Puzzles.
I had a lovely young (compared to me) family over a few weeks ago, for dinner. This was a first for me. No, not company for dinner. Instead, what every Nana wants in her house....a cabinet for toys that were her own kids' that other kids might find interesting. I opened the built-in dining cabinets and showed the kids what was there. They had a pretty good time with them. Everybody went home. I had done the dishes. I decided I needed keep the toys out for awhile. They stayed on the dining table for a few days because I wanted to sort them all out...to start fresh for the next young ones who would be coming to the house. Legos were discovered with building blocks. Wooden trains were mixed up with the wooden animals. Puzzles were a mess. I put all of the toys away...except for the small puzzles. There were four of them. They were around 4.5" x 6.5" each. I decided to watch TV and match them up at the same time. The Honda and the Mitsubishi car puzzles went toget