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[4kitties]

@shaggygirl 

Thanks for the encouragement!  I really want to learn how to do them so I guess I just need to keep trying.  I wanted to get a change from my word puzzles and try to challenge and "exercise" my brain!🤣🤣

[jannabelle1]

I love Sudoku but many times I don't have the patience to spend a lot of time on one puzzle. I found an app that I now have on my phone, so that's what I mainly do. I think it's a bit easier because you know immediately if you have an incorrect number - 3 errors and you lose the match, although you can still continue and finish the game. There are also levels of difficulty to choose from.

[VaBelle35]

I don't have the patience either.  I've tried online and in books, super super easy ones and I just can't get into it.

Crosswords, word search, jigsaw it my jam.

[Mindy D]

Thank you. I just did my first one.

[CherryHugs]

@Puppy Lips  Thank you! Might try again

[drizzellla]

Years before I retired I was addicted to Sudoku puzzles. Since the quarantine I have upped the number of Sudoku puzzles to do throughout the day. Then I started doing muti-Sudoku puzzles. This is the second day I have been working on the same puzzle. I have to take a break and work on a regular Sudoku every once in awhile.

Our newspaper has a puzzle section (44 pages) every few weeks. Plenty of puzzles to drive me crazy until the next edition is published.

[novamc1]

I swear my husband is seriously addicted to Sudoku.   He's up-and-at-'em first thing in the morning.  I reach for the crossword puzzles.

It figures.........he's a math/statistics/computer science whiz.  I got a degree in journalism.

Those Sudoku puzzles make my eyes glaze over.  Got no clue whatsoever about those "number" things.

[Still Raining]

I like them.  Keeping them on your phone is great for waiting rooms.