Hi, everybody, outside gets colder, and more and more people are inside. This means more puzzles! The school is closed. Everyone quit. People need presents! The riddles are the perfect way to spend time with your family and give gifts without dying (left) or being eaten (food basket).
Before sharing some images of the holiday, I wanted to share my own views. I’m curious to know what people think.
Although I liked the light and Christmas music, we often did not celebrate much at home. At this time of the year, there was Christmas everywhere and it was great. I have always noticed the lack of other holidays. In an industry such as puzzles here is an activity that can be shared at home, is it not logical to see other cultures and traditions described in idols? I only see a full size of the Hannulah puzzle. I’ve seen a little riddle, too. I’ve never seen a riddle for any holiday except HalloweenAnd maybe a Easter puzzle. What about all the confused families and cultural traditions? People of different colors, races, genders? We are living in a different world where diversity is the most important and I believe that the puzzle industry, along with many others, should take advantage of opportunities to teach and share with the right messages. There is nothing more to be called a ‘ traditional Roman family and we should celebrate it. ’
Over. Thanks for reading.
And here are some of my favorite holiday images during the season. Some of them are newer information so there should be something new to enjoy!
1.Hello.
2.In the mid-20th century, Joelle McIntyre (2000 C.E.)
Three.Christmas cat collection (11,000pcs)
Four.Witches and Santa Claus, Francois Ruyer (11,000pcs)
Five.Little Light Festival
Thanks for reading, I have one. BluebirdReport coming!