
This informative post will be posted on Saturday along with my usual writing. You are invited to participate with the opening question.
Brain Teaser Question
Complete the analogy: MUSIC is to VIOLIN as . . .
(a) NOTES is to COMPOSER (b) SOUND is to MUSICAL INSTRUMENT (c) DRAWING is to CRAYON (d) FURNITURE is to CARPENTRY TOOLS (e) SYMPHONY is to PIANO
(answer found at the end of this post)
Featured Facts
The state of South Dakota was granted statehood on November 2, 1889. Many people are familiar with its most famous landmark, Mount Rushmore. Who are the four presidents depicted there, and what order are they arranged? Answers to follow.
Fewer people have probably heard of the Corn Palace in Mitchell. If one travels on Interstate 90 between Rapid City and Sioux Falls, the journey will go through Mitchell. The exterior of the building is decorated with native corn, grain, and grasses arranged into large murals.
The four Presidents found on Mount Rushmore in the following order are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.

Answer to Brain Teaser Question
“D”
Put MUSIC and VIOLIN in a sentence relating the two words. Music is played on a violin by someone who knows how to play it; just as furniture is created by carpentry tools by a person who knows how to use them. NOTE: Anyone can draw with a crayon, and a symphony is not played with a piano, but with an orchestra.
One of my favorite grade-school/vacation memories is of a trip to the Corn Palace with my parents. It’s really quite an impressive thing, even to an adult!
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Awesome! I have stopped in Mitchell, SD a couple of times to see the Corn Palace. I would enjoy seeing it after another harvest fills out its colors.
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THe Corn Palace fascinates me
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The Corn Palace is definitely a unique place to see from the outside. The inside is designed with an auditorium and some historical exhibits. I need to stop in Mitchell on a future trip to Montana.
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Wow sounds like you know this firsthand!
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