George eats old gray rats and paints houses yellow
According to many reputable spelling sites, the correct spelling of geography relies on acrostics with a variable cast of characters: General Eisenhower, George Eliot, plain George, Old(est) Girl, Rats, Grandmother, and a Pony or Pig. Here’s the rundown:
“General Eisenhower’s Oldest Girl Rode A Pony Home Yesterday.”
“George Eliot’s Old Grandmother Rode A Pig Home Yesterday.”
“George Eats Old Grey Rats And Paints Houses Yellow.”
A flashy composite: “George Eats Old Grandmother Rats And Ponies, How Yucky.”
