New Word Sudoku Puzzle for Sunday, 7/26/2009

Today, the fourth Sunday in July, is Parent’s Day. Haven’t heard of it? President Bill Clinton named this one just 15 years ago, back in 1994. According to the unanimously-approved Congressional Resolution, Parents’ Day is established for "recognizing, uplifting, and supporting the role of parents in the rearing of children."

Instead of the usual Sunday Challenge 12x12 Hidden Word Sudoku puzzle, I’m challenging you with Qudoku puzzle sets: solve the Word Sudoku puzzles and copy the circled letters into their corresponding numbered positions in the quote grid to spell out the quotes.

Here are two Qudoku puzzle sets spelling out quotes about parents and their children.

RASHLY
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled cells contains the letters in the word exactly once

TUCKED
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled cells contains the letters in the word exactly once

MOVING
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled cells contains the letters in the word exactly once
Copy circled letters to the corresponding numbered cells in the quote grid to spell out the quote




DROP IN
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled cells contains the letters in the words exactly once

CAUGHT
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled cells contains the letters in the word exactly once

MYSELF
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled cells contains the letters in the word exactly once
Copy circled letters to the corresponding numbered cells in the quote grid to spell out the quote

Solutions first thing in the morning.

Thanks,
--Dave

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