What do you do on your lunchtime break? Go for a walk? Nap? Call you friend? Read a book? How about working a puzzle or taking a few minutes to work these puzzlers. Have fun, get your mind off your work, and strengthen your thinking skills in the process. Enjoy!
Not to confuse you any, but it is time the hostess of the party got the respect she deserves. What, you have no idea what I am talking about? Well, here is the puzzle:
What is the number one Hostess offering? Hint: a scrumptious 8-letter word.
While you may be thinking about a white Christmas, there are a few other visions dancing around the pillow, too. I know, there are hundreds of things we think about when Christmas is so close! Brush the snow away and get your mind on another thought:
The best possible dreams at Christmas time. Hint: two poetic words.
Yep! Another dream for you to figure out. This is a nice dream. Some place I always want to be, no mater where I may be:
Where I want to be for Christmas. Hint: My heart is already there.
Many people try, but I don't guess it will ever happen. It's not like you can trap one with a butterfly net, although many with upon this breathtaking thought:
It has a tail as big as a kite. Hint: Do you see it?
But you can wear them on your fingers, but not on your toes. Yet these places are usually the first one to get frozen. He has a name, but he really isn't a person. He may be accompanied with chestnuts while kids of all ages (ages 1 to 99) sing about him many times in many ways:
Wintertime wonderland "knows" where you are. Hint: It is a winter symbol.
But you did peek and you saw an amazing sight. Maybe you should have stayed tucked in your bed:
Mommy and Santa, look up! Hint: Need some Chap Stick?
It may have been crowded but it all worked out fine, the way it was planned:
The most humble of all beds, but the greatest one there has ever been.
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