Just a quick post today. Part of my Saturday morning ritual is to do the 'Second Glance' puzzle in the Washington Post magazine. If you don't know that puzzle, it consists of a photo and an altered copy of the same photo. You have to spot all the differences between the two. They get the photos to use from reader submissions.
My friends who collect refrigerator magnets submitted a photo that appears in this week's puzzle. If that wasn't surprising enough for me, one of my x-stitch refrigerator magnets is in the photo!
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My magnet is the 'READ' one in the upper right corner. I made that years ago when their son (who took the picture) was just learning to read. He's a Jr. in high school now.
Cool, huh?
How exciting, Annie! I hope you will cut out the picture and frame it or put it in a scrapbook. The magnet is really cute!
ReplyDeleteThat's really neat! Congratulations on your brush with celebrity. Nice magnet!
ReplyDeleteNice magnet Annie!!
ReplyDeleteHow great to do it... I just can fnd one...lol
That is so neat! Just think, every reader of the Washington Post will be seeing your cute stitching :)
ReplyDeleteHi Annie! What a fun Saturday morning ritual you have, and I think it's very cool that your magnet is featured in the Washington Post! Congratulations, and that is a very cute magnet you stitched!
ReplyDeleteThat's just way too funny! Very cute magnet. I am amazed to see such a large collection of magnets. Wow! And you're 'published' in the Saturday Washington Post - yay! And really nice that someone kept your stitching that long too!
ReplyDeleteGreat magnet! I will try later to find the 12 differences... ;o)
ReplyDeleteCathi
Now I have to go find a Washington Post! That is really neat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely surprise that must have been
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Very cute idea for a cross stitch small. You're always coming up with creative ways to use your stitching.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!!! Annie
ReplyDeleteI don't see a difference with your magnet, lol
Have a great weekend!
That is cool!!! Go you. :)
ReplyDeletePretty cool ;o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a buzz - that is so neat! I found six differences, and that was just a quick glance. I love those sort of puzzles.
ReplyDeleteSo cool!! I bet that really made you smile :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week sweetie!!
HA! Is that ever neat! What a fun surprise for you :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! And I'm sorry to say I can only find 3 differences :-(
ReplyDeleteThat's great, Annie!
ReplyDeleteThat is very cool! And what a great puzzle!
ReplyDeleteWell, isn't that so cool??? How fun!
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