I had brunch with a group of friends this morning. We meet once a month just to keep in touch. The first question was about what we did for the holidays and what gifts did we receive. There was a Pandora bracelet and a great-grandchild among the treasures. Mine was a Kindle Fire.
I would never have purchased it for myself as I do not feel the need to be connected at all times. I never even turn on my cell phone unless I am going to be away for a length of time - more than several hours.
But once my friends found out I had a Kindle, I was told that I must download 'Words with Friends'. Everyone was talking about Alec Baldwin playing the game on the plane and refusing to stop. (Was it being timed?)
So, when I got home and had some free time, I got the app. Oops. This could be dangerous.
I love Scrabble. I used to play with my mother-in-law. It was a dog-eat-dog contest. I also played once with a good friend of mine. He lost the game and never played it with me again.
So, now I have four games going on the Kindle. I am kicking you-know-what.
For those of you who have time to waste, my ID is deniseh553.
It amazes me that so many people are playing Words With Friends. Way back when, only a select few of my retired friends played Scrabble. When I started it wasn’t about building vocabulary, the challenge was extracting words in that jumble of tiles. Once I figured out that I could improve by unscrambling anagrams, it all fell into place. Then I got more and more hooked on creating anagrams, as my blog will attest. WWF is an itch that this wordy can’t stop scratching.
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Haven't heard of it. Sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe game crashed on the Kindle. Amazon never could figure out the problem. Now I just play the Scrabble app against the computer.
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