Let’s just suppose you are out for a walk, the fog of early morning swirling around you. Pain shoots through your foot as you stump your toe. Looking down, you see something whiter than the fog sticking out from under a rock.
It’s a damp, limp piece of paper. Intrigued, you pick it up and find some strange swirls and marks. What is it? You turn it up so that the writing is vertical. Could it be something written in Chinese? Slowly, you turn the paper so that the writing is horizontal. There! That looks better, but what does it say?
Could it be a secret message? Can you figure it out? What kind of language is it? If you’ve had Gregg Shorthand in school, you can do it! Give it a try. Scroll to the bottom of this post and find the answer.
On a roll? Here’s another message. Clue: It tells you the best way to deal with cold weather.
Manos Mysteries
First answer: Meet me at the old mill.
Second answer: Good morning, friends. A cozy mystery is the best way to deal with cold weather. Happy reading.
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