Easy, Breezy and Cheesy!
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Puzzle Notes
Greetings Subscribers,
I hope you are well and enjoying the month of June. The best part of puzzlemaking, hands down, is hearing from the good folks who take the time to solve these puzzles. To quote loosely from James Surowiecki's book, "The Wisdom of Crowds," groups of people tend to see the bigger picture, and they tend to get it right. A collective wisdom allows us to see the whole as a collection of parts. Perhaps that's why a jury of one's peers gets it right more often than a committee of one.
When folks write in, they ask to see more of two types of puzzles: (1) visual puzzles and (2) punny puzzles.
Today we offer a conundrum based on the latter category -- we're on cheesy street!
Welcome to Week 628 of Crossword Nation. For your immediate consideration, we invite you to try "Easy, Breezy and Cheesy!" as your diversion of the week. Have a great solve!
Be well and thank you for supporting our little puzzle shop. Until next time, I remain . . .
Cruciverbally yours,
Liz
Solvers of The New Yorker puzzles: Please check out my latest crossword, a "challenging" affair.
Mini Crossword Aficionados: For a quick solve, please try the Daily Mini Crossword in the L. A. Times. It's free! Simply bookmark and visit daily for a new puzzle.
Recovering Lost Puzzles: If, for some reason, our weekly puzzle email doesn't appear in your mailbox on Monday evenings, no worries -- you can always "re-send" the puzzle to yourself.
But first ....
- Please check the Spam folder. Sometimes the Crossword Nation emails are redirected to Spam folders. This can happen after a software or system update. If it's not in the Spam folder, then try Step 2.
- Visit the Subscriber Portal and Re-send the Puzzle To Your Mailbox. You can always send the latest puzzle (or any puzzle from our archive) to yourself. Visit here:
https://xwnation.puzzleanywhere.com/enable-account/
Choose the "Resend Puzzle" link at the bottom right of the page. From there, you can choose which puzzle to send to your mailbox!
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Happy solving and be well!
Liz Gorski