Puzzle Description:

This is the view from the desk where Linda Ronstadt is distracted from her work as she sings a duet with James Ingram in the music video "Somewhere Out There" - one of my favorite songs, and the theme song for the animated movie American Tail.

#1: Teresa K (fasstar) on Sep 15, 2009 [SPOILER]

When I made this puzzle, I did it from memory. Then I found the video that shows the room as it should be:

http://espanol.video.yahoo.com/watch/785908/3334247

I did this from memory. I just remember the French doors, a lamp, and a sofa, and maybe bookshelves. Then I found the video. It's close enough I think:

http://espanol.video.yahoo.com/watch/785908/3334247

Nice work! Although, I admit the entire right half of the puzzle (which I solved last) I just saw the pattern and filled the rest in without looking at the clues.

My puzzle #3590, with the same title as this week's theme, would fit right in. Great movie, too.

Thanks, Adam. It was impossible to make the French doors any more interesting than that. I tried a few different ways, and went with this one, knowing that part of the puzzle would be a bit boring.

I'm going to check your puzzle. I bet I know what it is. I didn't solve that one because it was too big. So I'll peek. :-)

Thanks for your entry! I love the couch!

Thanks, Jota. That couch has some comfy pillows, just begging for some cuddling.

If any of you out there are blessed with someone to cuddle with, go give your someone a squeeze. :-)

What a very clear image to match the story. Really nice job.

Thanks, BlackCat.

I started with the right. Thinking, geez, this is a bit regular, too easy... Then I did the left and stepped back and thought, WOW, there are some really creative and talented people out there. Then, I read your description and thought, WOW, I would have never thought!

Cool puzzle! really fun to solve.

Thank you. :-)

very fun puzzle to solve. what a relaxing image. since i'm linda, too, i think i'll just move right in!

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