As you may or may not have seen from the banner ads on the site (depending on whether you read via RSS or not), ScienceBlogs is running a Reader Survey at the moment. Here's your chance to tell the Corporate Masters that they really need to sign up some more physics blogs.
Or, you know, whatever else you think about the site. It shouldn't take long, and they're giving away Apple stuff, so if you're bored and missing Scrabulous, take a few minutes to fill out the survey.
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Try Wordscraper. It's by the same people who brought us Scrabulous, but you can create your own boards (where the 2L, 3L, 2W, 3W, 4W tiles go ...) or have random ones. It's awesome :)
I have a couple of Wordscraper games going on Facebook at the moment. The random re-arrangements of multiplier tiles changes the strategy a surprising amount.
At this point, I'm actively seeking distraction from waiting for FutureBaby, so more games are definitely welcome.