Sudoku
In need of something to keep you occupied during your lunch breaks, why not spend a few minutes figuring out a game of Sudoku.
Short break in Canada
Having just returned from a short trip to Canada during April, I thought I'd share a few of my memories and pictures on my first visit to Canada. I arrived at Toronto Pearson International airport after an 8-hour flight from London Heathrow, which seemed to take an age for some reason. I must say after flying Virgin Atlantic the previous month, the Air Canada plane seemed very basic indeed. I can remember barely being able to see the movie, which if I remember correctly was In the Line of Fire. It was by no means the worst plane I have been on, though having some decent food might have gone some way to improve the experience. Enough moaning about the flight and onto explaining what I did in Canada. I won't go through everything as I'm sure that will bore most people to death and you'll probably just end up looking at the pictures anyway. On my first day I got a feel for the city by having breakfast at a place called Over Easy on Yonge Street, incidentally Yonge (pronoun
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My husband was born in Kingsbridge, Devon, not far from you. We're living in California now.
Have you seen Fiendish Sudoku? It has a number of advantages over websudoku such as hand-made puzzle layouts, choice of three grid sizes, multiple undo/redo, and it can give hints and step-by-step solutions.
KristinW
Yes Kingsbridge isn't too far away from sunny Exeter, though I bet it's far warmer in California.