Riddles aren’t just for fun; they also help us improve our critical thinking skills.
Whether we’re solving puzzles that use metaphors, wordplay, math problems, logic challenges, or visual riddles, we need to take our time to find the answers. Most of these riddles are tricky, even if they seem easy at first.
Overall, solving riddles exercises our minds in different ways, which is why many people enjoy them.
Below is a picture of several people on a bus. There are a few men sitting down: one is listening to music, another is on his phone, and the third is reading a newspaper. There are also three women: a young lady, an elderly woman, and a pregnant woman.
But something looks like it’s missing from the photo.
Can you guess what it is?
If you guessed correctly, great job!
If not, take another look and try again.
The answer is below…
What’s missing is “CHIVALRY.”
Easy, right? If you want to think a bit more, here’s another one.
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Don’t Toss Those Eggshells!
lf you’re constantly using eggs in your home, you’re not alone. Eggshells, often seen as waste, actually offer numerous benefits. Here are 7 reasons to keep them:
1. Natural Pest Control: Scatter eggshells to deter slugs, worms, and snails from your garden.
2. Repel Deer: Sprinkle eggshells around plants to keep deer away.
3. Bird Feed: Birds love eggshells, so scatter them in your garden to attract feathered friends.
4. Soil Health: Eggshells are rich in calcium and nutrients, benefiting your soil and plants.
5. Protect Veggies: Prevent calcium deficiency in tomatoes, eggplants, and peppers by burying eggshells around them.
6. Balance Soil pH: Eggshells help neutralize acidic soil, creating a better environment for plants.
7. Easy Composting: Crushed eggshells make a great addition to compost, reducing waste and enriching soil.
Next time you crack an egg, consider the potential benefits of those shells for your garden and the environment.
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