Where is my Sudoku??
By caver1
@caver1 (1762)
United States
September 1, 2009 10:09am CST
I enjoy doing the sudoku puzzle in our daily newspaper, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. There would be a puzzle located in the style section next to the comics 6 days a week.
Today, September 1, I opened to the comics to find some changes. The comics are arranged differently, there are 2 crossword puzzles instead of one and the Heloise column and other things are moved around. Worst, the Sudoku puzzle is missing!
I searched every page of the paper and can't find it anywhere.
Why must the newspaper mess with a format that was working. I liked things the way they were and I'm really going to miss my daily sudoku.
I searched every page of the paper and can't find it anywhere.
Why must the newspaper mess with a format that was working. I liked things the way they were and I'm really going to miss my daily sudoku.3 responses
Different page and size. But I finally found it. @arcidy (5005)
• United States
1 Sep 09
I dont even know how to play this game lol never learned how to. Its looks pretty confusing but I would love to learn how to play this game since im guessing its a game that I would have a fun time playing once I know what to do since I love puzzle games.
@caver1 (1762)
• United States
1 Sep 09
My daughter, who was about 10 or 11 years old at the time, started doing the sudoku puzzles. At first I was confused
and didn't think I could figure it out. But one day I sat watching her and her grandmother work the puzzle and I finally got it.
She even got a hand held sudoku game, but I think it is not working anymore.
and didn't think I could figure it out. But one day I sat watching her and her grandmother work the puzzle and I finally got it. She even got a hand held sudoku game, but I think it is not working anymore.
@khayshenz (1384)
• United States
1 Sep 09
Changes eh? Maybe if you write a "dear editor" letter letting them know that the old format was better than the new one, they'll reconsider. I know with printed newspapers and what-not, the editors are always in-touch with their readers.
If you must really have your daily sudoku - I'm sure you can find lots of them online. When I was in college - I loved sudoku from the college newspaper. When I graduated - I had to get my sudoku fixed somewhere else. Now I don't play anymore - that's why I think my mind isn't as sharp. =/
