Puzzle Roll-Up

No, not a Fruit Roll-Up brand extension, or yet another partnership close-down.

Rather, this device keeps your unfinished puzzle safe, in precisely the state you abandoned it, until the next time you require puzzle therapy.

What's that?

It's well-known that among the few things profoundly depressed people can do is work on puzzles.

Every psychiatric ward has plenty of them.

True, if you're really slowed-down - hey, I've been there and done that, more than once, but this isn't about me, it's about puzzles - you might not even be able to put in more than a piece an hour, but that's not the point.

The point is this: anything, absolutely any activity that requires brain processing power to be focused on anything other than the repetitive, endlessly recurring loop of self-focused thoughts, creates an alternative synaptic pathway.

Over time, it's the deviation from the grooves that figuratively define depression that lead to its end.

And it does end.

But I digressed.

You have to remember to lay out your puzzle roll-up first, before you start your puzzle.

Then, when company's coming or whatever, "you can clear needed table space in seconds."

"Simply roll up without disturbing a single piece."

Measures 3' x 4', and comes with closure bands.

Reusable.

$14.95 here.