Sudoku Puzzles

Speaking of pigs....

A pig and a chicken were walking by a church where a gala charity event was taking place. Getting caught up in the spirit, the pig suggested to the chicken that they each make a contribution.

"Great idea!" the chicken cried. "Let's offer More...

WOW! 22 AND TOPP!

Glenn, you're getting rather personal with your question to Kathy.

How government contracts are issued....
Three contractors are bidding to fix a broken fence at the White House. One is from Chicago, another is from Tennessee, and the third is from Minnesota.
All three go with a federal official to examine the fence. The Minnesota contractor takes out a tape More...

Just feeding them that would be a problem, Glenn.

2:36 Hi to all.

Thought for the Eveningish:

Humour, take what you can use and let the rest go by.

Night x

HI all! Thanks Kathy for taking over - I know your teasers are appreciated! Well, today was the day my son was carried to cure his shingles...it was strange to say the least, I'm not sure how to take it or even how to describe it to you, but will let you know if there is an improvement soon!

Fiona - Your little one is in my prayers. I hope he recovers very soon!

Good morning to you all. I have been to Disneyland, but over 20 years ago.

Good Morning Sudokuland, never been to Disneyland.

Thanks to everyone who wished my favorite daughter a Happy Birthday yesterday. She had a fabulous family party last night and got almost everything she asked for. Her favorite presents? A new Green Bay Packers shirt to replace her Brent Farve jersey (lol) and a telescope! Thanks again!!

Summary from yesterday:

Using statistical collations,
and Pearson's correlations,
any cause and effect
that you might p'raps expect,
can be riddled with complications.

Yesterday's "hurry back, Fiona" riddle:
How can you build pig pens so you can put nine pigs in four pens such that each pen has an odd number of pigs?
Answer: Build 3 pens and put 3 pigs in each. Build a fourth pen around the other three. Oink.
Congrats to Greg and Colo Jim! Jeb just ate them

Here's today's (I hope I haven't posted it before, I've lost track!)

I escaped from a Nazi concentration camp in WWII Germany. I spoke fluent German; and with the help of the French Underground, I had authentic German clothes and travel papers of the time. Before crossing into Switzerland, More...

That about sums up my statistics class, Ray!

Off to dinner with friends!

Bye.

Actually, if I have posted it before, it will be very, very easy! lol

Really goodbye!

And your point is?

1.54

1.

Patience, jeb, see how it's done?

Somewhere, I have or had an old T-shirt with a vulture on its front with a caption that read: "Patience my a$$, I'm gonna kill something." Old philosophies are hard to discard.

Let's hope, Jeb, that the Good Woman had the sense to throw it out ...

Jeb- You have to pray for patience...
Just don't ask that it be granted RIGHT NOW...

G'Day and

I first went to Disneyland when I was 6, shortly after it opened. I can't remember how many times I've been back since, but the last time was with my grandkids just a few years ago. I have many good memories there.

I went as a little girl the year Disneyland first opened with my family and all of my paternal relatives. Whenever I was separated from my immediate family, an arm from one of my aunts would always grab me and take me with her family! I boldly went through the park knowing that I could never get lost!

Later in the numerous times I went to Disneyland, several times with my family, once in a high school grad night (the park is wild after dark!), several times when my sons were young (ever tried to carry a toddler for miles?) and now since my DIL works for Disney, I can get in for free.

Is 6 a record

yes

And all this on a day when the Stock Exchange jumped 2.5%.

2:06, hi all.

My older son, Scott arrived home with the morning Sun this morning - He was up in Ely, MN for the summer, working for an outfitters - I hope your day is just as nice as mine is -- this has been a More...