One year ago tomorrow, the Summer Sale began.
The year before it arrived around the 14th.
Pray it comes as soon as it did last year.

Well, I've got nothing to hide. My last searches, in reverse order...
hot as balls
soap on a rope
injecting puzzles
eating puzzle pieces
tommy gun
standing shark
:-)

*sends Agent the balmy 18.2°C (64.7°F) from Hamburg* :)

If you want a puzzle that badly, I've got plenty.
*superstande laughing in the distance*

Haaaaaaaaaaaayeeeaaahhhhhhh... Thanks. [ultimate relaxation mode: ON] u__u

Won't argue with you on that. Finland might be colder. And to be honest the temperatur didn't drop by much. We had around 23°C (no °F this time, deal with SI-Units (SI derived units) ^^ ) at midday and the 18.2°C is the current one at 1 a.m. :)

You're welcome :)

http://data.whicdn.com/images/25145467/large.jpg

I can deal wit SI-U but I still insist that Pi R Rounded.
That looks so good right now. I was thinking of turning on the air so I could enjoy a hot cup of coffee. :-)

Hm...i never knew that Finland belonged to the Southern Hemisphere...(even in Rovaniemi it's around 5-6°C)
Fair enough :)
Reminds me of one mathematics lesson i had when our teacher told us that one particular mathematical operation smelled like pi xD

Fascinating, especially eating puzzle pieces. :-)

Speaking of puzzles, do you know of any inexpensive puzzle printing software? Something where I could use my own picture and it would overlay the puzzle pieces for me to cut out.

Can't say I do, but I know of a website where you can use your own picture, pay some money, and they'll send you a physical puzzle.
http://www.createjigsawpuzzles.com/
If you go through the entire process of picking a puzzle and number of pieces, then go to "start your design" and upload an image, you'll see a preview of what it looks like. You could open this preview in a new tab and print it out and use that.
It would be a little difficult to precisely cut out most jigsaw puzzle pieces considering the shape of them. Are you looking for a less-traditional shape, such as triangles or squares?

What I was going to do is mount it to foam core board and cut it with a stencil cutter. That's like an x-acto knife but has a fine blade and swivels. The pieces would be quite large, about a dozen pieces per puzzle. Each piece would contain one element of an overall subject.
Think like each food group make up an overall balanced diet.

Edit: That website is awesome, low prices too. Thanks!

Oh, that's all you want? A dozen pieces? In that case, this might work instead:
http://www.timvandevall.com/templates/make-your-own-jigsaw-puzzle-templates/
You can sort of put it together in Word if you follow this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWQrefPtb4Y
I'm sure there are other tutorials on how to do so in other Microsoft Office applications, such as PowerPoint.

Perfect! Thank you. :-)