Soda jargon bylaws / Dancing and oil / Beatles records and charts

High-scoring words of the night:

SOJA (137 points) - against Vicki H. [5W used twice, hook off THAW for a plural, hook off PEWS to make SO] {a good deficit-erasing word!}
BYELAW (135 points) - against Douglas N. [5W, 3L on Y]
JARGONS (131 points) - against Lynn K. [5W, hook off OOZE for a plural]
WIZES (105 points) - against Ying-Ju L. [5W, hook off END for a plural]
BAPTISE (130 points) - against Maylinn M. [5W, 3L on B]
COUPLE (120 points) - against Jenny S. [5W]
HORA (260 points) - against Melissa M. [5W, 4W, 2L on H]


Teunis and I discussed his moving in with Rhiannon in Surrey (near Kwantlen - walking distance and no gas money!) in August. He knows he can stay here till that happens, so he doesn't need to worry about that on top of budget concerns and everything else! Apparently, he has dance class in New Westminster tomorrow! He also called his mom to let her know about things, heh.

Discussed trouble, rent, my NOT being eager to have him out of here when I asked if he were moving in with Rhiannon tomorrow (I was really just surprised!), turning down the heat from the heater, and certain realizations. Also talked about friendship and complications, exes, privacy, appreciation, visas / sponsorship, crossing the border, recipe books, sausages, moths, oil needing to be used soon, baking sheets, flavor, and more. Corey said that he had dumplings and eggdrop soup for lunch - NICE!


Trivia fact for Thursday, July 15: How many songs did the Beatles have on Billboard's list of the five top pop singles in April 1964? All five - a feat that's not expected to be broken, according to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The records (one through five) were Can't Buy Me Love, Twist and Shout, She Loves You, I Want To Hold Your Hand, and Please Please Me.