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With Christopher & the New York Times Crossword
With Christopher & the New York Times Crossword
Welcome to our website! Here you will find links to Christopher's bio, past puzzles, gifts, and more.
My name is Christopher, and I love the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. I have been doing it daily for over 30 years, and while I am certainly no Rex Parker, I love finishing them every day for that little dose of accomplishment. But then again, I also make my bed every day. So there’s always that, too.
But maybe you want to become a better crossword solver. Maybe you're a master solver and simply want to lord over simple minds such as mine. Either way, this is simply an opportunity to share the way I go about solving the New York Times Crossword Puzzle Sunday through Saturday each week. Use these videos as background noise if you wish, or leave a comment after scrutinizing my logic. Completely up to you. But I really enjoy doing the NYTX, and if you do, too, let's do the daily puzzle together. Cin-Cin! 🍸
-christopher
Just a quick peek into the channel and the character of the content. It's about making ourselves smarter, wittier, more engaged, deep thinkers, and, perhaps above all else, improving upon our self confidence as we negotiate those things in life that we cannot prosecute. Here we solve both the New York Times Crossword and the New York Times Mini on a daily basis. Links to past grids can be found directly below. Since August of 2023, we have been busy solving every grid imaginable, from easy to mind-warping. But, we have a great deal of fun along the way! Cin-Cin! 🍷
Do I think I am all that important? Not at all. But that doesn't change the fact that viewers have questions, so I have answers. This is just an honest Q&A, and if there is anything I have not covered, feel free to ask! I'm an open book!
-christopher🍷
Click the Stuff I Should Know pop-out icon to get your hands on the Wine Down "Stuff I Should Know" Study Guide. This is what I use when I am in a waiting room at the dentist’s office, on a plane or a train bound for who knows where, or anytime I have a few moments to sharpen my wit. There’s a lot here, I know. But it’s always a very nice way to sit back and leisurely remind myself of the stuff I should know, so-to-speak. Maybe you want to copy/paste into your notes or just store the PDF in the files folder on your phone. Maybe you want to have your PDF reader “speak” this document to you while you’re driving or out on your run, doing household chores, sleeping, etc. It’s a simple collection of data that I have taken from various websites.
christopher combest, 2024