DAILY CALENDAR CHALLENGE #025 – JANUARY 25
For a different twist this Friday, I’d like to start off with a couple of puzzles of my own …
ROB’S PUZZLE #1 While I was cleaning house yesterday, I decided to freshen up my MAC. I removed the photo of Wotan and the Serpent from the Met Opera production of Das Rheingold, and replaced it with a classic painting.
What’s the name of the painting and the artist?
ROB’S PUZZLE #2 Here’s a photo I took of my dinner last night …
What was I eating?
Now back to my Daily Calendars Challenge for Friday …
1- The Origami Challenge
Chocolate wizard! Humbug! I did my own version and called it GANDALF THE GREEN.
So, I didn’t have any old Hershey Bar wrappers or chocolate-brown folding paper. I wanted to do Gandalf the Grey, but I didn’t have any gray paper. Anyway Gandalf was known as Gandalf the Green when he was just starting out.
2 – COVER STORY PUZZLE
3 – A PENT UP PENTAGON Mensa puzzle … 
OK, I haven’t been able to complete this puzzle yet. I’ll update you with a comment to the post a little later today.
Posted on January 25, 2013, in Daily Calendar Challenge and tagged daily calendar challenge, dinner, origami, pent up pentagon, puzzles, Rob's Puzzles, scrambled book titles, screen saver, Wizard. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
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If I would have stayed with trying to solve the puzzle I probably would have solved it. I knew the five highest value numbers had to go in the cent of each line. But trying to distribute the five lowest value numbers on the corners ran me ragged. Starting at the top and moving right — 1 – 10 – 3 – 6 – 5 – 7 – 2 – 8 – 4 – 9 – 1