Anyone else out there like Scrabble?
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| Word Freak |
Father won’t play with me anymore. Even if I don’t gloat.
I mean, it’s not like I want to build this.
(Ok, I lied. This looks awesome.)
And it’s not like this figures in my plans for our living room any time soon.
The children haven’t been terribly interested.
But, if there’s a next time around, maybe I’ll have better luck.
Praying With My Feet 
My sisters actually went through the dictionary to find all the two- and three-letter words to memorize them. As the youngest by 10 years (and who didn't do this), I never really had an overwhelming interest in the game, although it can be fun.
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Are you expecting, Matushka?
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Magda, they actually publish lists of the twos, threes, fours, words with q that don't take a u, etc. This is for serious Scrabble nerds though. I wouldn't know anything about that, of course. (c;
Mat. Emily, not this time around.
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I love Scrabble! But my husband won't play with me either. He also won't play Boggle (I am very good at that game.)
I particularly like the pillows 🙂
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Have you tried Bananagrams? It's like Scrabble, only easier and faster. We played with three generations last Christmas and everyone had a blast. Our kids love it.
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Michelle, let's remember to bring Boggle and Scrabble to the meet-up!
I like Boggle too. Sometimes Father will play that one with me. (Honey? How about a game tonight?)
I keep hearing about Bananagrams but haven't gotten it. Surely they have it at Walmart. (We don't have any other shopping options in our backwoods!) I think the kids would be less intimidated by it. Good idea.
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My husband and I play just about every week. Well, we used to, and now we are trying again, so maybe every 3rd week or so. Personally, I LOVE the yard scrabble idea!
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The more I think about the yard scrabble, the more I think we really, really need a patio in the back yard. And paving stones would be so easy…
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