SHARON’S WORD PUZZLE – SHARON ON THE NEWS™

4-30-2023 Sharon’s Word Puzzle

The dime means you can include the additional letters D-I-M-E. It also means you can include the year 2000 D. Remember now, these are tiles drawn by my own hand from a can. How many words can I make? Then can I use all the tiles in a crossword formation? It’s meant for me, butContinueContinue reading “4-30-2023 Sharon’s Word Puzzle”

Sharon’s Tiles for 3-26-2023

Lots to work with here – for me anyway. Make your own; these are for me. When I grab a few I do it all at once, instead of picking one out at a time. Also, after I return them to the can, I shake it well at that time and do not shake themContinueContinue reading “Sharon’s Tiles for 3-26-2023”

Sharon’s Pandemic Puzzles

About 200 tiles, late on sleepless pandemic nights, would put me to sleep. Meaningless yet relevant none-the-less. It works better than a pill. The hard seltzer is optional – not required. Happy dreams.

Sharon’s Letter Grab 3-18-2023

Of late I’ver been grabbing a few tiles, laying them out and not making a crossword out of them, but leaving them as is to find as many words or acronyms that are there or relevant. Crosswords are more restricting. Of course if I’m doing 200 tiles, then crossword or some rendition of it isContinueContinue reading “Sharon’s Letter Grab 3-18-2023”

3-17-2023 Random Letter Draw On St. Patrick’s Day

Make your own scrabble tiles. Put them in a can. Draw a few at a time, make words and/or messages self-designed for you – nothing negative allowed. Or, use them all to form a crossword-type puzzle. I have about 200 letters that I tweaked over time, so that when I wanted to use the wholeContinueContinue reading “3-17-2023 Random Letter Draw On St. Patrick’s Day”

Sharon’s Solitary Jumble Scrabble

I do this often; I have an entire set of letters – 200. Sometimes before I go to bed I’ll do the whole tin. It clears my mind after 12 hours or more computer work. GO, GOD, COD, SOD, CODE, GOES, DOG, DOES, DOE, CEO, EGO, EGOS, DC, DEC., DOC, SO, etc. When I hadContinueContinue reading “Sharon’s Solitary Jumble Scrabble”