When I was in the 6th grade, my best buddy and I used to create mazes and sell them to other kids during recess for 25 cents a piece. Surprisingly, by the end of the school year we banked three or four dollars each. Not a bad profit for a kid back in 1974.
Sadly, by the time we reached Junior High our customers had wised up and our maze business went bankrupt, but my love for making them never did. Here is my latest creation, complete with ornamentation to help distract and entertain you. All you have to remember is you cannot cross a white line. Eventually you will find your way out.
Click on picture for the full maze.
—————————————————————————————by SG 2012
We are just one life in the sea of billions. From that, there is somebody, somewhere that will care about us. The odds are in our favor, so when we dance alone and cry alone, we should remember that self-worth begins from within and no matter how unlikable we feel or unlovable we think we are, there is a person in this big world who is ready and willing to become our friend anyway. All we have to do is open the window and let them in.
I am not a cat person, but there was one special feline family member that captured my heart with his charm and beauty. Vinnie wasn’t like most cats, he was supermodel material and rarely did much else but sit and pose accordingly. His eyes were so blue you’d almost believe he had the ability to pull a piece of the sky into them each time he looked up.
I rescued him from the pound as a gift to my boyfriend at the time. But, as many stories go, that relationship ended, he moved out and I retained custody of the cat. Fortunately, my best dog friend, Charlie, had already made friends with Vinnie and helped him through the transition of saying good-bye to Scotty.
