Sian Welby

Like when they said to me afterwards, it would have been easier.

You could have just like looked at the board.

But I still don't understand why.

Because say I put down a P. Yeah.

Right, so I look at the board, but where have all the vowel sounds, where have all the vowels gone?

Because what if I've already discarded E, O and U?

Like, do I then have to make a word with only the vowel sounds?

What if I've got no vowel sounds left?

See, look, I still don't even understand that.

And I think I just went, like with quite a lot of them, on my instincts.

Because I got to about eight steps, didn't I?

So I must have used, I must have used, I must have used some vowels.

So, how?

Because that wasn't even thinking in my head.

I just thought, right, and I didn't even think of going with a theme.

Naturally, right, the theme of animals just came to me.

I remember saying buzzard, which is a word I don't think I've ever used in conversation ever, right?

But it just seemed to be, right, animals.

And then it was like, okay, because when someone says to you, you have to say a word, for some bizarre reason, it's hard to then say a word.

I don't know, naturally, it was just like... I remember saying hamster at one point and it just seemed to be like those words.