After the act, our good buddy TK asked: Are you going to take a picture of this and share it on Facebook? Â Staring at the yellow powder, my immediate response was: No way!
My Sunday was not meant to be like this. Â I was halfway through collating my travel journal and was about to pen down the captions for the shortlisted photos. Â Then something happened. Â Something so messed up that none of our parents knew exactly what to do. Â Something so messed up that I am not going to write about that here. Â I shared this domestic crisis with our good buddy TK on a Sunday evening over Google Talk. Â Not only did he manage to procure a heap of yellow sulfur, he drove all the way from the east to deliver it to our home. Â Gosh! When I heard that he had not had dinner, I said, “Please stay. Â Cynthia is going to cook us some of her legendary bee hoon.”
Besides, I have been itching to try out my newly imported Super Scrabble from US. Â Super Scrabble is a super-sized Scrabble. Â There are 200 letters. Â The board is bigger. Â The reward is more (up to x4 letter and word score). Â And the game was painfully long (click onto the picture above to zoom in). Â The three of us started the game while Cynthia multi-tasked between preparing for our late dinner and forming words when her turn came. Â We watched “How I Met Your Mother” on TV when we were having our dinner. Â We resumed the game after our meal and 2012 was playing on TV. Â We were still struggling with the game when Underworld was playing on TV. Â By the time we were done, we felt this big relief. Â A huge big relief. Â Yes we did it, with a combined score of 1,111 after a grueling 82 turns (27 rounds). Â Super Scrabble is not for the faint-hearted. Â If you are a big fan of Scrabble, you would love Super Scrabble. Â Best played in a very comfortable setting (read: not on the floor).
I hope we can put behind our domestic crisis. Â At some point, I could picture the three of us staring in “Bones” or “CSI”. Â Lesson learned. Â Time to move on.

