There are several other Jumble blogs, but the ones I checked all started off by listing the answers. In this blog, answers can be either hinted at or masked by burying them in comments. No overt spoilers!
All hints are in the comments!
All hints are in the comments!
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Dec. 4, 2018
|| || expel, loopy, refuse, jogger, you'll see.
The opening poem contains all the words (or variations of them) from today's Jumble.
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See, the management's gone to loopy Hell Since they gave the super's job to Lulu-Bell! She refused entrance to a jogger, Tried to expel a long-time lodger. If you think she's not that bad, Oh, you will!
In contrast to Monday, today's jumble was not a debacle for me. The clues came fast, and the solution was easy to see from the cartoon. Ben Franklin is my favorite Founding Father -- he was so smart and creative. I think of him every time I put on my glasses, though mine are trifocals rather than bifocals.
As OMK said, the poem is short but packed with hints. And I do hope that the ominous ending presages more to come from Lulu-Bell.
Due to my lack of time I haven't tried the J in a while but when I glanced at this one, the words just popped out and like Sandyanon, I admire Ben Franklin for his creativity and inventiveness. I appreciate that he developed bifocals which I wore for many years until Lasik removed the astigmatism and I no longer need them. I use readers for close up viewing. Nicely done, Owen!
Hi Owen. I haven't had time to do the Jumble yet, but I worried about you when I didn't see a post from you on the Crossword Corner. So I'm relieved that you posted here. I have a doctor's appointment, but will take the Jumble with me and see what I can do. Get back to you later.
Oh dear, I hope Owen is okay. Well, while I was at the doctor's office I tackled the Jumble. Got everything but #3 on my first try, and then worked on the solution. TaDa! I got it, and that helped me to also get #3. So a great ending to my puzzle day. Now we'll just have to hope that we hear from Owen tomorrow.
| expel, loopy, refuse, jogger, you'll see.
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See, the management's gone to loopy Hell
Since they gave the super's job to Lulu-Bell!
She refused entrance to a jogger,
Tried to expel a long-time lodger.
If you think she's not that bad, Oh, you will!
Today's solution reminds me of that little-known Christmas ocean: the Yule Sea.
Thank you, Owen, for a sweet lil' quickie that squeezes everything in!
~ OMK
In contrast to Monday, today's jumble was not a debacle for me. The clues came fast, and the solution was easy to see from the cartoon. Ben Franklin is my favorite Founding Father -- he was so smart and creative. I think of him every time I put on my glasses, though mine are trifocals rather than bifocals.
As OMK said, the poem is short but packed with hints. And I do hope that the ominous ending presages more to come from Lulu-Bell.
Due to my lack of time I haven't tried the J in a while but when I glanced at this one, the words just popped out and like Sandyanon, I admire Ben Franklin for his creativity and inventiveness. I appreciate that he developed bifocals which I wore for many years until Lasik removed the astigmatism and I no longer need them. I use readers for close up viewing.
Nicely done, Owen!
This was indeed a quickie . Oh, the Lulu Bell's I've seen.
WC
Hi Owen. I haven't had time to do the Jumble yet, but I worried about you when I didn't see a post from you on the Crossword Corner. So I'm relieved that you posted here. I have a doctor's appointment, but will take the Jumble with me and see what I can do. Get back to you later.
Owen, I also noted that you have no poem on the Corner, and that the jumble poem is shorter than usual. I do hope you're feeling ok.
I join with Sandy in hoping all's well with you, Owen. Please reassure your friends & fans when you read our worried posts.
~ OMK
Oh dear, I hope Owen is okay. Well, while I was at the doctor's office I tackled the Jumble. Got everything but #3 on my first try, and then worked on the solution. TaDa! I got it, and that helped me to also get #3. So a great ending to my puzzle day. Now we'll just have to hope that we hear from Owen tomorrow.
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