Good morning virtual pupils, here is today's problem. No I don't mean those troublemakers, Gilly and Doodle! . Many years ago, I had to lie flat for a couple of hours, whilst having a full body scan done. I passed the time, counting how many squares were on the ceiling. ? The difficulty is that four square ceiling tiles together make one large square, so I kept losing count. The radiographer thought I was mad. That was a hint to the solution, by the way.
40. I've counted so many times, I'm going ever so slightly doolally. But 40 is the most I can get. It's slightly offputting that they look like rectangles!
You OP made me smile Marydoll . When my DH was brought out of his coma he was given a speech valve into a tracheostomy . It took him ages to get out what he was trying to say and he couldn’t hold a pen . One of the consultants brought him a letter grid so he could point to the letters to form words..... his first words were .....”22 squares” ....the ceiling tiles he could see in his bay .
This is just meant to just help pass the time for people, so please don't take too seriously, just a strategy for helping to keep the brain cells working and an opportunity for a bit of social interaction.
I will be back later, with another teaser. I've more important things to do, I have bread ? to make and there is a great drying wind. ?