So... Yea.
Badass Of The Month: Woman Who Competed 24,000 Piece Puzzle
11:30 am, January 18th | by Laura Donovan
Before the days of iPhones, iPads, Instagram, and all that jazz we don’t really need, kids had to entertain themselves with hands-on products like coloring books and puzzles. One woman can still appreciate the good ol’ puzzle, even though there’s nothing quite as awful as having even a single missing piece. Amanda Worrington spent nearly a year and a half putting together a 24,000 piece puzzle, which she proceeded to glue onto her wall.
“I didn’t really know what to do with it when I first started, but it was so pretty I thought it would look good on my wall,” she said of the overwhelmingly bright montage of animals, bodies of water, hot air balloons, boats, planets, and more.
It looks very Lisa Frank-y, if you ask me:
It should come as no surprise that the 50-year-old, who lives alone, loves pushing herself and doing puzzles:
“I love a challenge. I must have done around 50 puzzles. They do take a while, but when you’re finished, you get such a great sense of satisfaction.”
Uh, yeah…
[The Sun]
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