Puzzle Archive

I'm the frog. I came back to my summer place and it's different.

I'm what they keep feeding. I grow when they feed me right.

I'm a tired kid at the counter. I don't have words for everything I see.

I'm Grandma. I'm trying to figure out the thing in the corner of the room.

I'm the farmer. I rent them the field and watch from my porch.

I'm the night custodian. I just need to lock the gate and go home.

A mid-level employee three seats from the boss in a high-stakes quarterly review, noticing something on the table they really should not be staring at

A seven-year-old boy at the kitchen window watching his dad work on a project in the driveway

a small-town history museum curator examining a baffling donated object

A restaurant server who keeps circling back to one table she can't read, watching from her service station

a manhole cover set into a city street, experiencing the world through vibration and weight

A package delivery driver who has worked the same residential route for years

A ceramic lawn gnome in a flower bed, watching the yard with slow dry wit

I can describe what I feel, but I don't know my name

I work at a horse stable — I handle this thing every morning before the riders arrive

I've been watching this parade for thirty years.

Found it yesterday. Been working this field a long time.

I can tell you what my life is like, but I don't know my name.

I can describe what I experience, but I don't know my name

a honeybee trapped in a place full of sweetness and large warm shapes

I'm the janitor — I clean up after everyone and see what they leave behind

I'm the shop owner next door — I watched from my doorway

I can describe what I experience, but I don't know what I'm called

I'm a stone conservator — I read what surfaces tell me

I'm the resort's pool manager. I notice what goes missing.

I'm a tourist who rode in one yesterday. I can share what I noticed.

I can describe what happens to me, but I don't know my name.

I wrapped it as a gift. I can describe the shape and weight.

I'm a customer who went. I can only describe how it felt.

I can tell you what I feel, but I do not know my name.

I'm a fisherman who's worked this harbor 30 years.

I'm the cat. I saw everything from the floor.

I'm the grandmother. I'll tell you about what I bought.

I've been coming here on this day every year for decades.

I'm the rescue team leader. I'll tell you what we found.

I live next door. I can only tell you what I've noticed over the years.

I'm the officer who responded. I'll tell you what I saw.

I can tell you what my day is like, but I don't know my name.

I'm the maintenance tech. I can tell you what I saw and fixed.

I'm a paleontologist — I study what came out, not what held it

I'm an arborist - I read what's happened to these trees

I go through hundreds of these a week - I could do it blindfolded

I'm the archaeologist - I study what civilizations made with their hands

I can describe what I experience, but I don't know what I'm called

I'm a research librarian - I know what people keep checking out

I maintain this and check on it every few months

I'm the neighboring farmer - I've watched this field for thirty years

I'm a tour guide at a historic site - I know this feature inside and out

I installed these across three buildings last year - I know exactly what they do and don't do

I'm running lights from the catwalk - I see everything from above

I can tell you what I experience - I don't know what I'm called

I watched them build it from my porch - three days straight

I repair timing mechanisms - I describe parts, not names

I'm a vintage dealer - I date garments by how they close

I'm a conservator - I examine what's left on the document

I picked it up - I'll tell you what I noticed

I can describe what happens to me - I don't know my name

I was in the store but I don't know instruments

Responds only in wind speeds and compass directions