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Sorcerer's Apprentice

yippie! i finished my puzzle today! took long enough... 1000 pieces and most of them look the same. every time i couldn't find a piece, i would freak out, thinking perhaps i had accidently vacuumed it or threw it away with the wrapper. whew, good thing i was careful. wow it's looks so pretty. mosaics are difficult, but they are indeed beautiful when completed. bewitch that broom, mickey, u sorcerer's apprentice, u.


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Sandy said…
5000!!! Nice!! That's so many pieces. Haha, I'm doing 1000 and I'm barely doing it because I'm retarded. I totally know what you mean though, whenever I can't find a piece, I keep thinking that it's fallen somewhere, or the puzzle came with a missing piece, or something, haha.

It looks supperrr awesome!

Oh oh and I'm mailing you your box today! Let me know when you get it. ^___^
April 2, 2008 at 3:35 PM
Ming said…
good job! that's really impressive
April 2, 2008 at 11:23 PM
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