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March's Logic Puzzles are finally posted!

Quadruple Show and Tell

Yeah, yeah, yeah....I know we're still running behind. I warned you we'd be a little slow! *sheepish grin* My parents have remained stable, my father continues to improve - too slowly for his taste! But the year has been increasingly hectic as I move back into "life as normal" with the addition of keeping an eye on parents. It'll even out in a few months, as we settle into new routines.

Thanks again for your support and here's hoping 2013 will continue to be a better year for all of us! *smile*

~ Shelly

I'm back! My thanks to all my readers for your emails of sympathy and support. The past couple years have been very difficult for my family. But finally, there's good news...

Last fall, we placed my mother in a long-term nursing home (she has alzheimer's) and the stress relief from the burden of her daily care has been almost palpable for my father, and for the rest of us too. My father continues to grow stronger from his long illness last year and thankfully, the chemo has been working to keep the liver cancer at bay. So, for now at least, my parents are once again stable and doing OK.

I had hoped to return to the monthly puzzles last fall but developed problems with my own health and ended up in the hospital for major surgery in October. However, I'm now fully recovered and, I hope, ready to return to our monthly puzzles. We'll likely be a little slow to get them up at first while we get back up to speed but puzzles should once again be posted each month. The missing puzzles from the past year we'll post as we get to them.

Thanks again for your support and here's hoping 2013 will be a better year for all of us! *smile*

~ Shelly

Shelly's puzzles are on Kindle!

Grid Detective is a free Kindle game featuring 30 brand new logic puzzles made by Shelly Hazard! Produced by Amazon Digital Services, the game is setup much like our own interactive puzzles but also includes additional features, such as hints and error checking. The puzzles are broken into three categories - easy, intermediate, and hard. The interface is very good and allows you to easily navigate to any puzzle. You can even leave a puzzle partially finished, start a new one, and return to your place on the previous one.

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