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Although not officially recognized on the calendar, what are "the dog days of summer"?
NOTE: Although the Southern Hemisphere has theirs at a different time than the Northern Hemisphere of Earth, the name and the question are still applicable.
COMMON BONDS
The items in each subset below have something in common. Do you know what it is?
01. {Austin Trevor, Peter Ustinov, Albert Finney, Tony Randall}
02. {Margaret Rutherford, Angela Lansbury, Helen Hayes, Joan Hickson}
03. {The answers to Groups 1 and 2}
We'll reveal all next weekend. Meanwhile, let's peek inside THE ANSWERS BOX and discover the results from the July 27, 2013 Puzzle Corner.
REBUS
The image on the left is a pictorial representation of The Beatles' classic: Lucy in the Sky, with Diamonds.
TRIVIA TIME
Although many people believe that the inspiration for Lucy in the Sky, with Diamonds comes from the main initials of the song title (LSD), songwriter John Lennon always said that the inspiration was a drawing his (then young) son Sean Lennon created and gave him. Either way, it is a great song and highly representative of the mid-to-late 1960s.
TRIVIA TIME
Although not officially recognized on the calendar, what are "the dog days of summer"?
NOTE: Although the Southern Hemisphere has theirs at a different time than the Northern Hemisphere of Earth, the name and the question are still applicable.
COMMON BONDS
The items in each subset below have something in common. Do you know what it is?
01. {Austin Trevor, Peter Ustinov, Albert Finney, Tony Randall}
02. {Margaret Rutherford, Angela Lansbury, Helen Hayes, Joan Hickson}
03. {The answers to Groups 1 and 2}
We'll reveal all next weekend. Meanwhile, let's peek inside THE ANSWERS BOX and discover the results from the July 27, 2013 Puzzle Corner.
REBUS
Image circulating on Facebook, artist(s) unknown |
The image on the left is a pictorial representation of The Beatles' classic: Lucy in the Sky, with Diamonds.
TRIVIA TIME
Although many people believe that the inspiration for Lucy in the Sky, with Diamonds comes from the main initials of the song title (LSD), songwriter John Lennon always said that the inspiration was a drawing his (then young) son Sean Lennon created and gave him. Either way, it is a great song and highly representative of the mid-to-late 1960s.
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