More Teasers for the Mind. Answers on the following page. Quotes To Live By on the following page too.

1. 39) Late afternoons I often bathe.
I'll soak in water piping hot.
My essence goes through my see through clothes.
Used up am I; I've gone to pot.
What am I?
40) I have a hundred legs, But cannot stand.
I have a long neck, But no head.
I cannot see, and I'm neat and tidy, As can be.
What am I?
41) A man kills his wife. Many people watch him doing so.
Yet no one will ever be able to accuse him of murder. Why?
42) A man was digging and found a block of ice with two
people in it. Immediately, he knew it was Adam and Eve.
How did he know?
43) Until I am measured,
I am not known.
Yet how you miss me,
When I have flown. What am I?
44) I turn around once.
What is out will not get in.
I turn around again.
What is in will not get out.
What am I?
45) What do the dead eat, that the living would die if they ate
it?

2. ANSWERS TO CREATIVE TEASERS 6
39) Tea bag
40) A Broom
41) He is a hangman and she happened to be sentenced to death.
42) They had no belly-buttons?
43) Time
44) A Key
45) Nothing
Quotes to Live By 6
Look–Learn–Act ...Anonymous
"To Look is one thing.
To See what you look at is another.
To Understand what you see is a third.
To Learn from what you understand is still something else.
But to Act on what you learn is all that really matters."
Wisdom Seeds . . . William Arthur Ward
"Wise is the person who profits from the mistakes of the
past, recognizes the opportunities of the present, and
anticipates the challenges of the future."
"Committing a great truth to memory is admirable;
committing it to life is wisdom."
Tao Te Ching . . . Lao Tse
"There is no greater sin than desire,
No greater curse than discontent,
No greater misfortune than wanting something for oneself.
Therefore, he who knows that enough is enough
will always have enough."
* Don’t mind criticism. If it is untrue, disregard it. If it is
unfair, keep from irritation. If it is ignorant, smile. If it is
justified, learn from it.
Anonymous
* A wise man is he who does not grieve for the things which
he has not, but rejoices for those which he has.
Epictetus