38. Q-U-A-R-A-N-T-I-N-E, Scrabble strategy & history, & Making The Case for Blooming Late
04/13/20 • 20 min
It’s National Scrabble Day! Today I share why I love this game so much, how I got really good at it and why the history of Scrabble makes me love it even more. Plus stayed tuned for a big pep talk for anyone who feels like it’s too late.
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It’s National Scrabble Day! Today I share why I love this game so much, how I got really good at it and why the history of Scrabble makes me love it even more. Plus stayed tuned for a big pep talk for anyone who feels like it’s too late.
Today’s episode is brought to you by Skylight, a WiFi-enabled, touchscreen digital frame that lets you send pictures to your loved ones through a unique email address. For $10 off a Skylight Frame, got to Skylightframe.com/BTW and use code BTW.
Find the full show notes at TodayByTheWay.com/episodes and connect with me on Instagram at @indianaadams.
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