When my daughter was in high school, Sudoku became a big
thing in our household! Though, I could
never attain the speed that she did, I did improve with time!
When I still had my older computer, I kept a Sudoku book
near it since it took forever to reboot. I would work on a puzzle or puzzles, depending
how cranky my computer was, until it was fully rebooted. It gave me something to do
instead of staring at the monitor and I figured it was good “exercise” for my
brain!
As Brenna says ...
Okay, maybe I’m a bit off the wall with this one, but I truly believe
that completing Sudoku puzzles is a good way to develop your genealogical
skills. To be more precise, this activity is a great way to increase your
powers of deduction, logic, and inference. I’ll explain how in this post...
Do read the full post to learn more about doing Sudoku
helps keep our brains sharp! Given the “problems”
we often face as we research ancestors, I know I want my problem-solving skills
to be as sharp as they can!
Are there other fun types of problems that you like to solve which you have found also helped you with your genealogical and family history research?
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