Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Good Afternoon,

January is over? How did that happen? Wasn't it just December?

I can't believe how time gets away from me. Well, I'm sure I'm not the only one that experiences this phenomenon. My dad is still dating his checks '1996'. It happens to us all in one way or another. I really have no idea where I was going with this. I think I missed my birthday.

Now back to today's Mouthpiece! Enjoy a game, another game, quotes and the knowledge that jigsaw puzzle give ya. No, really.

Mouthing Off,
Carl

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[m] q u o t e s . o f . t h e . d a y
"The first time I see a jogger smiling, I'll consider it."
- Joan Rivers

"Tact is the ability to describe others as they see themselves."
- Abraham Lincoln

"If you don't know where you are going, any road will take
you there."
- Lewis Carroll


[m] What's On the Web?
Red Remover
"You hate red! You click the red boxes to destroy them! You LIKE green! You save those green boxes! Now you play many many levels!"

Play: Red Remover

POKE-A-SHEEP
We all count sheep to fall asleep, but what happens when your dream turns into a nightmare? Your grassy knoll is overrun by sheep on pogo sticks; that's what! Stop 'em! Oh, dear God, stop 'em in Eclectech's Pointless But Fun flash game.

Play: POKE-A-SHEEP


[m] b i t s . n . b o b s
Things in Life I Learned from a Jigsaw Puzzle
1. Don't force a fit. If something is meant to be, it will come together naturally.

2. When things aren't going so well, take a break. Everything will look different when you return.

3. Be sure to look at the big picture. Getting hung up on the little pieces only leads to frustration.

4. Perseverance pays off. Every important puzzle went together bit by bit, piece by piece.

5. When one spot stops working, move to another. But be sure to come back later (see #4).

6. The creator of the puzzle gave you the picture as a guidebook.

7. Variety is the spice of life. It's the different colors and patterns that make the puzzle interesting.

8. Working together with friends and family makes any task fun.

9. Establish the border first. Boundaries give a sense of security and order.

10. Don't be afraid to try different combinations. Some matches are surprising.

11. Take time often to celebrate your successes (even little ones).

12. Anything worth doing takes time and effort. A great puzzle can't be rushed.

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