What I'm Reading This Week #15
We made it to the weekend! Can I get a hell yeah, Stone Cold Steve Austin style? source We're fast approaching mid month and for those who celebrate Easter, make sure you've got your game plan together and are shopping the sales! We lucked out with some Honeybaked Ham rewards somehow and I placed my order months ago and we'll have that for $9. I always pick up stuff on sale as the year goes on so I don't need a bunch of ingredients at once. We saw Stowe got another dump of snow just as we were lamenting it fading away two days earlier. I know. Don't nobody here wanna see dat but it still warms the cockles of our otherwise charcoal hearts. It makes me want to watch our little slideshow from Christmas again. We tried our little outdoor table and I'll be damned if that project also didn't crap the bed in fantastical fashion. It's almost like I can hear the deities giggle and go "watch this." It wasn't unfixable but eno...
When I was a kid my family would play Risk but I was too young to understand it so they said I could play the dolphin. The dolphin was just a dolphin in the ocean off one of the continents that they were basically warring over in that game, so I later understood how I was basically fooled into thinking I was playing a game when I was most definitely not. Then when I got older they never played Risk again. Instead we played Life and Monopoly. To this day I have never played a game of Risk. Not sure if that is a good or bad thing honestly.
ReplyDeleteMy Dads Bday same day same year!
ReplyDeleteWe play yahtzee,sequence,scrabble, rummikub, and new one Telestrations after dark. Love board games and puzzles!
The only two I remember playing were Connect Four (with the old school slide bar), Battleship, and Checkers. No board games. I only played a few as an adult, so I was always more of an observer watching how the games were played.
ReplyDeleteI really like board games but most of them you really need more than 2 people for. I like Rumikub (someone else mentioned that one) but I don't know how well it works for 2. I loved Gin Rummy as a kid, Farkle is fun, and Cribbage is an all time favorite of mine but no one else I know ever wants to play.
ReplyDeleteAzul Board Game Is very good with small # of people.
ReplyDelete(We play Racko also. I have always liked it.)
My husband loves chess.
We play a lot of card games.
I have a good size game collection now for 12+ players (holidays). So we are either playing with 2-3 or 12+ which are both hard to find.
My boyfriend and I play a lot of cribbage and backgammon together. With his 10 year old son we'll also play Monopoly, Snakes and Ladders, or Chinese Checkers. If we have more people around we'll play Uno, Imagine If, Trivial Pursuit (original version and teams). We have a cabinet full of board games.
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