Sunday, October 27, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #861 10/27/19 "CAUTCHED"

CAUTCHED = CAUGHT + CATCHED

As I tossed the baseball to my little grandson, he caught it in his little baseball mitt, his eyes opened wide and he said:  

"I cautched it!!"

It was so fun to see his eyes light up!

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, October 20, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #860 10/20/19 "SARFELY"

SARFELY = SAFELY + CAREFULLY

My daughter and son-in-law were moving and preparing to drive separate cars packed with the last of their belongings over the mountains and I said:  

"I love you.  Drive sarfely."

They made it safe and sound.

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Saturday, October 19, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #859 10/19/19 "GRANDY"

GRANDY = GREAT + DANDY

Walking down the hallway of my workplace, I passed a fellow employee who greeted me saying: "How are you this morning?"  I smiled and replied:

"Just grandy, thank you."

I am just grandy today, too!

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Friday, October 18, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #858 10/18/19 "TROBLEMS"

TROBLEMS = TROUBLE + PROBLEMS

My daughter was trying to help my grandson with his school work.  I had asked how he was doing and she said:

"He's having troblems with his focus--his mind is just racing with thoughts."

Guess he had other ideas about what he wanted to do for the day.

~ Scrabulary Chris :D

Thursday, October 17, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #857 10/17/19 "CAUGHTING"

CAUGHTING = CAUGHT + CATCHING

My daughter sent along this Scrabulary word.  My son-in-law had bought some bluetooth speakers so they could enjoy music all around the house and he said: "It's like we're in the future!" Sarah replied: 

"It's like we're finally caughting up to the present."

Love listening to music and relaxing.

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, October 6, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #856 10/06/19 "GLUP"

GLUP = GLASS + CUP

My now seven-year-old grandson continues to follow in the Scrabulary gifting with today's word.  He said:  

"Did you know that at lunch I drank a whole glup of water?"

He might have preferred a whole glup of chocolate milk. ;)

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, September 29, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #855 - 09/29/19 "DLOVELY"

DLOVELY = DELIGHTFUL + LOVELY

My co-worker and I love cupcakes.  I was telling her how I eat them and said:

"I carefully pull off the bottom of the cupcake and put it on top of the frosting like a cupcake sandwich.  It's dlovely!!

Mmmmm, good!!

~Scrabulary Chris :D


Sunday, September 15, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #854 - 09/15/19 "MOICEMAIL"

MOICEMAIL = MESSAGE + VOICEMAIL

My Supervisor called my office after closing. She thought I had already left for the day and said:

"Oh! I didn't expect you to answer.  I was just going to leave a moicemail."

Surprise, surprise!

Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, May 5, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #853 - 05/05/19 "TWICKING"

TWICKING = TWITCHING + TICKING

During a period of being anxious about upcoming events, my daughter experienced facial ticks and said:

"Not only are my nose and lip going, but my eye is twicking, too!"

Deep breaths,

~Scrabulary Chris  :)





Sunday, April 28, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #852 - 04/28/19 "LEG EFT"

LEG EFT = EGG + LEFT

My very Scrabulary adept son-in-law provided today's word.  My daughter was preparing breakfast for my son-in-law and asked him how many eggs he wanted.  He usually has 2 but agreed to 3 because:

"Otherwise, there'd only be one leg eft!"

No sense taking up space in the refrigerator with an egg carton containing just one egg.

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Saturday, April 27, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #851 - 04/27/19 "SNART"

SNART = START TO SNOW


My co-worker was planning a trip to Denver with a snow storm pending.  She had checked with Denver's News Channel 9 for an updated forecast and said:

"They say it's not supposed to snart until 5pm."

We had a good laugh over this Scrabulary word!

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, February 17, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #850 - 02/17/19 "POTHROOM"

POTHROOM = POTTY + BATHROOM

My daughter is just fluent in Scrabulary.  I'm so proud of her.  She sent me another word.  When asked if she was ready to play a board game, she said:

"Yes, in a minute.  I have to go to the pothroom."

First things first,

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Saturday, February 16, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #849 - 02/16/19 "JARBAGE"

JARBAGE = JUNK + GARBAGE

My daughter and son-in-law were doing some house cleaning.  They were clearing out stuff and my son-in-law said:

"Pass me the jarbage to throw out."

Just lightening the load,

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Thursday, February 14, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #848 - 02/14/19 "GALENTINE'S"

GALENTINE'S = GAL + VALENTINE'S

My co-worker came through our department and gave each of us gals a beautiful rose.  As she handed them to us she said:

"Happy Galentine's Day!!"

This co-worker champions women at every turn.  She believes in a woman's value, strength, purpose, commitment, power, love, tenderness, beauty, just to name a few.  We were all very touched by her gesture which only strengthened our commitment together as women in our workplace.  

Thank you, Carrie, for the precious reminder and 

HAPPY GALENTINES DAY, LADIES!!

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, February 10, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #847 - 02/10/19 - "POWTENT"

POWTENT = POWERFUL + POTENT

Last Fall, my daughter and I shopped all the craft fairs in town.  We had a wonderful time!  There was so much creativity in the air and fragrances, too!  We stopped by a booth with handmade soaps and put our sniffers to work.  Two bars were particularly yummy smelling - one  bar was cherry and the other was ginger ale--together, they smelled like cherry 7-Up!  I took a whiff of a pine fragrance and said:

"Wow!  That's powtent!"

Some fragrances were strong and some were soft but all of them were delightful!

Wishing you a bubbly day,

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Sunday, February 3, 2019

Scrabulary Word of the Day #846- 02/03/19 "NUBBETS"

NUBBETS = NUGGETS + [in a]BOWL

My 6 1/2 year old grandson is following in his rightful Scrabulary family footsteps.  My daughter texted me with this new Scrabulary word.  He was going to have chicken nuggets for dinner.  He was asked if he would like them on a plate or in a bowl.  He said:

"I would like my nubbets...[pausing with a look on his face like 'Wait, what did I just say?'--ha-ha!]

You can have your nubbets anytime you would like, Moonpie!

Meemaw loves you!!

Scrabulary Chris :D