Anyway, here you can see our scores from the three games. (This was candlepin, which may or may not account for our insanely low scores.) I almost won the third game. What was interesting was that I was routinely getting to throw a fourth ball, but it didn't seem to help my scores that much. For some reason it wasn't registering a number of the balls, generally if you bowled them too close together or perhaps too lightly? Anyway, I gladly took my "bonus" balls since my scores were so pitifull. I think next time we're going to play big-ball to see if we can get better scores.



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My kids still remember the time we played candlepin, they were like four, and ask whenever we're in a new state if that was the state that had the candlepin. It's hard bowling candlepin but alot of fun!
~Christine
I love bowling candlepin. I know the bigger the balls, the better the bowler, but I suck with the big balls. They do havoc on my shoulder.
The important thing is that you had fun.
How was the busy weekend?
"Big-ball" is called tenpin.
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