Shipping Forecast

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545 score – 25.01.25
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Posted for The Unicorn Challenge, a magical challenge hosted by Jenne Gray and C E Ayr, where they provide a photo and we, in turn, provide up to 250 words.

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41 thoughts on “Shipping Forecast

    • Haha, thanks for that, Aladin ☺️😉 – German from me? Very sorry, but no – never learned it, I’m afraid. French when I went to school – years and years ago. However, my Scrabble friend suggested we could play in Afrikaans – fine for her, but not for me – I still don’t speak much of that, apart from the naughty ones. 😂🤔😂

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  1. This is an amazing write. A fantastic play on the prompt. And use of words too. Well done, Chris.
    I am trash at scrabble though..my sis in law bests me every time.. not even a sniff of victory lol

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  2. scrabble and meta (surely the two most natural partners since sex and cigarettes*)

    *sorry… GP version: ‘since ‘breakups and slow decline into a slow pit of self-inflicted suffering…**

    ** no, wait a minute, can I have a do-over on the natural partners? lol

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    • Humph. Well, just up the game – that would make all the difference (probably}.

      Or otherwise, let’s get busy with a Cribbage board – how many scores now?
      And still rising!😂

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  3. I love Scrabble! In fact I have a Scrabble-type game on my iPad, it’s not “Words With Friends”, you just play against the iPad. But I stayed awake till past 1:00 am playing it last night! When I was teaching, we played Scrabble in Spanish and it was so fun! 😀

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    • Hmm, I thought you would be a Scrabble person☺️- excellent, of course. Interesting about the game that you play on your iPad. That would be good in bed (I’m thinking). Also, impressed that you would play Scrabble in Spanish with the kids when you were a teacher. Did you need a different Scrabble board?🤔

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  4. Yes, they actually make them in Spanish, and they have the tiles for the special letters like “ñ”. You just have to do without the accent marks, lol. My dad made me a set out of plywood tiles that were big enough so we could move all the desks to the sides and lay them out on the floor like a giant scrabble board. The class had to be small enough to split into manageable teams and each team started with 7 tiles and acted as a single “player”. I always let them use a dictionary because their vocabulary wasn’t enough to play without it. But we had so much fun! I always wished I could paint my classroom floor like a Scrabble board!😂😂

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