Sudoku Puzzles

Strive for peace on this page folks!

Ahhh, Vicki, I was typing while you posted, sorry about that. I did not see your answer to Orianne till after I posted mine.

I read for every 10 jars of vegemite made in Australia, 9 and locally consumed and one is exported. It is known as an australian food.

the yeast extract More...

9 ARE consumed locally

MizTricia - I don't like beer at all - maybe it's a boy thing! I still like vegemite on a fresh crust though.

--Chinese man decides to move to Australia after 50 years of
living in Shanghai. He buys a small piece of land near to Mt Isa. A few
days after moving in the friendly Aussie neighbour decides to go across
and welcome the new guy to the region, so he goes next door but on his
way up More...

My BIL who is currently teaching in China always has a fresh wholemeal crust of bread with vegemite and a glass of milk as soon as he arrives home on holidays.
He always takes vegemite back to China with him but occasionally runs out in the six months he is away.

2.18 dreaming of being all grown up
congratulations to the little wee lad, Scott for his gold medal win.
wishing my dad, kevin, a very happy 79th birthday today

vicki
I am with you, prefer butter and vegemite on crusty bread than a tim tam. much nicer choccie biscuits out there than tim tams

Thank you MizTricia1 I am going to check it out. Vicky I already know that I would love Tim Tams, every ingredients I like, coffee, Kahlua, baileys,Tia Maria and of course, I love chocolate. I also love to dunk cookies in hot drinks like these italian biscotti, my favorite is Noci-Cioccolati..yummy!

Kevin, no cheating, are you really 79? Have a great day! Feel young and be at peace...

Rose wishing your dad the happiest of birthday's, I hope is on his way to a full recovery xxx

Greg - I have tried to get in touch with Ouima (Mamacita) several times this evening but to no avail. Still I have left her several messages on her mobile which I suspect doesn't work in More...

*he is on his way Rose, oops sorry xx

eaa I like your joke...Miztricia I went to the site and now I know all about vegemite. Thanks to both of you.

Debby
hope that all goes well with your mum and you can find out what is happening

Billy - We won, surprise, surprise! First time in many years and with a depleted side. We have to win the rest of our matches to make the finals. This includes your lot and a trip to South Africa - not hopeful!

I can't believe you let the Waratahs win, anybody but the bl**dy Waratahs - ptui!

Tried vegimite once and disliked it, it was served at High Tea ($35.00 per person). No cucumber sandwiches and no salmon, all in all dreadful.

The only teas they had were Lipton's and Earl Grey. I have those at home and hoped for something better.

There was a Delightfully pretty face as a reward for solving today's puzzle, which I did in record time. Was it an easy one or am I getting better with daily practice?

Rayray why aren't you tucked up in bed with a good book? And I might ask myself the same question.

And with that she left and went to bed with a good book...

beautful sunny day here.

Happy Birthday to "my other dad", Kevin.
I hope your day is wongerful.

A QUIZ FOR THOSE WHO KNOW EVERYTHING..

I found out in a hurry that I didn't.

These are not trick questions. They are straight questions with straight answers.


1. Name the one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader until More...

How much later Peter.....

Hey everyone! Thanks for all of the helpful hints on vegemite! I put it on dry bread today and I see that was my first mistake. I will try again. We were surprised to see it is made by Kraft Foods. (My dad read that on the tube.) We are wondering if maybe it is sold here in the US by a More...

Rosemary - Thank you!

Without checking with Mr. Google (just with hubby) ...

1. chess
2. US Congress (landmark moving backward!)
3. asparagus, onion
4. strawberries
5. the pear is grown inside the bottle
6. dwell, dwindle, dweeb
7. comma, period, colon, semicolon, question mark, exclamation point, apostrophe
8. grapes
9. shoe, sandal, sock, slippers, swim fins, ?

YEA, Peter, how much later? I am sure I know the answer to one, and think I do to a couple of others, but most of those stumped me. I am sure I will go "Ahhhhhh now I see", once the answers are revealed.

Judy, nope, not congress! That is the one I am sure I know!

I agree with 4 and 5, , I got those on 7 too .

But grapes are prepared, canned, find those in fruit coctail and they make raisions from grapes, also wine.

9, how about sling back pumps, stockings and slides??

Thanks for the help, Tricia! After I submitted my guesses, I did Google #2, so I know what it is now, too. Makes sense!

Can anyone help us with #8 ... and are there any other ideas for #1?

OH OH OH, how about LETTUCE for number 8??

and nope, I did not goggle it, but a light bulb went on all of a sudden.

By George, I think you've got it!

Peeeeeeeee-ter! Where ARE you??

Starting with Judy's answers:

6. dwarf, Dwight (as in Dwight David Eisenhower)
7. quotation marks (2 - quote & end quote), parenthesis (2), brackets (2), hyphen
9 stockings, suphose, sweatsocks,

5. Suction

#1 Boxing?

Judy - I like your answer for #2. Stick with it.

# 8 - durian?

# 6 - dwarf, dwell

2 - Do we have a doomsday clock in North America?
Another thought is the Mendenhall Glacier - however it has moved forward at times.

EVE, I really think the pear is grown inside the bottle. I saw photos of that one time, a bottle was turned upside down over a bud, and left for the pear to grow inside.

Now what I want to know is, how are we going to get that pear OUR of the bottle. After sitting for years in that bottle of brandy, it would be good eating I am thinking!