No More Monkeying Around...

[Not1CentMore 10]

Time to get serious.... or not.

 

There are hidden 'thin-a-ma-bobs' in the picture below.

 

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The FIRST person who CORRECTLY NAMES and CIRCLES (using Paint or... ) all the 'dohinkies' will receive a 'something' from my "Garden Collection".

 

Answer will be posted and winner announced FRIDAY PM (my time).

 

Have fun!

 

Ruthie

[wayjen 10]

I see 7 things so far and still looking.

[lilythepink 11]

It seems there are a hundred and plenty things! Good grief!

[MrAerospace 10]

I guess I know what lily and I will be doing in bed tonight - "monkeying" around with all these things!

[wayjen 10]

I guess I know what lily and I will be doing in bed tonight - "monkeying" around with all these things!

That's way too much info right there.

[alloway65 10]

I see 7 things so far and still looking.

 

Wayne, you have too much time on your hands....sell, sell, sell!!!!

[alloway65 10]

I guess I know what lily and I will be doing in bed tonight - "monkeying" around with all these things!

 

Enjoy Mr. A.....we are all envious!!!

[Not1CentMore 10]

Hmmm... so far 7 and 'a hundred and plenty'.

Hint: Less than 'a hundred and plenty' and more than 7.

 

Ruthie

[lilythepink 11]

We fell asleep half way through the "monkeying around" with Ruthie's puzzle. Oh well - something else to keep us occupied tonight!

 

Wayne - you are an artist of note, painting dirty pictures in our minds! I, of course, am totally innocent.

[MrAerospace 10]

Hey, hey. I fell asleep and missed all of Wayne's porno suggestions last night. And, Alloway - you are just as bad!

[Not1CentMore 10]

.... something else to keep us occupied tonight!

 

Weeeeeelllll, you could always give Terry a blank canvas and some paint.....

Ruthie

[wayjen 10]

Weeeeeelllll, you could always give Terry a blank canvas and some paint.....

Ruthie

 

 

willy or won't he?

[lilythepink 11]

Okay, I am child-minding this afternoon - our darling little friend, Marion who is 8 years old.

 

She knows how to use "paint" on the computer and I intend asking her to help me circle the items MrA and I have "discovered" thus far.

 

It's not funny that an 8 year old knows more about my computer than I do!!

[lilythepink 11]

I am posting this on behalf of 8-year-old Marion Keen, the dear little girl who comes to visit me once a week ... she found 10 items, Ruthie:

 

 

We weren't sure if we should count all the flowers, bells, etc!

[wayjen 10]

I am posting this on behalf of 8-year-old Marion Keen, the dear little girl who comes to visit me once a week ... she found 10 items, Ruthie:

 

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We weren't sure if we should count all the flowers, bells, etc!

You know if you look at your picture you will actually see other things too. I will tell you the things I saw in mine and you tell Marion to ring them.

 

a clothes peg (american style)

a glove

a coin

a bears face

a bell

a banana

[lilythepink 11]

Shame, Marion's gone home now. She did spot the bell and bear's face - she ringed the bear's face, I think. But we weren't sure about the other thingies. Perhaps I misled her as I told her to find "critters" - and had to explain that that is an American word for "creatures"!!

[Not1CentMore 10]

Lily... great job of circling!

 

Ahhhh, Wayne.... good eye.

 

Ok, all, will make this a tad easier AND add a little 'seasoning' to the pot. No need to circle (using Paint or...) and posting. Just name the 'thingies' in the picture AND.... I have add a pair of Sterling Silver Rainbow Topaz Earrings to the 'prize' from my 'Garden Collection'.

 

 

Ruthie

[lilythepink 11]

This is for little (8 year old) Marion ... she did the circling and "finding" ...

 

3 monkeys

teddy bear

frog

tortoise

4 birds

bell

flowers (many)

leaves (a few)

book

log

hand on log

Man/George Washington? head on end of log (seems to be a lid at the end of the log?)

snail (we think that's what it is) - otherwise a pebble?

reeds/tall grasses

bugle/trombone (top of picture)

 

How has little Marion done?

 

Oh yes, and Wayne helped her a bit with these ...

a clothes peg (american style) - didn't find this as we didn't know what we were looking for.

a glove - we thought this was a hand on the log

a coin - could also be the George Washington's head at the end of the log. (We decided on Washington as he sat in the cherry tree!)

a bears face - lots of these

a bell - she found that

a banana - still looking ...!

 

Needless to say, Marion learnt quite a bit about America yesterday. Thank you, Ruthie!

Edited January 17, 2013 by lilythepink

[Not1CentMore 10]

And the winner is.... Lily! Please send shipping info via PM or email.

 

Answers:

 

flowers

monkeys

birds

bell

book

turtle

coin

log

glove

frog

pencil

rock

leaf

 

 

Ruthie

[MrAerospace 10]

Ruthie - I didn't see lily or little Marion for almost the entire afternoon. They were so engrossed with your puzzle and, indeed, little Marion got an in-depth history lesson on America without even realising it!

 

Your competitions do a whole lot of good in more ways than one!