Puzzle Description:

I never really notice that the cursive capital s is just a cursive capital g on a diet.

#1: Kathy Cain (kathycain) on Apr 11, 2020

Hmmm... I never made that observation either.

Hmmm... I never made that observation either.

And an ampersand is this thing, looking in a mirror.

Not my favorite puzzle that you've done, but I love the observation!

I remember noticing a long time ago when I was a kid just learning how to write cursive.

Yes, the G is barrel-chested and the S is, well, svelte, let's say.

I really enjoy solving you puzzles Brian, but I'm starting to wonder;
1 whether you're on lockdown &
2 whether you've run out of things to do around the house
It's why I'm sitting here solving them!
OK, I'm too lazy to do things around the house

1. I am sheltering in place.
2. Our home is 80 years old so it is impossible to run out of things to do around the house.
3. In the ten years I've been creating, I've made almost 1700 puzzles. Some are quick and easy to make but others require quite a bit of time to get correct. I solve almost all of my own puzzle to make sure they are solvable including the blotted ones which I usually solve, edit, solve, edit, solve, edit... I want all of you to enjoy them as much as I enjoy making them. I am very proud of my body of work here. I read and appreciate all of the comments, even if I don't always respond.

Except for the big difference that the G has a shoulder, and the S doesn't. I like the ampersand observation much better.

Your puzzles bring me great joy, especially while sheltering at home. Our house is only 15 years old, but our yard is just beginning to need attention - we live in Idaho.

Brian, it shows that you put a lot of work into your puzzles. They are amazing!!

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