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A Fun Puzzle for Silas to put together
Posted Oct 25, 2024
Silas loves putting together puzzlSilas loves putting together puzzles of his favorite things, especially when he gets to spend weekends at home. Each puzzle holds a special place in his heart, whether it's a vibrant forest scene featuring his favorite animals or a colorful landscape of a bustling city. He enjoys the challenge of fitting the pieces together, often starting with the edges and working his way inward. His collection has grown over the years, ranging from intricate designs of nature to cheerful cartoon characters from his childhood. Silas finds joy not only in completing the puzzles but also in the sense of accomplishment that comes with seeing the final picture come to life. He will have so much fun putting this puzzle together, taking it apart and starting all over!
Silas is 7 years old and lives in MD
Silas is a sweet little boy who doesn't let his autism diagnosis stand in his way. He loves to be "one of the boys" and join in on the fun happening around him. Silas loves to sit and play with others who are willing to sit with him and show him new toys and how to use them. Silas is always learning and always exploring new things.
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Children's Choice requests this wish for Silas.
One Simple Wish posts the wish to the website.
Awesome Human grants the wish for Silas! Thanks Awesome Human.
"Hi Silas! We hope you have fun putting together your new puzzle! I absolutely love puzzles too—for a couple weeks now, my grandmother and I have been working on a 1000 piece puzzle that features a bunch of different colorful cereal boxes. So I’m really happy we could help add another to your collection :) All the best, Caroline and Elias"
One Simple Wish sends the gift to the Children's Choice for Silas.
Children's Choice receives the wish!
"To say “thank you” seems so small in comparison to your gift. We know, “it wasn’t that much…” but it was to a child who has had a lot of sadness in their lives. To them, your gift represents someone they don’t know taking time to consider them. To them, your gift means that someone they never met was thinking about them in a time when that is not a common occurrence. Thank you for taking the time, for spending the money, for your consideration to those who don’t have much. Have a blessed Christmas season and a wonderful New Year! "
Silas receives the wish from Children's Choice