Jayel

Learning

  Young Jayel Taylor is only 2^1/2 years old. His father wanted to teach him how to play chess. So, one day Jayel’s father pulled out a chessboard and the chess pieces. He decided it was time for his to learn to play chess. So as he taught Jayel just listened and followed along. It wasn’t before long when Jayel became understanding of the pieces, the way they move, and where they belong on the chessboard. Then came the way you win. He had no problems understanding that, in other words the objective. He learned all about the special moves and the best openings and not before long Jayel had a grip of the game. 

Chess Club Away!

Little Jayel finally knows how to play chess. What’s his next step? His next step was a chess club. While there, Jayel acquired some true knowledge. Although his club only met on Saturdays, he gave it his all every day. Sometimes they would teach new techniques, while other times we play against one another. One of my favorite days was when we all faced a grandmaster. It was only one and he played all of us. We were all amazed by his skill level. I also remember the day we received a chess set.  

Chess Tournaments Already

Jayel’s now made through a few months in a chess club. His next step was chess tournaments. During his years of chess, he participated in 4 chess tournaments. In his 2 Latin School tournaments, his team placed 1^st and 2^nd places. In his Joliet Open, he won 2 to 3 games and received $75 from his father. In the Oak Brook tournament, he won only 1 game out of about 6. In all, Jayel was great. But everybody in the second Latin tournament knew him because of his big Cubs hat.  

Who Is He and How Is He Doing

Everybody knows about Jayel but who is he? The answer is the author. This story is an autobiography. I am doing absolutely fine. I still play some chess but not as much any more. Now, I’m into electronics. I also play cards games such as Gin Rummy, Spades, and Poker. I also own a website. That is jayeltaylor.com. I have a little brother named Freddie (A.K.A. Duty). That is the story of the little kid with the big hat who loved to play chess.

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Do you ever get the feeling that your opponent knows every little thing about the game? I have an opponent who feels like I’m a know it all in the game of Mario Super Sluggers. There are 7 recipes oringinated from the game (you need every character for this). These are the recipes:

Mario Fireballs- Mario (Captain), Luigi (Co-Captain), Nokis, Piantas, Baby Mario, and Baby Luigi

Peach Monarchs- Peach (Captain), Daisy (Co-Captain), Toads, Toadette, Toadsworth, Baby Peach, and Baby Daisy

Yoshi Eggs- Yoshi (Captain), Birdo (Co-Captain), Shy Guys, the other colored Yoshi (excluding green), and Wiggler

DK Wilds-  DK (Captain), Diddy Kong (Co-Captain), Dixie Kong, Tiny Kong, Funky Kong, Baby DK, The Kritters, and King K. Rool

Wario Muscles- Wario (Captain), Waluigi (Co-Captain), Boo, King Boo, Koopas, Paratroopas, Goomba,  and Paragoomba

Bowser Monsters- Bowser (Captain), Bowser Jr. (Co-Captain), The Bros, Magikoopas, and The Dry Bones

Bowser Jr. Rookies- Bowser Jr. (Captain), The Bros, Magikoopas, and The Dry Bones

That’s 7 recipes! But I wonder, what does the plus 1 mean? It means…….. There’s 1 more secret recipe left let alone the most powerful one!

WARNING! This recipe can only be used when the opposing player doesn’t choose Mario, Luigi, Peach, or Yoshi as Captain!

The Ultimate Recipe- Mario (Captain), Luigi (Co-Captain), Peach (Co-Captain), Yoshi (Co-Captain), 1 Toad, Baby Luigi, Baby Mario, Baby Peach, and Baby Daisy

Now you have it folks! Those are 8 recipes of the game. F.Y.I. I made up the ultimate recipe myself and it works every single time I use it.

Winning is awesome! It get better when you win by a big margin. But it gets better when you beat a bragger. And gets better when its a relative that’s older (such as my father). But when its all put together, you’ve got what I call “A BIG WIN”! In Mario Super Sluggers, I demolished my dad 12-2 in the 4th inning! It was a 9 inning game with a mercy rule on. The Mercy Rule is: A 10-pt lead at the end of the bottom inning other than the last automatically ends the game. I was the Peach Monarchs. My dad had the DK Wilds.

At the beginning, I was batting first. I quickly hit a HR with Daisy. My dad was frustrated. At the bottom of the 1st, my dad had a 1-2-3 type of inning. I then hit 1HR (Red Toad) and 2 RBI’s in 2nd inning. Once again my dad struggled to score. I followed my 2nd inning and got 2 RBI’s. My dad hit a HR with Bowser. That’s the end of the 3rd inning.  In the 4th, I hit 3 HR’s (Green, Red, and Purple Toads) and 1 RBI. In the bottom of the 4th, my dad hits a HR with Petey Piranha. I scored in this order: 1-3-2-6 for a total of 12. My dad scored in this order: 0-0-1-1 for a total of 2. 12-2 equals 10 which means, Mercy Rule win.

At the end, I always check who the MVP(s) (Green Toad)are and see how they earned the award, then check the other teams to see if they have a player better than mine, but half the time ( maybe more) they don’t have it.

Now that, my friends is what I call a “BIG WIN”!

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