The times we live in continue to be interesting and unprecedented, and I’m not sure what this weekend is going to look like. Regardless of any uncertainty, Christina and I hopped in the car, rented a hotel room, and headed up to Madison, Wisconsin.
The last month brought us a new surprise with a wonderfully designed online puzzle challenge- a free game made by ten Denver-area escape rooms working together.
Some family members thoughtfully put together this nice gift for us- a custom jigsaw puzzle to commemorate our wedding.
I’ve been a little quiet lately, and it’s been largely due to a new project I’ve been exploring.
I nabbed two Lost mystery jigsaw puzzles, and while I’m about 15 years late to the game, I really appreciate the level of effort put into making these a worthwhile mystery experience.
I had an interesting conversation with an escape room owner the other day that changes the way I think about rating escape rooms and providing feedback.
I was really looking forward to this one- a visit once again to the Ravensburger Jigsaw series, this time with a submarine theme.
Christina and I really love these colorful jigsaw puzzles, and this time we ventured to do a 2000 piece one.
So “new” is a misnomer here, but I just discovered this and it’s new to me. PuzzlesAndRiddles.com has a great collection of 290 free puzzles with more added all the time.
June 12, 2020 – Every time I visit Rabbit Hole Recreation Services I get a little bolder in proclaiming how special they are. One world-class room is a data point, two is a trend, and three is an identity. Frost Base Z cements Rabbit Hole as a place every escape room enthusiast needs to add to his or her bucket list.
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