Puzzle Description:

No. It's White Out - a bottle of correction fluid I found in my desk drawer.

#1: Diana W (aeris) on Apr 29, 2010 [SPOILER]

Very cute. I like the hand. and that it's holding the bottle, instead of just having a close-up of the bottle. This was another one that I didn't see at all while solving it, then once I read the description, I saw it all at once.

it looks like a hand turning off a lightswitch

Wow - does anyone actually still use that stuff?

I keep it handy for things like hand written forms I need to fill out all the time.

At first i thought it was a bird's head, then i saw the hand. Nice image.

Remember....do not apply directly to the screen.

lol Alison
very well done Teresa, like the thumb

Thanks, Juan and Tom. LOL Alison.

I like it very much! I love this smaller puzzles you are doing now! Thanks for the fun!

Thanks, Jota.

Didn't see it at all until I read your description...then I had a chuckle. Well done, Teresa!

this is wonderful! the hand is perfect.

Thanks, Carol and Linda. Hands are always a challenge to get right.

Correcting fluid was invented by a secretary who started out the business with her and her son filling perfume bottles at their kitchen table and gradually grew it into the multimillion dollar "Liquid Paper" business. The son was Michael Nesmith, later a member of "The Monkees". People with interesting life paths.

Thanks for the background info, Jan. Interesting indeed.

Good one!
Ditto #12

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