Sudoku Puzzles

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Happy Mother's day to all mother's, grandmother's, aunts, and "other mother's". Hope everyone had a nice day as it winds down here. Heard from 4 out of 5 kids so far. Not bad! Dear MIL had both her boys here so it was especially nice for her at 88+.
Love the cabin in the woods. Don't More...

Good night worldly people.

Et tu legumen

;;;or perhaps
'et tu faba'

Nil volentibus arduum

no-one here

I did it, I did it.
Ian your encouragement has paid off
2 hours on the dot

Operam do

repetitio

Solus sum

I have been here alone for over 5 hours and am now feeling unloved and unwanted so I shall go out into the garden and eat worms( it will actually be greenfly and I will be weilding a spray bottle)

But first
NUMBER 10

2.38

2:24, a little slow today. everyone.

2.35 Slower than you Chris!
Wish it was MY cabin in the woods.

Hail Gail

2:41 Well, I went and did something really outrageous for my birthday and I'm just "back" in Sudokuland.

Please, Plum, do share..........

I hadn't been planning on doing it. In fact I thought I never would.

I love getting 100 when I can. Welcome back to myself.

Monday morning here. Had a nice nap on the couch yesterday afternoon - that was my Mother's Day! Sophia made macaroni & cheese for dinner. Hubby flew to Philly for a class. I'm hoping for chocolates when he returns......

102 is an abundant number and semiperfect number. It is a sphenic number. It is the sum of four consecutive prime numbers (19 + 23 + 29 + 31).

The sum of Euler's totient function φ(x) over the first eighteen integers is 102.

102 is the third base 10 polydivisible number, since 1 is More...

When I was young, I always wanted to own a cabin in the woods. Now I'd rather have all the conveniences of a house in the suburbs - which I have!

One hundred [and] three is the 27th prime number. The previous prime is 101, making them both twin primes. It is also a happy number.

103 is a strictly non-palindromic number.

Drat Linda that took me ages...winking here.

Oh Linda now I am all out of synchronicity...

And probably no one will read my comments because it will switch over to a new day soon, so I'll just say good-bye. Wait, I just noticed Andre's post - holy cow, what does any of that mean? I'll have to ask my 15-yr-old son, he is in advanced math classes.

The more pragmatic a person, the greater a surprise a synchronistic incident is -- even mild ones of the sort that happen to most people sooner or later. For example, Bruce, a corporate lawyer, was stunned the day that, just as he was getting ready to dial his father, he picked up the phone and More...

so sorry, Andre, I will go away now and attempt to clean that sticky kitchen floor before the kids come home from school and spill more stuff....

Hello Linda...I was going for an alternate synchronistic posting...I failed but it is nice to see you post x

I don't know what Admiral Nelson would say though...

Good Maen Sudokuland. Just set my new Suntea Pitcher out in the morning sun. I had to share the tea-bag wisdom . . .
Only the wise can be perplexed.
And one for Glinda . . .
It takes alot of bread to toast the town.

Jill check this out...

http://www.snopes.com/food/prepare/suntea.asp

I had never heard of a Sun tea pitcher before but we don't get a lot of sunshine to do it anyway.