Never Too Late crossword puzzle game » crossword maker
After three months of this blog, it's time to assess what we've learned thus far about procrastination. This little test promises to be every bit as valid as those measures we loved so well in grade school. But it has the merit of providing an alternative to getting started on whatever we're really supposed to be doing today.
If the embed of this puzzle I created at a free online site works the way I think it will, it should offer a fresh puzzle upon completion of the first. There is a clue set of 25 words and hints which form the basis for the various combinations. Click here to see the set.
Or try this alternative word search game, if crosswords aren't your cup of tea.
Enjoy the weekend. Monday starts another week, a fresh start on putting things to bed.
After three months of this blog, it's time to assess what we've learned thus far about procrastination. This little test promises to be every bit as valid as those measures we loved so well in grade school. But it has the merit of providing an alternative to getting started on whatever we're really supposed to be doing today.
If the embed of this puzzle I created at a free online site works the way I think it will, it should offer a fresh puzzle upon completion of the first. There is a clue set of 25 words and hints which form the basis for the various combinations. Click here to see the set.
Or try this alternative word search game, if crosswords aren't your cup of tea.
A PROCRASTINATOR\S ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY word search game » word search
You, too, could earn this cool virtual trophy.
You, too, could earn this cool virtual trophy.
A PROCRASTINATOR\S ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY word search game » make word search
I apologize in advance for the ultra-simplicity of these gimmicks. Chalk it up to my novice status in employing these technological toys. Or refer to Gretchen Rubin's Happiness
Project maxim, "Anything worth doing is worth doing badly."
I apologize in advance for the ultra-simplicity of these gimmicks. Chalk it up to my novice status in employing these technological toys. Or refer to Gretchen Rubin's Happiness
Project maxim, "Anything worth doing is worth doing badly."
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