Family Addiction to Puzzles

August Book Club, Week 2
Challenge of Expression, p. 70
"Thinking about what the subject matter expresses rather than thinking about what you can express..."

Seeing this puzzle in progress on a table in our house expresses our family's love of doing puzzles together. We have favorite puzzles that we do over and over, and therefore, some that seem to project the whole without being very far along in being put together. What does this subject matter express to me? Engagement. Delight. Concentration. Family chatter. And snacks. (Oh, ok, that one doesn't really count as an expression but is definitely part of the activity.)

[belinda]

Nice shot, looks like an interesting puzzle. You;re doing well with the exercises!

[Taffy]

Great interpretation of the exercise and visually, it's so appealing.

[Martin Brunner]

there is on expression that comes into my mind when i see this puzzle: Tantrum :-) being very impatient. Nice capture though!

[Andrew S]

I wish I had the patience for puzzles, crosswords, games and the like! And that looks like a VERY difficult puzzle!

[❀ Lynn]

Looks like a fun puzzle.

[Michael Van Krey]

Mmmm snacks. Nice perspective on a warm, inviting scene.