Daniel Fordham, Speller 496, a Virginia eighth grader, was pleased with the sentence he got for his word, "luncheon:"
"The Dinner Haters' Club and Breakfast Skippers' Association weren't sure how they could honor both groups' members at once, until someone had the genius idea for a luncheon."
"That's a good one," he said.
"Be here tomorrow, too," Dr. Bailly replied.
Maybe Daniel will, too? He spelled correctly.
