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Posted by Andy Brown on 28 June 2020
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Answer to May 2020 newsletter word search competition
The phrase spelt out by unused letters in the word search was:
Although the quote is attributed to John Lennon, it seems that it comes from a 1957 Reader's Digest article. Here's the complete word search:
The word search with all the "words" shaded in.
The things to be found were the titles of 44 of the Beatles songs:
- A day in the life (*)
- A hard days night
- Across the universe
- All my loving
- All you need is love
- And I love her (*)
- Back in the USSR
- Blackbird
- Come together
- Eight days a week (*)
- Eleanor Rigby (*)
- From me to you
- Get back (*)
- Girl (*)
- Hello goodbye
- Helter Skelter
- Hey Jude
- I am the walrus
- I want to hold your hand
- If I fell
- In my life (*)
- Lady Madonna
- Let it be
- Love me do
- Michelle
- Misery
- Norwegian wood (*)
- Nowhere man
- Paperback writer
- Penny Lane (*)
- Please please me
- Revolution
- She loves you
- Something
- Strawberry Fields Forever
- Taxman
- The End
- The fool on the hill (*)
- Things we said today (*)
- Tomorrow never knows
- Twist and shout
- We can work it out
- Yellow submarine
- Yesterday (*)
I've put an asterisk next to the best ones, so you know where to start listening if you're new to this act ...
Out of 14 entries, the WISH machine (Wiseowl Independent Sorting Hat) randomly chose Linda Waterworth of the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay Foundation Trust as the winner - a £50 Amazon voucher has winged its way over to her. Better luck next time to Amanda, Catherine, Colin, Jodie, Josh, Julie, Martin, Michelle, Pam, Philip, Richard, Simon and Stephen.