So goodbye Mary, So goodbye Jane, Will we ever, Meet again.

I'm so so sad! I was just about to make a post in case you didn't.... back in a sec.

So, I never had a 'Supertramp phase'-- when I was growing up, one had to purchase albums individually, and at the peak of my 'classic rock' years, I bounced between obsessions with the Beatles, Zeppelin and Floyd while getting a deep appreciation for profoundly good acts like the Allman Brothers and the Dead and on and on. As I gradually learned who all these bands were, I always had an appreciation that Supertramp was great and that I'd probably love them if I just got the albums, but I never made the plunge and purchased them. However, I do absolutely love them. They have so many songs where you hear the opening chords and before you even know what's going on, your brain is just sending you "Relax, we're in for a treat." Goodbye, stranger.

I set up a GA with a bunch of stuff to eat up a few of your minutes, I hope you'll put on Supertramp and just help keep these memories alive.

The GA is level 2+ because reasons, and it closes in one week. If you know me, I don't like to tell the name of the game if I set up the GA as a puzzle/game, but I'll say, many folks have it already, it's not very valuable, and I had it marked as a precision platformer-- I'm looking forward to playing it myself :)

The process is also because I miss all the fun puzzle games to open GAs, while chasing the September train, so I did my favorites:

• Step one is a modest nonogram -- 13x13 -- it took me six or seven minutes. These are of course made using ROSIMC's Nonogram Cafe. Either should work, but I had to make two because the 15x15 was harder than I wanted.

Not at all what I intended

• Step two is a medium (121 piece) Jigidi, my very favorite puzzle style that IMO never gets enough love. (Until we can make our own Parquets! ;))

• Step three is 4-word Wordle using Yannbz's new tool

Hoping you all take the long way home.

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