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Ah, the familiar cry: "Mom! I'm bored!" Yet somehow, suggestions of cleaning a bedroom or folding laundry fall on deaf ears, and the whining takes on a fevered pitch. Next time your child has "nothing to do," try one of these games -- all of which are actually…
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<p>Here's the perfect gift for everyone who was distraught when Facebook <a rel="nofollow" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrabulous">removed Scrabulous</a> earlier this year: a handmade <a rel="nofollow"... Read More »
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<h4><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/archive/2008/12/08/nintendo-scrabble-game-drops-the-f-bomb.aspx">Posted by Jeanne Sager</a><br></h4> <a rel="nofollow"... Read More »
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These Scrabble-inspired
pillows by Stephen
Reed could add some fun to any room.
(And party, don't you think?) In this photo, they're used as decor
in an employee break room. The...
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We're leaving for our family
vacation in three months...and I'm already working on Operation
Keep My Kids Occupied on a Plane for Six Hours. First on my
list is finding games that are small, easy to pack and simple to
play in the air. I'm a big fan of
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Knowing my ongoing obsession with Scrabble (and no, I do not mean Scrabulous, which is completely different and inferior!), a sweet friend sent me the link to Los Angeles designer/artist Clare Graham's amazing Scrabble tile- and board-based constructions. (Graham also dabbles in collecting and stacking up and gluing together buttons, bottle caps, yardsticks, and paint-by-numbers art, which I happen to love and a lot of you happen to hate.) If you have a few minutes you were planning on procrastinating through anyway, spend them clicking through Graham's site—it's like a museum of childhood detritus-turned-sculpture, and some of the pieces will really surprise you if you let them. Read More »
Photo Credit: claregraham.com
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