Puzzles for stress busting

from Tiny Transformations · host Jen Connell & Cindy Donahue

For two weeks, Cindy and Jen committed to spend at least 15 minutes per day working on jigsaw puzzles. Links to some of the things we talked about: The University of Delaware found a beneficial effect on students by having jigsaw puzzles available for study breaks in their library. So we decided to test out if puzzles had the same for us. Back when Jen went into the office regularly, she would start her day with the NYT mini crossword, NYT Sudoku puzzles, and daily Set game. Jen's mom is a big fan of logic puzzles. Jen's kids are fans of the Jigsaw HD app for puzzles. It allows you to independently select the picture and the number of pieces in the digital puzzle. There are some interesting photos of puzzles and the people that completed them out there. Particularly great - Nick Offerman and Megan Mullaly.

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