My Favorite Game on Campus

Music alone do not give melody to my ear nor do symphony soothe my soul and mind like the shuffling of a tile bag. Like a skilled organist, my fingers get excited when I perform the pleasurable task of caressing my instrument. One is required to shake its bottom part rhythmically like the rattle used in tribal music to produce a rattling sound. If you are very much acquitted to this type of music, you will remember that this is the sound that ushers in the dancers in accompaniment of the big drum, Ekene.

Oh sorry, reader. I get lost in reverie whenever I think of something I love doing. The above information is valid anyway. Now let me tell you how I got to discover it.

That morning at Onyema Ugochukwu hall, no one understood why I began to smile widely when the vice-chancellor while addressing the freshmen at the orientation exercise mentioned that there were lots of sports students could participate in here on campus. I would have leapt for joy, but in my country, no one will run a medical test on you to determine whether or not you needed psychiatric attention right away because that is enough proof. So I had to continue smiling sheepishly until the exercise came to a close.

Then I walked up to a student who looked like a senior colleague and requested if she could help me identify who was in charge of the Scrabble club here on campus. As God would have it (I'm a believer of the supreme power of God), she told me that she had a friend who was into the sport too and will introduce me to her immediately. Rita, her friend, introduced me to the campus' coach, Ryan. I was told when they usually meet and where. Since then, I have been playing the Scrabble board game at my leisure with other students who are passionate about it.

Some games I have played with fellow students on campus

About the Game
The Scrabble game is a board game that is played by 2-4 players between the ages of 8 to infinity. It involves creating meaningful or acceptable words with the letters of the English alphabet which are inscribed on 100 tiles. These tiles are selected from a tile bag then place on the tile rack. Each player takes a turn in connecting words in horizontal, vertical or parallel patterns. They are only entitled to have 7 tiles on their rack before each turn. The game ends when each player losses a turn twice or when a player plays every letter on their rack. The winner is the one with the highest point.

Practising frequently has helped me learn more new words and techniques and I will advise students especially newbies to take part in other extra curriculum activities. I will like to learn one more sport or game before leaving school.

PS: I made a post on how to play this game some time ago here

Transfer history from 9-11-2021 to 9-12-2021

NORMAL TRANSFER	TRANSFER TO VESTING	PAYOUT	ACHIEVEMENT ONE POST
2.462 SBD	47.197 steems	10% to @campusconnectng	LINK