TO THE DIRECTOR

To submit a letter, please click on this link: 

sandee@scrabbleclub276.com 

From Former Members

Just wanted you to know how much I enjoyed the club - and especially your warm welcome into it.  I am still trying to get settled up here in Orlando.  

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Hi Sandee,

I am enjoying my new life in Palm Beach County. Thank you for keeping me on the club's mailing list.  It is so much fun to read about the triumphs of the various members.

Peace and blessings,
Adrene King

Visitors from the North

Hi Sandee;
Thank you for a warm welcome and a nice visit.  See you  next year!
Dianne and Mickey (Kaplan)

Always a pleasure to see you here at our club!  Congratulations on your three wins, Dianne!  So glad I had the chance to present Mickey with his award for scoring our club's 2009 Highest Phoney Word!

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 ALERT - ALERT - ALERT!!!!!

Hi Sandee...

I'm out of town this week but wanted to share something with you.  I've been studying like crazy to learn my twos and threes - and found what I believe is a misprint. 

On the "links" page of the club website there is a link called "All Two and Three-Letter Words."  This sheet shows that NA takes an "s" and I don't think that's correct.  It shows it in the "twos" section but not in the
"threes."

The link "The Cheat Sheet" does not show NAS as a word - so if that's
correct, it's just the "All Two and Three-Letter Words" file that's
incorrect. 

I know these aren't your sheets - but I figured you could let someone know. I'd hate to see someone study the wrong stuff!

Doug Halper

Thanks, Doug!  I checked it out and you are absolutely 100% correct!!!

I made changes to all listings and thanks to you, nobody will make the same mistake that I did a few months ago when I played Trip Payne and almost had the game won but hooked my last word onto a NA with an "s" (thinking it was good) and lost the game when he challenged and went out with his next turn.  Now I know where I "learned" the wrong word. 

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Sandee,