Sudoku image from Wikipedia
Today is National Puzzle Day. In honor of the occasion, be sure to scroll down to the jigsaw puzzle in this blog. Other ways to celebrate include doing crossword puzzles (my father’s favorite), and Sudoku number puzzles (invented in 1979 by an American, but became popular in Japan in 1986, where it was given the name Sudoku). Puzzles are not only fun, but because there are various skills levels for each kind, people enjoy the challenge. Studies over the years have indicated that dedication to mental puzzles help maintain one’s mental acuity. And, of course, they are a good way to kill time—should you have too much.
Today is National Puzzle Day. In honor of the occasion, be sure to scroll down to the jigsaw puzzle in this blog. Other ways to celebrate include doing crossword puzzles (my father’s favorite), and Sudoku number puzzles (invented in 1979 by an American, but became popular in Japan in 1986, where it was given the name Sudoku). Puzzles are not only fun, but because there are various skills levels for each kind, people enjoy the challenge. Studies over the years have indicated that dedication to mental puzzles help maintain one’s mental acuity. And, of course, they are a good way to kill time—should you have too much.
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