Of course this is not the real title of this particular puzzle, but I no longer have it, and I cannot for the life of me remember what it was called. I don’t even know what happened to it — if I gave to Stacey or someone else or possibly donated it to Goodwill. I have a few puzzles yet to be written about on here that were done so long ago that I don’t recall the titles and don’t have a good way of looking them up if they are no longer in print.

This was a really cute, colorful, and quick puzzle. Only 300 pieces and the quality was pretty good. It laid down flat which was nice and it was a tight enough fit that I was able to to do what I am now going to be referring to as the “Stacey Stance” where I can take a pic of the puzzle standing up. She showed me this years ago on her blog, and I absolutely love it when I can do that also with a puzzle which unfortunately does not happen all that often.

I love Snoopy. I have a bunch of Peanuts-themed puzzles, and just got two more today at my local goodwill which was really cool. I will pass them on to a couple different Peanuts loving puzzler friends in my life.

As a kid I really enjoyed watching the Charlie Brown specials that would air at Thanksgiving and Christmas time. They were fun. I saw for the first time as an adult what is probably my absolute favorite Snoopy / Peanuts cartoon called “Snoopy Come Home”. I had never even heard of it, but it is hysterical! Check it out if you get a chance, you won’t regret it.