Your ex AND your girlfriend get along?!

Bingo of the evening so far:

DISTANCE (97 points) - against Josephine S.

High-scoring words of the evening so far:

AMPLE (190 points) - against Karla M. [5W, 2W]
ASSUMED (1271 points) - against Emma L. [5W, 2W, 3W, 4W]
HOMEYS (136 points) - against Janet H. [4W, 2W]
TALLOW (150 points) - against Janet H. [two 3W, hook off HINGED to make WHINGED] (different game)
TENSIVE (330 points; two 5W, hook off SALT for a plural), DIKEY (120 points; three 2W, and a good deficit-erasing word!) - against Tung N.
ZINCY (115 points) - against Cheryl L. [5W]
QUAD (112 points) - against Casey W. [4W, 2L on Q]
BEAUISH (106 points) - against Michelle M. [3W, hook off COVET for a plural] (a good deficit-erasing word!)
AGONISES (3650 points) - against Lynn K. [two 5W, two 4W]
GREET (358 points) - against Wayne N. [2W, two 5W] (a good deficit-erasing word!)
AQUAE (114 points; 4W, 2L on Q), PYRITE (5W, 3L on P) - against Jay R.

I was listening to a house party on vinyl earlier, and this guy was there with both his (almost) ex-wife and his girlfriend who is still married to another person... hahaha, oh dear. That would be a recipe for disaster with some people, I'm sure! Apparently, the three of them are all happy together and hang out on weekends - what a "suburban" concept to struggle with!

Talked to Corey for a bit, as usual. Learned that his parents' anniversary (Feb. 10) is the day before his mom's birthday, and they STILL have cheesecake from that occasion!

You Would Win Best Original Screenplay

You are insightful and expressive. You've always been a natural storyteller. You know how to hook an audience, entertain them, and surprise them at the end. Where people see everyday life, you see an engaging plot with interesting characters. You notice details that other people ignore. People you've only met once or twice live inside your head.

What Would You Win an Oscar For?