SciFi and Fantasy Book Club discussion

When I was a child I was taught the following mnemonic to remember the planets in our solar system:

My very educated mother just served us nine pickles.

Since Pluto is no longer regarded as a planet, she needs to have served us something other than pickles.

There have been some dwarf planet discoveries since Pluto was removed from the planetary roster.

So I would like to add Eris, Goblin and Farout to the mnemonic which might now read as:

My very educated mother just served us nine excellent gefilte fish.

Any other proposals?

My very educated mother just served us nutella.
or
My very educated mother just served us nuts.

Actually, someone told me recently that there is some debate as to bringing Pluto back as a planet.

I didn't use a mnemonic to memorize them, so am not troubled by this, but CB has two great suggestions.

I did use mnemonics to learn the notes on the treble and bass staffs, though. Thankfully no one is going to vote any of them off, so if I still needed them, I'd be safe (but don't).

I was taught these two:

My very educated mother just served us nine pizzas

and the much more accurate (at the time)

My very educated mother just showed us nine planets

I was always confused as to why her level of education had anything to do with her serving of pizza.

I still think removing Pluto was stupid, and their definition of what constitutes a planet is ludicrous.

Trike wrote: "I still think removing Pluto was stupid, and their definition of what constitutes a planet is ludicrous."

I agree with you 100 percent!!!!!

Karin wrote: "Trike wrote: "I still think removing Pluto was stupid, and their definition of what constitutes a planet is ludicrous."

I agree with you 100 percent!!!!!"

Agreed. I don't see the harm in keeping Pluto a planet.