Another friend...
Here is a picture of Wesley and me with a good friend of ours, Randolph. This picture is coming on the heels of a long and strenuous game of scrabble between Wes and Randolph, so if the former looks a little tuckered out, that’s why. Randolph is amazing. His reputation certainly preceded him at our first game, but none of us thought that a Cameroonian would beat an American. We were wrong. In his last game against Wesley, he did use the word “Equire” (verb: to sort things into sets of 24). Final score: 424 to 259. Wow. We have thoroughly enjoyed having him in class (I have him for Hebrew, Wes has him for Missions and NT Intro.). He is a very thoughtful, very sharp student with a big heart, which makes him similar to many of the acquaintances we have made here.
We miss you all, and do pray for you often,
-Charlie (making a rare appearance for the team)
posted by Charlie, Tommy, and Wesley | 1:26 PM
7 Comments:
Think Mom should play him?
but, charlie, you have a strong vocab. i know you do. why don't you try some of these words next time you play?
incredulous
bereaved
fecund
truisms
scrutiny
elijahbella
What is on Wesley's shirt?
don't forget:
eudaemonic
lugubrious
rebarbative
patina
equipoise
Bring him on - I would LOVE to play Scrabble. Nothing better than Scrabble in Africa - fond memories of playing the game on Decker's porch in Abidjan. I'm ready for Ndu!! I'll even bring my official dictionary! :)
yes you scrabbe people watch out for the scrabble dictionary i have watched many games that my mom wins by using the dictionary at the last minute to make sure that her word will beat the other opponents.so watch out(sorry if i use the "watch"incorrectly)
Dear ≠ equipoise,
It's a Beatles "Abbey Road" t-shirt I picked up on the clearance rack at Target this summer. It's one of my faves now; wear it all the time; in fact, I'm wearing it now! :)
it looked like it had horses on it. that's why i was wondering... does it have horses on it?
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