Puzzle Description:

After mowing my lawn I decided to draw a man pushing a lawn mower, but the diagonal line of the handle is hard to make solvable, so I got lazy and drew a lazy man on a riding mower.

#1: Mark Conger (aruba) on May 21, 2004

It's a pun.

i could'a used one of these today.

Thus the brand "lazy boy lawnmower"?

Using a riding mower doesn't mean lazy; it means the old tractor is broken and we can't find parts for it,and the fields and yard need to be mowed. It takes all day but it's my favorite chore. If I used a push-type, I would still be out there mowing. :)

I agree Sarah. Lazy would depend on the size of the yard.
I didn't get the pun until Mark pointed it out. Funny. :D
Thanks Jan.

Now if I could just get the snowblower attachment I'd be all set.

I love the puns by Jan. This one's good, but "Getting Ahead," was even better!

It's shaped a little funny, but I like that it's red.

You're not that lazy. Look at all the puzzles you've created.

Not sure how this one got solved. it is 18x19 but you need at least 23 boxes.

Dawn - color puzzles have a bit of a change from black and white - Clues of different colors do not HAVE TO have a white between them. (The difference in color is enough to keep them separate.)

He's not lazy. He's an engineer (always finding easier ways to do things). Work smarter...not harder.

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