Sometimes the best way to start work is by doing something completely unrelated ... like a puzzle! Grab a paper and pencil or simply 'free your mind' and try out these daily puzzlers. You'll feel loosened up, refreshed, and ready to tackle the day. For the answers, visit "The Puzzler Unpuzzled" at www.unpuzzled.blogspot.com. Have fun and good luck!
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I am a UT Austin graduate, a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Guinea, an Appalachian Trail thru-hiker in 2003, the inventor of Rubber Rubberband Man(TM) and Rubber Rubberband Dog(TM), a game and puzzle designer (GAMES, Knucklebones, NPR's Weekend Edition), and a writer (Missoula's Missoulian newspaper, Helena's Independent Record, and the above). I have walked the entire outline of Texas and biked from Texas to California and back. I have recently been accepted to graduate school at Simmons College in Boston, MA, so I am preparing for a move to the east. Here I go!
In this puzzle, you'll have to find three overlapping words. The catch is that the first word is the base of six letters, and the other two words can be formed by either dropping the first or last letters.
posted by Smatt @ 11:28 AM
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