English: Palace Museum, Beijing. Covered red jar with yellow design of dragon and sea Jiajing Reign, Ming Dynasty. 1521-1567. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: You’re on next, Miss Cline!
LIGUT = GUILT, LEHEW = WHEEL, PECROP = COPPER, STORYF = FROSTY — Giving us: ILTEELCPEFOS
Clue/Question: When her priceless Ming vase crashed to the floor, she . . .
Answer: FELL TO PIECES
(Ground that copter! Ground that kid! And, grab the Gorilla Glue! Aahh! What are you going to do? One of the few things certain in this life is impermanence. Here today, gone tomorrow. Whether figurative or literal, nothing can last forever. Just be happy that you’re here . . . while you’re here.
No new clue words, decent jumbling. Really great answer letter layout though. It took me a couple of looks to get the answer. I think Jeff’s little bonus clue – of the lady on her knees – put me over the top. Hopefully, none of you struggled too long with this one. I thought it was fairly tough. Especially for a Saturday. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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