That’s a pretty sad title, I know.  This week’s puzzle is a leafy plant growing in a container in front of our house.

A different cut puzzle for you this week.  Click anywhere on the puzzle to begin.

Bees of every kind are everywhere in the wildflowers behind our house. Here is a bumblebee over a pink wild flower (click anywhere on the puzzle to play):

I haven’t posted many puzzles lately, but this photo of beautiful tomatoes for sale at Joy P’s farm in Seattle is just begging to become a puzzle

Joy told us that all these different varieties of tomato are ripe and ready to eat…even the purple ones and green ones!  I sampled several at BIL Roger’s house, and they were delicious beyond belief.  So sorry, but you will have to just sample a puzzle.  Click anywhere on the puzzle below to begin.  Enjoy!

I haven’t done a puzzle for a really long time, so I’m making it a little harder cut.  It’s called the Tetris cut, and it is interlocking “T” shapes.  I chose one of my favorite photos from this year.  It’s the Great Kiskadee who’s hanging around Paradise Pond in Port Aransas, TX.  Isn’t he striking?

Click anywhere on the puzzle above to begin.  You will be taken to the JigZone site where my puzzles are hosted.  Good luck!

I really enjoy looking at the Seattle skyline.  Here you can see the Space Needle, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in August of this year, as well as the new Seattle Ferris Wheel (which opened June 29th, 2012).

And since I’ve missed at least a couple of Wednesday puzzles, here is a “Saturday puzzle” for you.  Click anywhere on the puzzle below to begin, and see if you can put Seattle back together again.  It will work just like a jigsaw puzzle.

Today’s puzzle is this psycho-looking carpenter bee with the green eyes that was in my aunt’s backyard in Huntsville.  Click anywhere on the puzzle below to begin.