Ellen Giving Up On Her Puzzle Before She Starts Is All Of Us TheEllenShow
Not me. Got a 300-piece puzzle done the other night that took up most of my coffee table, was missing a piece, and had several warped ones. Like, she’s not wrong — getting the whole thing done only to find ONE stupid piece is missing is beyond frustrating. Don’t buy puzzles at the dollar store, kids.
Ellen is legit every single one of us who has started off with good intentions of finishing a complicated puzzle only to find every possible excuse to give up. As we all corona-quarantine, we’re looking for ways for ourselves and kids to pass the time and puzzles seem like a natural fit but sometimes, they’re just too much.
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