My second Paper House Productions puzzle was just as much if not more fun than the Painting Paris puzzle I talked about a few days ago.

Scooby Doo was and still is my all-time favorite cartoon. I watched it religiously as a kid, and even in adulthood, it can still make me chuckle on occasion.

I remember watching one episode maybe 10 years ago where Shaggy and Scooby were running from the monster and Shaggy handed Scooby a brown paper bag to capture his scream into as the monster was getting closer They folded the bag up tight and kept running.

At some point soon after the monster had run off to a different room and they were safe behind a closed door, they opened the bag, and Scooby’s scream came out of the bag loud and clear! I don’t know why, but for some reason this made me laugh out loud for several minutes. It was so simple, but really cracked me up.

I know, I’m weird, but I don’t care — I enjoy classic cartoons from the 70’s and 80’s so much. The Scooby Doo Mystery movies where a special celebrity guest was in the episode were some of the best.

Randy and I introduced our boys to this set of Scooby shows and they loved it too. Funny enough, their absolute favorite one was Scooby Doo Meets Kiss! LOL. And it was definitely due to this specific episode that Cole first listened to and started loving Kiss’s music. LOL. That kid was definitely born a couple of decades later than his old school soul would indicate he should have been.

This puzzle was one that I rarely do this way, but I really LOVE it when I have the chance to do it. I just think it makes for a cool looking pic. How cool does having all the frames filled in make the puzzle look? Awesome I think.

Now off to find me some human Scooby Snacks!