Here's the city-girl daughter braving the elements to attend her 8:30 am class. She has two more days to go and she will have completed her first semester.Her focus is psychology. She says she'd like to be either a substance abuse counselor or a marriage counselor. I assured her she has chosen a stable field, as the majority of the world is--and more than likely, always will be--whacked out.
We don't mince words, she and I.
When I suggested we play Scrabble free of restrictions--no holds barred, she admitted she had always thought it was no holes barge.
Here's what a scrabble board looks like between two forward-thinking females.
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I see quite a few interesting words there.
"No holes barge." Funny! Oh, and what's a Scrabble game without an asshold? What's a "noog?" Inquiring minds want to know.
Asshold is so not a word! Actually, supermum and I hardly ever play scrabble now - major cause of common-law marital strife...
OMG, y'all are hilarious!!!
I like the way you play.
I never used to like scrabble but we've been playing it a lot at work and generally getting ourselves into trouble.
I love Scrabble, I can't wait until my daughter can read and write so we can play. My college roommate and I used to play where we made up words but had to provide a convincing definition and use it in a sentence. Drinking was of course involved.
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