Yes, a bit obvious, I know. But (tenuous boating link) board games are played on board many boats, especially on winter evenings when it's too dark to cruise.
Jan, Ally, Ben and I went for a pub lunch last Saturday, and found a Scrabble set next to our table. I hadn't played for many years. This is what the board looked like at the end of the game.
The scores were as follows: 173, 126, 123 and 104. And, no, I'm not going to embarrass anyone by revealing who got what!
2 comments:
I was brought on scrabble - my dad was a character and would put down nonsense words just to make us challenge him and get the big dictionary out. But mum and I would often get caught out when some of his obscure words proved to be real! Fond memories.
I stopped playing when I left home because I could never agree on the rules with my friends - amazing how many interpretations there are!
Sue, nb Indigo Dream
Yes, we weren't sure of the rules, especially concerning challenges!
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