Derwent Library

Well today, I attended a book club discussing the Carnegie awards and the shortlist for it. As part of the group, we all give a review for the books and then upload them on the website. I chose Monsters of Men which appeared to be the most challenging book there. I then realised It was the third of a series and asked to get the first two first to make reading more entertaining by reading the whole set. After a wearing 10 minutes of searching for the books in the library system, I was presented with the whole set to go home with, to be extended in 4 weeks at the next meeting. After leaving the library at 1:00pm I came home to have jobs thrust in my face. What a fun day this will be.

Riddle of the Day

You drink from the springs in the bed. You eat the dates on the calender and you use the keys on the piano to get out!
It is all about homophones

The pea broke and the robber got away
What happened?

Inspiration

Inspirational message of the day -
Grief is like the ocean, its deep and dark and bigger than all of us. And pain is like a thief in the night. Quiet. Persistent. Unfair. Diminished by time, faith and love
- One Tree Hill

Inspiration

Inspirational Message of the Day - 

Your imagination is your preview of life's coming attractions.-
Albert Einstein

Riddle of the Day

You may notice I don't do this every day, This is because I have a life :)
This is the answer to the last riddle:
Mississippi.

The next riddle is:


You are in a locked room. It has no windows or anything. There is just walls and you have a piano, a calender, and a bed.
 How do u eat drink and get out?

Insipiration

Inspirational message of the day-

We learn wisdom from failure much more than success. We often discover what we will do, by finding out what we will not do.-

Samuel Smiles

Riddle of the day

Answer to the last riddle:

You ask the first robot, "What would the other robot say if I asked if there is treasure behind his door?"
 (The truth is the opposite of his answer.) If the robot "X" says 'yes' then there is no treasure behind robot "Y"'s door. If robot "X" says 'no' then the treasure his behind robot "Y"'s door. Hint: It has to do with the math principle 1x(-1)=-1 and (-1)x1=-1. If you involve both robots you are guarenteed a lie to your question.

Riddle of the day:

What has 4 eyes but can't see?