Learn Su-doku

It’s not my kind o’ thing. But at least I know how it’s done.

giant book of sudoku. addicted.

Sudoku is absolutely addictive! Ever since learning, I always carry a book with me wherever I go – I have so many many many! I also have a pc version I play all the time and I really want a table-top one as well. Even one of my sons love to play since I taught him how :)

Was taught how right before I left a on a plane to Ireland. It really did save me from bordom. Definately worth learning.

continuing to advance to newer levels of sudoku, goodness it’s becoming quite challenging.

but i’m not giving up … yet.

it’s making my brain work in ways i guess it hasn’t in quite awhile.

let the challenge continue!

... for several months.

In the past week or so, I’ve set out non-dramatically to learn how to play sudoku.

Yes, it’s very fun. The puzzles grow more difficult, but it seems like I’ve got a great strategy to finishing each puzzle.

It’s easy to see why others have become addicted to the game.

Did it, learned it, got hooked. Spent most of Boxing day doing this instead of talking to family!! (They were all hooked too – how sad, it’s tragic)

Su-Doku is not a mathematical game. It’s all about logic. And since I don’t like math, but enjoy puzzles, I fell for it. My first book was bought by my mother-in-law when I was in the hospital so I wouldn’t be too bored. Nowadays, I have some form of Su-Doku with me.

Su-Doku is almost not worth trying because of how addictive it is. You go from small books, to Extreme Su-Doku, to Su-Doku software, to handheld electronic versions…

And yes. I have all of those.

Sigh.

I spend a lot of free time doing these now. They are completely addictive.

I just won my first one!!!