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TT2-Mini Non-Reading Games & Puzzles for Cupcakes - JUNE/JULY - from Captain Cupcake & LK
Nothing But Reading Challenges
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TT2-Mini Non-Reading Games & Puzzles for Cupcakes - JUNE/JULY - from Captain Cupcake & LK
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Captain Cupcake,
May 30, 2013
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Captain Cupcake
Do this when you need a break from reading.
You have until the end of the 7% Solution Challenge.
You can submit it as a Team, or send your best player to collect your cupcake.
Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com
For larger pic, go here .
I hope you're finding the pastry,PUZZLE #53: ~ Pastries ~
Extremely very tasty.
Though cupcakes are the best,
Try finding some of the rest.
Do this when you need a break from reading.
You have until the end of the 7% Solution Challenge.
You can submit it as a Team, or send your best player to collect your cupcake.
Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com
For larger pic, go here .
Thilde
#53 puzzle mailed for Mauvelous
Rhonda
Puzzle 53 has been emailed from team Leather Jacket Black - Rhonda
Rebecca
Quick question, I am correct in thinking that cupcakes can be used in future Mod challenges, if we don't need to use them for this 7% challenge?
Vicky
Sent #53 for Pewter Blue :)
Imke
sent #53 also for pewter blue
Rebecca NJ
Rebecca wrote: "Quick question, I am correct in thinking that cupcakes can be used in future Mod challenges, if we don't need to use them for this 7% challenge?"
You are correct. The one thing the mods keep saying is that the value could change.
You are correct. The one thing the mods keep saying is that the value could change.
Melissa (ladybug)
Emailed Puzzle #53 for Cerulean (AKA "Hobbit Blue")
Captain Cupcake
PUZZLE #54 - Spot the Difference: “Hunting by Moonlight”
Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com with Puzzle # in subject line. Be sure to tell me what Team you are assigned, though I have most of you memorized!
For this puzzle there are at least eight (8) differences between the side-by-side pictures. They can be very, very subtle differences, such as high-light and shadow.
A third puzzle for a “bouncing” delight,
Spot the differences by moonlight.
It might be a little trouble,
Worth it though, for a book to count double.
PUZZLE #54 - Spot the Difference: “Hunting by Moonlight”Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com with Puzzle # in subject line. Be sure to tell me what Team you are assigned, though I have most of you memorized!
For this puzzle there are at least eight (8) differences between the side-by-side pictures. They can be very, very subtle differences, such as high-light and shadow.
Third in series.
See larger pic here.
Vicky
Sent #54 for Pewter Blue :)
Rhonda
Puzzle 54 emailed from Leather Jacket Black - Rhonda
ilovebakedgoods (Teresa)
Hooray for another word search (pastry related, no less!) and another Spot the Difference! Those Spot the Difference pictures you're using are so pretty.
Melissa (ladybug)
Emailed Puzzle #54 for Cerulean (AKA "Hobbit Blue")
Barbara ★
Puzzle #54 submitted for Team Mauvelous.
Jazz
Emailed Puzzle #53 & #54 for PMM.
Barb
Submitted puzzles 53 and 54 for Mango Tango
Captain Cupcake
PUZZLE #55: Jigsaw puzzle "June Buddy Reads" - here. Select "50 Piece Tri-Clip." Okay to post in thread.
Look at all the "buddy reads" we're doing,
And there are several more brewing.
It is neat to check out the covers,
And talk about what one discovers.
PUZZLE #55: Jigsaw puzzle "June Buddy Reads" - here. Select "50 Piece Tri-Clip." Okay to post in thread.
Captain Cupcake
Today on the Cupcake Spreadsheet I'll be a bit mute.
I'm going out to pick some fresh fruit.
Later tonight, when I get back.
I promise your updates I'll attack.
Captain Cupcake
PUZZLE #56 - Spot the Difference: “Hunting by Moonlight”
Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com with Puzzle # in subject line. Be sure to tell me what Team you are assigned, though I have most of you memorized!
For this puzzle there are at least eight (8) differences between the side-by-side pictures. They can be very, very subtle differences, such as high-light and shadow.
A “bouncing” cupcake puzzle, a fourth.
And your book total goes north.
A “chunkster” counts twice as much,
Which is really a nice touch.
PUZZLE #56 - Spot the Difference: “Hunting by Moonlight”Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com with Puzzle # in subject line. Be sure to tell me what Team you are assigned, though I have most of you memorized!
For this puzzle there are at least eight (8) differences between the side-by-side pictures. They can be very, very subtle differences, such as high-light and shadow.
Forth in the series.
See larger pic here.
Rhonda
Lisa Kay wrote: "Rhonda wrote: "puzzle 55 - Leather Jacket Black - Rhonda"
Did you mean #56, Rhonda?"
Umm, no. I missed a step. I'll edit post 529.
Did you mean #56, Rhonda?"
Umm, no. I missed a step. I'll edit post 529.
Rhonda
Puzzle 56 sent via email - LJB - Rhonda
Vicky
Sent 56 for Pewter Blue :)
ilovebakedgoods (Teresa)
Tri-clips...sounds intriguing! I'll check that out later. Love the poems, Captain Cupcake!
Barb
submitted puzzle 56 for mango tango
Ashley Marie
So, I just learned I really like tri-clips lol! I definitely am way better at the jigsaws than the sliders - those are bad for my self esteem ;)
Puzzle 55 for WBY:
Puzzle 55 for WBY:
ilovebakedgoods (Teresa)
I loved the Tri-clips, Ashley Marie!
Moderators of NBRC
Thank you, Baroness Blue, for helping out Cadet Blue.
Hey, that rhymes! Captain Cupcake would be proud of me, I think. (At least it doesn't stink.)
Hey, that rhymes! Captain Cupcake would be proud of me, I think. (At least it doesn't stink.)
Moderators of NBRC
Oh, drat! I guess it doesn't rhyme if it is the exact same word. **sigh**
ilovebakedgoods (Teresa)
Moderators of Nothing but Reading Challenges wrote: "Oh, drat! I guess it doesn't rhyme if it is the exact same word. **sigh**"
It's okay!
It's okay!
Captain Cupcake
PUZZLE #57 - Doublet from “Elope to Vegas”
Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com With Puzzle # in subject line. Be sure to tell me what Team you are assigned, though I have most of you memorized!
Doublets are word-link puzzles first created by Lewis Carroll. Changing only one letter at a time, and using the clues along the side, go from “elope” to “Vegas”... or vice versa!
- ELOPE
- surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another
- spill or flow over the edge of a container**
- sound or series of sounds made by a horse's hooves on a hard surface**
- cage or pen for poultry**
- play (music) as an accompaniment, esp. in jazz or blues**
- arrive at a specified place**
- rounded vault forming the roof of a building or structure, typically with a circular base**
- ten-cent coins
- plural of a man of great wealth
- plural of a famous female opera singer
- members of a class of benevolent divine beings in the Vedic period
- to remove gas from (an electron tube)
- VEGAS
**3rd person singular present
You'll start off with "elope,"
and end in the city of sin.
No need for a priest or pope,
We're sure a cupcake you'll win!
PUZZLE #57 - Doublet from “Elope to Vegas”
Please DO NOT post solution here. Mail to ratminichallenges@gmail.com With Puzzle # in subject line. Be sure to tell me what Team you are assigned, though I have most of you memorized!
Doublets are word-link puzzles first created by Lewis Carroll. Changing only one letter at a time, and using the clues along the side, go from “elope” to “Vegas”... or vice versa!
- ELOPE
- surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another
- spill or flow over the edge of a container**
- sound or series of sounds made by a horse's hooves on a hard surface**
- cage or pen for poultry**
- play (music) as an accompaniment, esp. in jazz or blues**
- arrive at a specified place**
- rounded vault forming the roof of a building or structure, typically with a circular base**
- ten-cent coins
- plural of a man of great wealth
- plural of a famous female opera singer
- members of a class of benevolent divine beings in the Vedic period
- to remove gas from (an electron tube)
- VEGAS
**3rd person singular present
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