Welcome to Sonali and Ber. Trying to live with this addiction and trying to finish moving is nearly impossible!!! One of these days I'll be back to really compete for top spot in moves again -- maybe. Actually, I enjoy all of the friendly people and their comments as much as getting a fairly decent score on moves. I'm getting too old to worry about "competition," with the likes of all the "masters." Gosh, it wasn't so long ago that I considered myself one of them. Now it's a rare day -- like yesterday -- when I can be right at the top on moves with the rest of you. It was fun while it lasted. donnamusica, thanks for noticing me playing yesterday and asking about me. I absolutely LOVE my new home, but I still have a lot of stuff to move, recycle, donate, and trash at my old house, so I'm in between both places, and waiting for my son(s) to finish painting and helping with other things I just can't do any more. I had been continually nauseous and had a weird moving headache for over 2 weeks, not bad, just annoying. Had lost 15 lb. and thought it was from all the extra activity with moving. Took time out to go to the dr., thank God, and found out I'm diabetic! So now I had to slow down a little and try to get my blood sugar down and get more recent knowledge about "how to get a handle on it." Am taking some classes starting next week. I had a lot of risk factors, so it was only a matter of time, but it was still a surprise. My dad and his mother had it. (My dad lived to 91!) I'm overweight. Two out of four of my children were over 9 lbs. (10 lb. 14 oz. -- the guy who is now 6' 5" -- and 9 lb. 12 oz. -- she's only 5' 9"). On Monday it will be 10 years since my husband passed away from complications from the same disease. So my children have a double whammy of risk factors. It will be a challenge to face, but I know I can do it with the greater knowledge there is now about how to handle it than there was when my husband got it. Well, I've got to get busy and play today's game before I either get back to sorting thru stuff or going to sleep and starting again in the a.m. God bless all of you, my friends.