Yes... yes he does, as I am in the same boat.
The more I try, the less and less it seems I will find the solution. I do need inspiration, but Sartre... no thank you Maybe, Clueless?
Yes... yes he does, as I am in the same boat.
I grew up close to Yellowstone and we went every summer. It was really exciting going over the Cooke City highway switchbacks at 14,000 feet on a narrow road with no guardrails. At the top I always was carsick. ( This was in the 1950s). Today it is a great drive not to be missed... Also get pie at the little restaurant at the top.
I CANNOT WAIT to share this story with my significant other! Who will doubtless remind me that he provided vital assistance with the SPIELBERG meta late one Sunday evening some years back.Patty wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 12:26 pm I was going nowhere this week and had left the puzzle on the counter so I could have a look every now and then. I saw my husband looking at it and explained what I thought was interesting and within minutes he saw the rabbit. So I am ashore this week but only because of him
Another clever construction from Mike!
You got MGWCC same day. I'm still clueless on that one but had this one faster than most. Go figure.
When I give nudges I try to make them short and sweet...often one word.Inca wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 2:55 pm It's still interesting to me how each of us experiences the meta differently...which we find easy, which we find perfect, which we find too way out there, etc.
For me this was a classic meta (or what I think the meta should be) and I really enjoyed it.
I saw some discussion about nudges and hints above and I also wonder how people come up with good hints that actually help but don't give too much away. (In fact, someone has asked me to provide one for them and I am at a loss.) So, now that I've solved and submitted, I'd love to get the nudges and hints others came up with by PM.