please.

Parting Thoughts:

I really enjoyed the subject matter of this puzzle. It is the perfect thing to look forward to as spring exposes her verdant, budding beauty.

Conclusion:

Great job ...lots of fun!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4810369

Review of ruwth is writing...

for entry "Crayola--and The Madness of March"

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Rated: 18+

| (4.5)

Hello ruwth

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

Thank you for entering our Madness Of March Acrostic contest.

Jumping Right In:

I'm glad you corrected your entry to follow the rules. You were so close to the deadline.

Therefore ... Your poem as submitted follows the rules. It's an acrostic poem spelling out Madness Of March.

I like the conciseness of this poem. One does not have to fill a line with more words when just a couple will do...and even one word as it is here.

Further Thoughts:
Chosen words that make an impact on the visualization of spring in the mind's eye.

Newness
Subtle
Rich
Charming

You added bold font to the prompt words so they stand out. Always a good thing to make those first letters pop out to the reader.

Parting Thoughts:

The size of font is probably a bit shockingly large at first glimpse.

But, hey ... It's much easier to read than some of the small text!

Conclusion:

Good job! Good luck with the contest.

Until next time--Write on!

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#4810219

Review of Madness on the Court

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hello Scary Potato

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

Thank you for entering our Madness Of March Acrostic prompt.

Opening Thoughts:

This acrostic has all the excitement of the March Madness basketball month with college competitions and the fight to the end team rooting from the fans. It is as if you brought the reader right into the stands surrounded by fans and foes depending on which side is winning.

Further Thoughts:

This is an acrostic poem, consistent with the rules of the contest. You chose a sports theme to show that part of March which is loved by basketball fans all over.

The lines are filled with the action of the game, the cheers of the fans, the happiness of the victor.

Suggestion:

I think what would have made this acrostic poem stand out to any reviewer visiting the page, would be to highlight the prompt words. Either bold font, color, size change or some stand-out way to make Madness Of March show up better. It wasn't in the rules, but it would have added to the eye appeal.

Parting Thoughts:

You chose a great subject matter related to March. Just the madness of it all on the court!

Conclusion:

Good job! Good luck with the contest!

Until next time--Write on!

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#4810061

Review of Naw-Rúz in the North

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Rated: E

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Hello Kåre เลียม Enga

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at {item:981150Thank you for entering our Madness of March acrostic poetry contest.

Opening Thoughts:

Thank you for putting a note about the meaning of Naw-Rúz. It is the start of the New Year, and spring equinox for Persians, Zoroastrians and Bahá'ís.

Mud season has its hold on the season after much rain, snow and sleet. It is the birth of spring, yet so much hangs on from the winter.

Further Thoughts:

This is an acrostic poem using the prompt words Madness Of March.
Your poem was smooth and concise. You've told a huge story of this time of year using a well-penned economy of words. That's always a good thing. I like that readers can get the whole picture about this time of year that keeps people guessing as to whether the weather will allow the sun to break through the clouds and let the light keep the ice from returning, and finally letting those daffodils poke their heads through the diminishing mud.

Parting Thoughts:

You followed all the rules. Your poem demonstrates how a Naw-Rúz, can present itself as mud season. It does sound rather drab awaiting the calming down of winter's last fickle grip on allowing spring to come forth with its promise of more sun, less cloudy overcast, and allows blooms to bloom.

Conclusion:

Good job with the prompt!

Until next time--write on!

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#4809899

Review of Team Ahimsa Blog Relay, Various Contests

for entry ""MADNESS OF MARCH""

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Rated: 18+

| (5.0)

Hello THANKFUL SONALI 18 WDC Years!

I am here reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

Thank you for entering our Madness Of March acrostic contest.

Initial Thoughts:

Just opening this page gives a reader a festive feel. It is clear to see the prompt words in their bold and red/blue, larger colored font.

No one can miss Madness Of March, here.

Further Thoughts:

I like the things that are highlighted in March. "Feasts, festivals, taxes and tests!" (Well, maybe not the tests, part.

Loved This:

"dance round the holy fire!"

"Namak Pare and sweets to delight you!"

"Sleepless nights, stressful days" ... Of course that relates to the tests certain students have to take during March.

Further Thoughts:

The words blended into this poem gave a melodious feel to it.

"Magical, Mundane, Mysterious, Magnificent" Beautiful alliteration!

Fasting, bountiful harvest,
Consciousness raised, celebrations done

It gives us a peek into the celebrations and awareness that is woven into those 31 days, this time of year in India.

Parting Thoughts:

The video was a great addition! I enjoyed watching it.

Conclusion:

Good job with the prompt!

Until next time--write on!

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#4809885

Review of Spring is on its way

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Rated: E

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Hello Sumojo

I here reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

Thank you for entering our Madness Of March acrostic poetry month.

What I liked:

I liked the things associated with spring such as flowers, spring cleaning, bees-bee-ing and birds nesting. So many sights and sounds as winter lets go of its iron grip of snow, ice, frost and cold.

The poem:

This was an acrostic is consistent with the prompt and according to the rules, using prompt words --Madness Of March.

Your poem had good rhythm and rhyme with some potent words that are attractive to the ear...
"MARCHING ...MUTTERING"
"NESTING ...THRUMMING"
"CLOUDS... RETREATING Just to name a few.

What would I have liked?

I think a bit larger font and more bold font for each prompt letter of the acrostic to make it really pop out at the reader.

Conclusion:

You did a lovely job with the spring-themed prompt.

Good luck with the contest!

Until next time--write on!

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#4809874

Review of Madness of March

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Rated: ASR

| (5.0)

Hello Amethyst Angel 💐

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

Thank you for entering our Madness Of March Acrostic contest!

Springing Forth:

Absolute visual beauty from your descriptive lines flooded my mind as I read through this acrostic. It is the essence of spring with a weaving-in of fantasy with Alice and the rabbit hole. Nice imagery.

Springing On:

You have followed the rules of the contest. Poetry, with the acrostic prompt words used. I like the bold, plum colored font used to spell out "Madness Of March," making it pop right out for the reader. It is clear for anyone to see just viewing the page.

What I Loved:

I loved reading the very lyrical quality woven within the poem, which comes from the use of alliteration. This is keeps a sort of melody going through each line because the words chosen resonate in my ears.

maddened, mocking, Essential, existential, caterpillars and caucuses, cacophonous , just to mention a few, all add to the poetic value.

Parting Thoughts:

Your poem is rich with the poetic tools that take non-rhyming lines and turn them into rhythmical notes as a melody that rests quietly and memorably in the mind of the reader.

The threading of emotion and fantasy make a fine genre mix within the subject matter of this prompt.

Conclusion:

Good work!

Until next time--write on!

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#4809292

Review of Madness of March

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

I am reviewing your entry as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

. Thank you for entering our Madness of March acrostic contest!

Springing Right In:

Your poem describes the fickleness of the month of March, thereby accentuating the whole madness about it.

You've Spelled out Madness Of March as the prompt required .
You did a fine job going from black bold font to the word March being green. Of course green relates to a bit of luck, which is the luck of the Irish on St. Patrick's Day. This was subtle as that day is implied not mentioned. Also, green can be related to the birth of spring with budding trees and growing grass and all that it entails.

Blooming On:

I chuckled at these lines:
"Daylight savings coming back,
No one cares, it's too old" I beg they stop with the time changing twice a year. Please, just pick Standard or Daylight Savings time and let it rest there. I don't care which!

Parting Thoughts:

The rules were followed. Additional bold type used to make the Madness of March pop out for the reader is always a good touch.

The poem itself was a smooth read weaving in many things associated with March.

Conclusion:

Good job with the prompt. And good luck with the contest!

Until next time--write on!

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#4809082

Review of Madness of March

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hello Dan I Am

I'm here to review your acrostic poem as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest"

Thank you for entering our Madness of March prompt.

Initial Thoughts:

Your poem describes what the month of March promises to yield leading up to spring and beyond.

Further Thoughts:

I loved the descriptive lines that cover things from snow to daffodils. March is indeed the promise of spring. The eventual cleanup by nature as snow mounds melt and disappear, making way to the sights and sounds surrounding us with the bees and the flowers ...beautiful imagery!

The rules were followed. It is an acrostic poetry form spelling out Madness of March.

Parting Thoughts:

The poem has a lovely rhythm and rhyme that wasn't forced to fit. The chosen subject matter woven into the lines produced vivid images as I read it.

Conclusion:

Good job!

Until next time--Write on!

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#4808777

Review of Getting Older (Better?)

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi there, AmyJo-Spring's finally here!

But ... I don't want to think about my own journey to fossil-hood!

Wheeling Right In:

This is a very unique theme for a Word Search puzzle. We all have to face the inevitable--unless we're dead already, that is.

Your puzzle was filled with geriatric terms of endearment an not so dear when the forgetfulness hits the brain and persists on parking there.

I mean, the retirement stuff can be great with all that free time to enjoy those golden years. Unfortunately, illness and hospitalization is a fear the elderly must face.

This puzzle has 25 words/terms to uncover related to getting old. The last word I found gave me the runaround for the longest time ..."pets." I guess because I'm allergic!

I liked the addition of numbers. I guess due to the apostrophe in one of the words.

Twilight Years:

My favorite part? The memories produced after decades of making them reliving the richness that life offered and sharing them with the younger generation whose minds are probably on the word inheritance.

What to Include:

B-I-N-G-O! I see people coming in the door to attend bingo at the clubhouse with walkers, wheelchairs, canes ... some well into their eighties. They keep busy and still focus on enjoying each day or living.

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4808588

Review of Dragon Tales

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

YOU know why I'm here.

I won't Be Dragonett On:

What I loved about this Word Search is all the different types of dragons listed to uncover on the tile. I also like that you included links above the puzzle with a cool guide to dragon-stuff.

I think the Red Dragon would be my favorite.

This puzzle had 25 dragon names to uncover. Each one fun and quite entertaining as I tried to picture them in my head. Or, at least try to Imagine Dragons.

Heads Tails and Night Terrors:

I have met a salamander up close and personal while walking on a woodsy trail in California. And of course, there's me looking in the mirror being as I was born in the Year of the Dragon.

Oops! I'm sorry. I did drag-on a bit.

Fun puzzle, great subject matter, good job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4808375

Review of Poetic forms

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

| (5.0)

Hi Dave Ryan

I got a tag with the link to this Words Search puzzle ...Thanks!

First Impression:

I love this! It shows so many poetic forms. I've never been much or a form-poetry person. I guess I just never had the patience to learn them. I figured I can get away with free verse for the most part, with a sprinkle of Haiku and Acrostic.

Further Thoughts:

I like that you put the link to the various forms above the puzzle, with a kudos to Bianca. There are certainly many forms that I'm not that familiar with, as well as the ones I've been aware of.

This particular Word Search had 25 words to uncover, all related to poetry forms. It's a full puzzle, indeed. For the few forms I had to check the list to be sure of getting all the letters right. When a form is not familiar, it takes more patience while searching for them.

Parting Thoughts:

This makes me want to keep the link above and to learn more about these forms. One day, I may exert my brain more and actually try one!

Conclusion:

Great job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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Review of Easter Time

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

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Hello AmyJo-Spring's finally here!

Thanks again for the tag to this Word Search puzzle.

Hopping Right In:

This is such a special time of year with spring and renewal of hope and Easter celebration. I loved your introductory poem above the puzzle. It is indeed a time for reflection.

Hunting for Eggs:

Always a fun part for the youngsters to do while the family puts together an Easter feast. Chocolate in a basket to make the joy greater. *basket*

Preparing for the Season:

From Ash Wednesday until Resurrection Day, it is a holy time of year. A time for reflection and prayer. A time for families to get together and celebrate the joy of the resurrection.

The Puzzle:

Most things related to springtime and Easter/Passover. It contained 25 words or groups of words to uncover. It was a joyful puzzle to solve as it reminds us of all the good things surrounding this holiday. It is a moderate level difficulty puzzle.

Parting Thoughts:

Again, you have chosen a wonderful theme that fits perfectly into the season. I really enjoyed solving this one!

Conclusion:

Excellent Easter Word Search!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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Review of Fruit Bowl

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Rated: E

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A little birdie told me there was a Word Search puzzle yet to be done!

Refreshing:

This puzzle is indeed a refreshing puzzle to solve. I love all the fruit woven into it. Some very interesting choices. Even passion fruit! I came across some passion fruit growing in my Florida community on a walk along the wooded edges. I loved the pretty flower on it before the fruit grows.

So many fruits and berries of different colors and sizes. What a marvelous fruit bowl these would be combined!

Furthermore:

This puzzle had 25 words to uncover. It was a good paced puzzle with no real slow-downs. How could there be when my mind was looking for the fruits of good taste!

Tasty Parting Thoughts:

This was another delightful subject matter to create a delectable Word Search puzzle!

Conclusion:

Great job ... and, a delicious solve!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4807301

Review of Crochet Fun

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

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I'm here to play another Word Search puzzle. Thanks for tagging me.

What Hooked Me:

I used to crochet as well as knit, years ago. It has been awhile since I put down my hooks. The funny thing is, I started thinking about crocheting again. It is a very relaxing hobby. I was always making shawls and scarves for my firstborn daughter. It's a fun and practical hobby to have.

Furthermore:

This particular puzzle took me back to those times. The familiarity of the words to uncover were like I never gave it up. I loved shopping for yarn and different sized hooks for a particular project. I had watched my grandmother crocheting the fancy scalloped edges around handkerchiefs. They were a pretty big deal years ago.

Parting Thoughts:

This Word Search consisted of 25 words/groups of words describing crochet terms. Although I am familiar with the terminology, I still had some difficulty finding a few words. It's a moderate difficulty level. I can say that when I'm chasing down the last word for what seems like forever!

Conclusion:

This was another fun and memorable puzzle to solve. I may just pick up crocheting again!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4807066

Review of Order In The Court

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

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Hello AmyJo-Spring's finally here!

I'm baaack!

Preliminary Remarks:

Oh, I was drawn to this particular subject matter for some reason that just escapes me at the moment.

I enjoyed uncovering the legal terms of usage in the courtroom. I have also enjoyed watching many court TV shows over the years.

Damages:

A quick fix.

A little typo, here in the intro:
some terms that you might here [hear] about during a court hearing.

Judge:

This Word Search puzzle consisted of 25 words pertaining to the legal system. This was a fun and fast puzzle to solve. I enjoyed the theme of it and some old memories they conjured up in my mind from years ago.

Thank you for creating this new WS puzzle, and tagging me with the link.

Verdict:

Good job!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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#4806864

Review of a cool word search

Review by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ

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Rated: E

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Hello mikey

Welcome to WDC!

I found this Word Search under Browse by Type. I thought I'd give it a try!

Initial Thoughts:

I like the brief description letting players know this puzzle is about stuff you like. It even has words described from your imagination. It sounded like fun!

Further Thoughts:

This puzzle consists of 25 words to uncover. Some interesting words if I may say. This one was my favorite: "squigggleee." The unusual spelling added to the fun part of solving the puzzle.

Parting Thoughts:

It seems that I completed the puzzle. Uncovered all the words, but the tile didn't turn green. It's happened before with other puzzles, and the usual problem was a word repeated twice. I pored over the word list and did not find a word repeated. I tried to hit the "click to solve" when I was done, but that never opened.

Conclusion:

The sticky tile above aside, I had fun playing!

Well done!

Until next time--Puzzle on!

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