Joyous jumbo friezes and the WALL STREET JOURNAL

High-scoring words of the night:

JUMBO (100 points) - against Susan A. [5W]
FRIEZE (132 points) - against Sylvia C. [4W, 2L on Z]
JOYOUS (336 points) - against Carla P. [two 4W]
BOW (125 points) - against Laurie C. [4W, 5L on B, hook on WOKE to make BE]


Leslie just got their Dungeons And Dragons Name from the Dungeons And Dragons Name Generator. My Dungeons And Dragons Name is Lucy Shadow. (rogue)

Called Auntie Ying, who was concerned that I hadn't shown up on Sunday! (Ashley had cried because her brother Jonathan wasn't there, and of course Jesse had cried again also... the kids had also "bowled" with the toys) Said that Rachel's grandma is stressed out since her husband is in the hospital - she herself didn't know till Linda (the twins' mom) said something to Uncle Peter. I told her that Eric had told me in the morning that we'd go early - we were at the wedding the day before, anyhow. She was out all day, spending time with her relatives... also went to Melia's house to watch people like Jeremy (Melia's cousin) play games.

Trivia fact for Friday, June 11: What was the original name of the Dow Jones & Company publication that became the The Wall Street Journal? The Customer's Afternoon Letter. It was first published in 1883, a year after Dow Jones & Company was founded. It was renamed The Wall Street Journal in 1859.