Hope I can still play scrabble a couple of years from now. This is one amazing lady.

I like to play Literati on Yahoo, which is very similar to scrabble. I like to use the challenge mode, where any word is allowed and its up to your opponent to challenge if they don't think it's a word. If they're right, your word disappears and your turn is over. If they're wrong, you get another turn. I win a lot of games because of all of the weird plant words I know. LOL!

For selling--Figure your cost to make 1 and double it for a start. Then go looking in gift stores that sell such things--what are they selling for and adjust your price. Don't try to make a killing or they won't sell. People mostly go to craft sales for something unique and different, but they won't spend if they think it's too much--better to sell 2 than one that's too much and no more, but you want to make a profit too. Set up your booth so it's attractive. If after the first hour they are not selling put them on sale with a sale sign, but remember your profit margin. Another option since your objects are small, share the cost of the booth with someone.

We have out own special rules we call the "Oshkosh" rules. Grandma got a new Scrabble set years ago and a few pieces were missing. The company sent an entire new packet of letters, so several vowels and valuable consonants were added to the game. I've done the same thing by buying and old Scrabble game at a yard sales and adding many of the tiles to our old board. Grandma also came up with the special rule that once a blank has been played, anyone can exchange it at any time for the letter that it was supposed to be when it was played. The additional tiles and usable blanks make the game last longer and it becomes a lot more challenging to fill the board. What a great game!