Ah! Bananas and monkeys as far as the eye can see.
Obscurity also plays for thee.
You wanted attention
But you got me!
A banana a day might keep me away!
Will this be starting up again for the Official birthday week?
Anyhoo, boo, I found my way here due to some random question on a poll where monkeys like hanging on, around ...well you get it. This forum is cool, classy and a bit sassy. Love the images and I'm sure great packages will be included!
Okay, then. I'm outta here. But this certainly looks like a great fundraiser. It seems it hasn't been in operation for four years. So, looking forward, not backward. I'm no monkey! ...
Good job!
Until next time--Monkey on!
~WW
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This is a story about a little girl and her imaginary friend, that happens to be a balloon.
I found this story to be an absolutely charming children's story. The balloon as the imaginary, animated balloon friend named Phillip.
The Balloon wanted freedom to float away and explore the world not tethered by the string attached to Tilley's hand thereby keeping Phillip within reach.
Observations:
It appears there is a POV change.
The narration is 3rd person. The dialogue is between Tilley and Phillip.
However:
"You would float away, silly," I said.[She said/Tilley said.]
"No, Phillip!" I said, (She said or Tilley said when outside their dialogue.) "You'd disappear and probably run out of air, and then I'd never see you again.
"Yes," I (Phillip) said. "Well, at least I think so, but the sky has no holes."
Parting Thoughts:
I enjoyed visualizing Tilley and the white balloon that needed an air infusion each day to maintain his floating ability.
The moral of the story is, of course, that Tilley had to learn to be more independent and explore her world without Phillip, her imaginary friend. She could see he wanted his independence and that made it okay for her to let go.
Conclusion:
Good job!
Until next time--Write on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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"Formula One is the highest class of worldwide racing for open-wheel single-seater formula racing cars sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile." (Thank you Wikipedia for that info.)
Driving Right In:
Phew! Let me tell you I had a bit of time solving this puzzle. I don't follow Formula 1, so had to look it up. That's okay, I love challenges!
This puzzle has the cars and some sponsors for this worldwide event.
Racing Through:
The Word Search puzzle consists of names having to do with the current and most recent constructors at Formula 1.
I caught a few names quickly. I worked up a sweat for some of them. I did find them all finally. The sneaky words are the 3-letter ones. They do hide well on the tile making this a medium difficult level Word Search. Again, I like the challenge.
Parting Thoughts:
This was interesting subject matter. It made me look up some information about it. It does look like an interesting competition.
Conclusion:
Thank you for joining in on Sung'manitu's Newsfeed challenge. YOU are one of the ten participants who received the exclusive WW Word Search MB. I've been working my way through them, and really enjoyed the variety of puzzles received.
Great job!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Thank you for creating this Word Search puzzle. You are one of the ten who received this by responding to our friend Sung'manitu's Word Search request in celebration of my 18 years on WDC.
Introduction:
I enjoyed your introduction above the puzzle. Interesting that you are a four-time graduate of the University of Iowa. 4 different degrees including advanced degrees? It's quite an accomplishment.
Further Thoughts:
This puzzle contained names of college football players who are called by the name of their team's mascot. I saw familiar names, of course.
There are 25 words/names to uncover on this tile. I'd say a little challenging in a few finds. However, the last name I found was "Bruin." Go figure! That should have been an early on jump out to my eyes.
Parting Thoughts:
I loved the subject matter, the introduction and the fun finding those hidden names. It was definitely a good time!
Conclusion:
Great WS puzzle! Thank you so much for participating in this wonderful gift idea from Stephen. His exclusive MB to you is well deserved!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Thank you for taking part in Sung'manitu's MB giveaway to 10 peeps creating a Word Search puzzle, and tagging me. YOU are one of the ten who received the exclusive WebWitch Wordsearch MB.
Enjoying Wednesday On Friday:
Oh, my! You hit my interest with this one. How did you ever know how much I love Wednesday? Thus, I really was excited to work this puzzle.
There are 25 words to uncover all having to do with the Addams Family goth-girl, Wendesday. She's living her school years at Nevermore a boarding school for kids with unusual issues that prevent them from attending a Normie school.
Mysterious and Spooky:
Murderous, monstrous, mysterious, ghoulish, are words on the tile that describe life at Nevermore. Full moon for werewolves, and shape shifting for illusion are a part of the Spooky ways. Mysterious is something to solve with the Goth super sleuth who solves crimes surrounding the school.
Parting Thoughts:
This was indeed a fun WS puzzle to solve. I could picture Wednesday and the other characters on the show.
I moved along as fast as Thing on the loose uncovering those words. Then I was stalled by the word "dread." That one hid for awhile.
Conclusion:
Great job! Thanks for the fun!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Well this is interesting! There are some unusual nicknames for Scottish senior football teams. Does senior mean elderly or is it your pro football teams, in Scotland.
Kicking and Rolling:
I got a "kick" out of some of these names: Jamtarts, Teddybears, Fifers. Then to counteract the cutesy names: Terrors, Warriors, Wasps,
Steelmen. Yeah that's more like it!
I know the word Bairns because I watched Outlander. Great show. And I learned some Scottish words.
Furthermore:
This puzzle consisted of 25 words/names to uncover. Some made me laugh. Some hid away from me for a bit. But I found them! eventually.
Parting Thoughts:
Thank you for taking part in the WebWitch Wordsearch MB giveaway! You are one of the ten who got one of these badges before they got sent to the vault by our friend Sung'manitu. He's one who really gets my passion for these Word Search puzzles. They have given my busy brain a fun way to relieve stress.
Conclusion:
It was a fun puzzle. I love the nicknames for Scottish football teams. It must be exciting to watch, too! Look at that kicker in the wasps. That packs quite a sting!
This is so cool of you to create this Word Search puzzle and tag me. Plus, you get to get the brand new WebWitch Wordsearch MB commissioned by our friend Sung'manitu What an 18th WDC birthday it has been for me! The best!
Roaming WDC's Halls:
This is a fantastic puzzle related to all things we know and love about this site. It's like traveling 18 years of WDC travels.
You've listed 25 words/group of words related to things offered for us here. Messenger, community, Newsfeed (a place I often appear on. ) It's always fun and informative. Friends are made and laughs come easily. I know it's been a real joy for me. And to answer the question in the intro above the tile, I use most of the resources here all the time.
The notepad is one of my go-to things to remember stuff, take notes and keep track of things needing to be done. Love that feature.
I've been through so many blogs including yours, especially through the month of June.
Parting Thoughts:
This puzzle was fun and a fine celebration of our favorite site which offers so much to enjoy, be creative, and make friendships.
Thank you so much for creating this WS puzzle. I had fun solving it!
Conclusion:
Well done!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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I don't know how this Word Search puzzle got away from me. But I found it hiding on some island. Well, actually, I went to Browse by Type and hit Word Searches.
Monkey Business:
This was a light and lively puzzle about some frisky ninja monkey island fun and games. I do believe they miss folks visiting the island and going bananas along with them.
The Puzzle contains 23 words to uncover on the game tile. Most of those words popped right out at me. Of course it helped that they left a trail of banana skins all over the island.
Monkey Around, Find Out:
I must say the last word found was Stan. He hid well for awhile. But I tracked that little rascal by tossing a banana. When he jumped out to grab it ...he was immediately caught and the puzzle was solved!
Banana Splits:
A little typo in the description above the tile: "It didn't stom(stop) them from staying up all night playing it though."
Conclusion:
I'm so happy I found this little gem hiding from my detection for weeks! That alone is amazing.
It was more fun than a barrel of monkeys!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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YOU are a fellow Word Search puzzle lover! So, you created a new puzzle for us WS lovers to play!
Poking Around:
This puzzle is all about animals or creatures whether crawly, walking or swimming, that we ought not POKE! I must agree with those selections to be uncovered on the tile.
Poking Back:
Yeah, I don't want a Black Bear poking back at me. That's for sure. I've been close enough to them when walking in my rural wooded area.
There are 25 names of creatures we should really keep our distance from. Many of the mentioned ones roam in my area whether I'm in New England or Florida. Of course alligators are plentiful in Florida. There are mountain lions/panthers that live in either state, as well.
Observation:
A little typo here: "Wolve" Should either be wolf (singular) or wolves (plural), Easy fix.
Parting Thoughts:
I loved searching out all the creatures, great and small that I definitely won't poke ---EVER!
Conclusion:
Fabulous fun for everyone who loves WS puzzles!
Good job!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Thank you so much for creating this Word Search puzzle about Ozzy Osbourne. I loved your intro above the tile. RIP Ozz.
Ozzy:
You have the essence of Ozzy in this puzzle. Each word/group of words I uncovered I could picture him, his music his outrageous antics ...so wild and wonderful!
Ozz On:
I saw the last Ozzfest at the Sportsman's club where I"m a member. Someone bought the stream and we just rocked out loud! It was amazing. He died a few weeks later. I know he was having major health problems, but he was always larger than life when he performed.
Ozz More:
Years ago I used to watch The Osbournes. He was always yelling SHARON!
Yes, Ozzie was multitalented. He could sing, write songs, perform like no other, and even have a TV show.
You know what? I'm gonna miss him.
Conclusion:
Thanks for the tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. It was a wonderful view into the window of his life and great talent.
I just uncovered this Word Search puzzle hiding in one of my many saved tabs!
Powering Up:
Oh, Jeannie, this was such a fun puzzle filled with powerful words to uncover on the tile.
There are 25 words or hyphenated words to uncover all having to do with power and empowering.
Powering On:
You did a wonderful job with your opening lines describing the goals and expectations of the group. This was from The Power groups 10th birthday in 2017. Do you realize in less than 2 years Power will be 20!!! What a marvelous milestone. The Bard's Hall recently turned 20.
Powerfully Puzzling:
The Puzzle itself had some tricky words to uncover. Oh, on the whole, the words with power were quite easy to find. However, as more of the tile turned green it became more difficult to find some words. I love that, by the way!
These words were already covered by other words that contained words within those words: manpower is found within woman power. Also, capability and ability is another one with two words within one. It's all fun!
Conclusion:
Thank you for the link to this Powerful puzzle! I really enjoyed uncovering the words and the little side challenges of some of the hidden words.
Great job!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Little Sadie is going to the celebration she calls "William's Day" with her father and brother. She's very excited and even dressed the part.
Furthermore:
I noticed some great descriptions that help place the reader right there in the town watching the festivities.
Loved this:
"Rockets hissed skyward, bursting crimson and gold, booms rebounding off shuttered shops. "Wilem's Day" lit the night across the kingdom, their blood-soaked independence remembered in fiery streaks. Gunpowder bit nostrils, mingling with wood smoke and sweat."
I was curious about Willem's Day. This is what AI found about Willem's Day:
"King's Day", also known as "Koningsdag" in Dutch, is the national day of the Netherlands, celebrating the birthday of King Willem-Alexander"
Observation:
If the above mentioned celebration is based on King Willem's birthday, then your spelling of Wilem would need an extra "l."
Parting Thoughts:
Rules were followed ... It is a story within the 300 word count limit,based on the image prompt. Word count included below the item.
This is a unique use of the prompt.
Conclusion:
Well done!
Until next time--Write on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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I'm reviewing your story as a judge at "The Bard's Hall Contest" Thank you for entering our July Photo prompt contest.
Initial Thoughts:
You set up a nice description of the sights and sounds all around Libby. The reader could feel her anxiousness as she awaits the arrival of her adoptive parents. She feared the storms would keep them away.
Further Thoughts:
I liked Mrs. Fields, the director at the orphanage trying to keep Libby calm, and ensuring her that her new parents would arrive even if it's stormy.
Libby is a sweet little precocious girl who is also celebrating her birthday on July 4th. I gleaned that Libby's full name is Liberty. How appropriate that is due to the birthday of the Country and hers as well.
Parting Thoughts:
Libby's parents did show up as the fireworks started, and the storms had left earlier. They place a flag blanket around her and placed a tricorn hat on her head making Liberty a very special part of the celebrations.
Rules were followed.
A story based on the photo prompt.
Word count within the limit and placed at the bottom of the story.
Conclusion:
Great use of the prompt!
Until next time--Write on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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A story about freedom and a youngster hoping to learn what it all means. The image works well with your opening lines. Goldie is such a sweet name, too!
Further Thoughts:
Goldie went with her father and brother to watch the fireworks. Their mom stayed home with the dog who just had his vaccination and needed to rest. That also includes keeping Snoopy away from the explosive noises of the fireworks.
There's a dad-daughter talk about freedom and liberty and that along with the fireworks display gave Goldie a new gleeful spirit of Independence Day.
Nice imagery painted: people, balloons, children, even grandparents in wheel chairs. It sets a festive tone of celebration and excitement.
Parting Thoughts:
Rules...
You followed the rules. It's a story based on the photo.
The word count was stated and within the limit not exceeding 300 words.
Conclusion:
Good job with the prompt!
Until next time--Write on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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I was hooked on the brief description about a family treasure.
Hayden is such lovely little patriot! I love how she is captivated by tales of the American Revolution in her dad's history books. It's so important that kids learn about our Country's beginnings.
Furthermore:
Hayden learned about the the treasure map by her book readings. The map was inside one of her books. Now, she resolved to fine the hidden buried treasure to please her father and keep the traditions of her family's history.
Rules Followed:
Yes, you did a wonderful job following the rules. This story is within the the word count, not going over 300 words.
You based your story on the image prompt of a little girl wrapped in an American flag wearing a tricorn hat.
Parting Thoughts:
I enjoyed the story which had its little twist of including a family treasure to be discovered and kept for generations. The removal of a few seeds to plant while burying the rest in the metal box and buried as per the treasure maps location, to be found in another generation and used in the same way. "Magic Onions." I love the symbolism her 4th great grandfather wrote in his letter... "enduring spirit of independence."
I found no Grammatical errors that jumped out at me. The story flowed well and held my interest.
Conclusion:
I really enjoyed your take on the photo prompt.
Good job! And, good luck in the contest!
Until next time--Write on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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This is a refreshing puzzle that brings family and friends together for a party. Making memories is so important for families.
Partying On:
This puzzle consists of 16 words to uncover relating to parties and places to party. All the usual suspects are in it of course: ice cream, cakes and punch. There are bonfires and music. Dancing --barn dancing? Of course. Fun on the farm!
The beach is also a place for family and friends to meet and have a party. The big party month comes in September, here. More fun and games where we all will be parting on!
Parting Thoughts:
I enjoyed the imagery I conjured up in my mind uncovering some of the words. The beach is there along with family in my mind's eye. Jokes happen!
Conclusion:
Well done!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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I was searching the Comedy Genre page looking for a story to tickle my funny bone. So here I am!
Initial Thoughts:
You had me at the brief description, "Mushrooms, mishaps, and a magical transformation on a school outing"
Seriously? How could I not want to find out what this is all about? Mushrooms-magic and kids on an outing. I knew some sort of funny business was going to show up in this story.
Furthermore:
This is an outing where kids can have fun picking mushrooms. Adults can enjoy the refreshments...well some refreshments that is. Helicopter mother gets educated on letting kids be kids while partaking of some special recipe brownies.
Parting Thoughts:
The story shows how much fun a "field trip" education can be as kids learn the growing and picking of mushrooms. They also learned another thing that day ... some mushrooms have magical qualities that make an uptight mother have an enjoyable laughing spell. I imagine the dad visiting that farm often with his wife to keep the good vibes going in Alan's home.
Conclusion:
This story packs a lot of imagery for sure. It did tickle my funny bone, thus it is highlighted on this week's Comedy Newsletter.
Until next time--Write on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Now this is a trip down memory lane. Who doesn't love and remember these dolls making an appearance in their childhood, or that of their children for generations? Sweet cuddly, comforting sleep to toddlers and even older kids alike. These dolls have made trips to camp with my youngsters, too.
Further Thoughts:
This puzzle contains 25 words/or word groups all pertaining to the famous sibling dolls. I pictured back those many years ago a child squeezing Raggedy Ann tightly as they drifted off to slumber. The thing with "cuddle" dolls, is trying to slip them out of a child's arms to get it to the washing machine and back before they notice!
Parting Thoughts:
This is a nostalgic look back at an all time favorite that has sustained love and comfort for so many children and children's children. Amazing memories!
Conclusion:
Great subject matter! It put a smile on my face.
Conclusion:
Fun and memorable!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Thank you for creating this Words Search puzzle on my 18th WDC Birthday!
Loving Art:
This puzzle consists of all sorts of things having to do with art. There are 25 types of medium, or tools, woven into the puzzle that artist may use, for the player to uncover.
Art On:
I love dabbling in different medium, myself. I have used all of the above when sketching/painting or using the computer programs to do images, as well.
Art is so relaxing! It actually helps before the mind move from that to more intense work needing to be done. Somehow, it makes it easier to concentrate.
Observation:
Oh, no! The puzzle did not turn green after I got all the words crossed out. I checked to see if there was a repeat word, which there was technically. "Water" and "water color" the word water hd to be shaded over again right out of the words water color. I did that, and water did cross out on the list.
So, the puzzle lies before me with all the words crossed out but no green background.
I did something I really never have to do ...I clicked on "Need help to solve this puzzle." But, that didn't open, either. I guess it's a fluke. It has happened before--very rarely.
Parting Thoughts:
This was truly a fun subject matter since I have much interest in art. Thanks again for creating it and tagging me. It helped make my "18th" very special!
I just found this Word Search hidden within notes and links on my 18th WDC birthday. Thank you for creating this puzzle for me. You know I love these, so it's a real celebration gift.
Witchy Things:
This is a puzzle consisting of 25 words to uncover from the tile. All the words pertain to things used in some witchy magic and spells galore! Those who can foresee like a shaman. Plus, the art of sorcery by the sorceress. More Spells:
The use of the crystal, incantation, divination, to name a few. However, the main magical cookbook is the Grimoire. There is a poppet, which can be used both in a benevolent way (healing, love) or a malevolent way, (harming, cursing). Of course WebWitch does no harm.
Parting Thoughts:
This was a fun puzzle to solve with many items commonly used by those who practice sorcery, witchery, and spiritualism. It was mostly a smooth solve with no traps set to catch a witch.
Conclusion:
Great job! Thank you so much for helping to make my 18th birthday extra special!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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I came across this fun Word Search puzzle! I love the puzzles you come up with that are different and have a bit of difficulty level in the solve.
We are warned in the brief description not to use vowel language!
This Puzzle:
There are 25 words to uncover on the tile. Each word has the letter "Y" used as a vowel. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Well it's not. Of course "Y's" are all over the tile since that letter is the star of the show. There are no A, E, I, O, U's at all.
Parting Thoughts:
I actually found this puzzle to give me a bit of a challenge trying to
connect some of the words associated with their "Y' because there were so many "Y"s" hanging around that didn't belong to them. My last found word was Sphynx. It should have been found and disposed of right away on the tile since it had an "X." There are only 3 words with an "X" in them. But I finally found the right angle and "X" to get to that "y" vowel word.
Conclusion:
Fun and challenging Word Search!
Until next time, Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Thank you so much for making this Witchy Word Search puzzle in celebration of my 18th WDC Birthday.
Jumping Right In:
This is such a cool puzzle having to do with things in Webbie's port.
There are my activities, my writings and my poetry ..."In Motion!"
Furthermore:
This Word Search puzzle consisted of 12 titles to uncover. The tile itself was pretty large allowing for many more blank spaces, thus the words on the list had plenty pf room to "hide."
However, words with a "W" in it made it easier to uncover.
Parting Thoughts:
I really enjoyed this lovely "birthday gift" in honor of my 18th Anniversay, here. I want to thank you for being a part of Sung'manitu's plan to make this birthday special. So many peeps participated. I'll be working through these puzzles for awhile!
Conclusion:
Good job! Great fun!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Oh, my! What's NOT to love? Thank you for creating this Word Search puzzle celebrating my 18th WDC Anniversary!
The Introduction:
First of all. I love the title. Very cool!
I love the intro above the word search tile. You make me sound so good.
Eye Catchers:
Excellent cover image! I like it's familiarity. I can relate! Also, the witch on the broom with the cat, GIF. It sets the perfect tone for those getting ready to solve this all things witchy puzzle.
So Many Witchy Things:
Good job, covering so much of my Witch ways. You have titles of my MBs, and my mode of travel. ()
Also, my famous black cat named Jinx. Jinx has his own MB, too!
My "Garden" is there. It's only appropriate there's a "Sunflower" in it.
Location, Location:
My Florida and New England residence are hidden here, too. Some Witchy Mystery writings, in the folder "Windy City Tales" even shows up here.
Furthermore:
This puzzle consists of 25 names/titles of most of my exclusive MBs. I didn't see "Yellowstone" but, hey, nobody expects a witch to be trying to audition for yet another one of Taylor Sheridan's spin offs. I guess they figured Beth Dutton was enough of a witch on the shows.
Parting Thoughts:
This puzzle was a hoot! I actually learned something about myself...well not exactly, but it sounds good! What I really loved is that this is such a perfect WDC 18th Anniversary celebration gift. Thank you so much for being a part of the fun with this Word Search puzzle.
Conclusion:
It's a magical medley of super-fun Witchy things!
KUDOS!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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This is so special! You've made me an 18th birthday Word Search Puzzle! Thank you!
This puzzle is exactly what one would expect. Everything in it has to do with the number 18. (+ 17 candles more.)
Of course there are 18 words/groups of words to uncover relating to the topic. Because it's my 18th WDC birthday! And you're right. Although I'm of legal age on WDC, I am still too young to enjoy an adult beverage here! If I want one, I have to shut the lid of my laptop so I can not be officially here while sipping!
Furthermore:
I enjoy sharing the number with interesting things such as Ulysses S Grant, The 18th President. (Did you know Grant had no middle name at all? He just thought adding the "S" in U.S. Grant would sound very dignified.) I think it's cool, myself. Then there's Argon's atomic number 18. Plus, 18 Pairs Of horses ribs," and the same amount of tail bones, too!
Parting Thoughts:
You helped to make this such a special day for my octadecagon WDC Anniversary! Yes I borrowed that word from the puzzle. Thank you for helping me to celebrate in such a fun way!
Conclusion:
I love it!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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Thank you for creating this Word Search puzzle, and tagging me on the newsfeed.
Jumping Right In:
This is a puzzle about different plants and plant parts. It is the greenery that makes the world go 'round! Well, sort of. There are some cool plants listed. But, I think the most interesting one mentioned is the Corpse Lily. This plant has the word corpse in it because, well, I guess that's the stench it gives off to attract flies and carrion beetles. It's also sometimes called the Voodoo Lily.
Furthermore:
This Word Search consists of 25 plant names or parts to uncover. Many words were easy to spot because of the letters X, Z, and U. Others were long and jumped out at me. Then I had to buckle down and really look hard for other words.
Parting Thoughts:
This was a very interesting puzzle to solve. It made me go look up pictures of them online. That's when I saw the Corpse Lily in bloom. Although thankful the scent didn't come through the screen! It's quite impressive.
Conclusion:
Great subject matter!
Until next time--Puzzle on!
Regards,
WebWitch
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