I thought he might get sick of them and clean them all up in the hallway, but no, Gage is a puzzleman through and through. He puts these puzzles together all day up and down our hallway, only to mess them up and start again. When the power was out and it got dark, you would go down the hall hitting them and stepping on the pieces. He even sits on our kitchen table to get some done if the hallway is full. My mom got him a new "Kung Fu Panda" puzzle while she was here and that one has been put together at least 15 times in the last two weeks. He is starting to need more of a challenge and I am thinking of going up to the 200 piecers. So, after a long tradition of puzzle men in the family (okay, I can only think of one - my brother Brett), it is great to see this little guy at work.
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7 comments:
Do you want me to send Gage the 1000 piecer you guys finished over the holidays?
Very impressive! I don't think Zach has ever looked at a puzzle. Maybe it if was Star Wars...hmmmm....
Impressive! I feel like a slacker. With the gene potential, I should be pushing puzzles left and right. I just can't keep them inside long enough. They'r currently playing outside in the rain -not my favorite, given our laundry situation.
That is pretty darn impressive Gagey! Teach Davey! Trac, I tell you everytime I host playgroup...that kid is one smart cookie. SMART.
Ohhh nice Traci... Spencer adores his puzzles - especially the big floor ones. His largest one is a Buzz Lightyear puzzle... it has about 30 pieces and although the pieces are still a decent size its a lot harder than his other ones... he loves mummy and daddy helping him!
Has Gage ever thought about puzzle modeling? He'd be perfect for it. These pictures make me want to bust a move and get to puzzling.
Hey, I have a puzzle lover too. Ethany pieces circles around me, it's a nice fun QUIET activity. She doesn't have enough of those.
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