How nice it would be if there was a organized group doing the things you like to do, but groups can get organized, too. Maybe a simple notice posted (library, coffee shop, diner, grocery store) would attract fellow Scrabble and card playing fans to meet at your local library, school or at a community center? You never know what fun you might discover. My Mom was an actress and theater director and started a community theater in the 1950s, meeting first in a local grade school. It's still going strong. It has had its own theater building since the early 1960s. Are you close to any community theater?

Appropriate maiden name for you.

The hawk family sounds right to me. Perhaps an eagle,
because they get to go so high. And are so beautiful.
Actually I think osprey is in that family.

I'd like to be a duck, probably a mallard.

I feed the wild birds everyday.They get wheat bread and whatever else we have.They also have a big dish of fresh water daily.The birds will actually come within inches of me.I find this to be the most peaceful part of my day.Laurie

If you wuz a bird, what kind would you be? This morning an osprey
perched above me on the pier while I was stretching. I looked up
and said, you poop on me, you're dead meat. However we both
know that was an idle threat as I couldn't grab him anyway.

There are places that you can go to play games, at least there are around me. One of my favorite things to do on a saturday night when I am not in the show is to go to a place called armada games and a bunch of us sit around and play board games for hours. My son even likes to go and sit with the other kids whos parents brought them along. I wish more cities had places like this

How fitting your name is. Nothing wrong with being interested in the earth's needs

The coastline near my home has been an important invasion route for thousands of years. Each passing army executed the local rebel leaders and dug fortifications. Nobody thought to restore the land.
All of civilization is kind of like that.
Lemons, figs, dates and pomegranates grow in my garden. They sustain me.