finish a sudoku puzzle

i got an iphone sudoku app and started to play it… really had no idea what it is before… but it only took me a few go to get a feel of it and now i am doing okay with it.

I love soduku’s. They are addictive and I have to watch myself.

Congratulations! You solved the Sudoku in 45 minutes, 44 seconds!
That’s way too long for one, but I was distracted by Farscape episodes. :P

Besides, now I’m checking for 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 everywhere!

In junior year in highschool in my English class the teacher was a nut and she was obsessed with these things. We did one about every other morning and I always liked doing them just because I am really competitive and we didn’t have to read her stupid books that were always about how men hurt women with every grain of their soul thus leading to the woman committing suicide. Every frikkin book. And we read like 30 short stories about how men in general are horrible people. That class was weird. Anyways, I always finished in the top three and it was fun to compete against the whole class.

I remember when these things were really popular, like my senior year of high school a couple of years ago. People would work on them in class and stuff. I would cut em out of the newspaper every once in a while, and I usually completed the easy ones! Maybe a few mediums..haha. It’s fun to pass the time if you’re really bored, and I guess it is a good exercise for the good ol’ brain.

Might as well do this today. Seems like an easy start to doing goals

I think sudoku puzzles are addicting, and can be challenging depending on the level of difficulty. The puzzle books are great for road trips or long train rides. The sudoku puzzles on miniclip.com are pretty good too and change daily (but the “hard” level is really hard).

I realized once you finish one puzzle you are suddenly addicted. You want to to do more and more. I bought a sudoku book and handheld game and I can’t stop working on them. It’s so hard to stop HELLLLPPPPPPPP!
-Hollz

It took me awhile to figure out how to correctly finish one. I don’t like the hard ones, but the easy ones are fun to do.

This was a “Do it just to say I did it” goal.

Completed my first Sudoku puzzle (on websudoku.com, it was supposedly an ‘Easy’ puzzle). I solved it in a little over 10 minutes, with great help from the sanity-saving “How am I doing” button.

Sudoku isn’t for me I think. Crosswords on the other hand, I enjoy regardless of difficulty.