A Birthday Sudoku Stroll to celebrate a Birthday Stroll.

[@kana2112]

That was a fun puzzle. The hardest part was simply how busy the grid was. Very pretty though.

[@missingdeck9999]

Lovely solve of a birthday treat! Beautiful logic throughout; your error was minor ... at 13:01, you correctly deduced the 3 at r1c4 but then put a 9 across the X-clue from it (since you were wondering where you went wrong.) We always appreciate how you handle errors like this and your honest bravery in letting the world see them. Anyone who solves puzzles makes those kinds of errors from time to time; for us, at least, they increase in frequency when there is a camera capturing our every move! Thank you!

[@BremSterPuzzles]

I am doing less solving not on camera now, with stuff being recorded for packs and everything, but when I do, it does feel like I make less mistakes because I am focused on the solving, not on all the other stuff that comes with presenting. But that’s fine. I have so much respect for everyone who chooses to do this on camera, and I love there seem to be more of us every month.

[@praematura]

Very fun puzzle, but I would agree that it was really busy. 🙂 Done in 10:09 (conflict checker off), many thanks to Katie for it and to BremSter for presenting it! Also: early Happy Birthday, Brem! 🙂

[@billbliss7407]

Very fun. I admit I'm drawn to puzzles when I can immediately see where to start, and this was one of those. As usual, my time was slow (31 minutes) but never felt stuck. I agree the grid was busy -- especially when I added in parity coloring. As always, thanks for sharing! Now I get to watch a better way to do it! :)

[@JohnRandomness105]

5:20 I colored a lot more than I usually do. I try to keep my coloring sparse. Here, I colored the odd cells on the line a dull green, but left the even cells blank. When I found it necessary to color odds off the line, I used a brighter green. 13:30 Oh, dear. The longer before you notice your careless mistake, the more it will hurt.

[@nickatty462]

I quite often only colour one of parity of whisper lines. Reduces the distraction but gives the same information.

[@JohnRandomness105]

@@nickatty462 An excellent practice.

[@anaayoung9142]

7:08 it was a treat puzzle for sure, very smooth! 😎

[@oldmomj5088]

Very nice. Love the puzzle

[@donaldsnyder1543]

18:03 with only a little help. Not too familiar with parity lines. Nice puzzle by Katie. Nicely solved by Bremster.

[@francescopetracca374]

Splendor puzzle! 😁

[@christhomas507]

I was surprised you didn't refer to them as just cages. Much like fog should be referred to as just fog.

[@BremSterPuzzles]

It really depends on what the puzzle constructor submits.

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

Sorry I hadn't commented on this yet! I get what people are saying about this one being busy, but I couldn't help it - that parity flower came to me and I didn't want to give it up!

[@robsreality]

20:28 for me, thank you!

[@林老師-i5d]

12:38 for me nice puzzle

[@malvoliosf]

13:03 - technically, 9 + 3 does NOT equal 10.

[@ganimede17]

00:12:53

[@RADZIO895]

12:22 for me

[@ericveneto1593]

Suspect the constructor’s 1st language isn’t English

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

I'm the setter - English *is* my first language, I'm just someone who tends to over-type!

[@ericveneto1593]

@@m3rrys0ngstr3ss thanks for the clarification. I can be wordy too.