Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Wednesday Morning BEFORE Science Central






Spring Break

Sandwich stop on the way to Grandpa & Grandma's...
 Game time!  Enjoying one of Grandma's 10 cent thrift store finds!
And after games?
Mrs. Piggle Wiggle, of course!
These stories by Betty MacDonald are favorites for kids AND grandmas, too.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Last Day of July 2012

No particular order to the pictures.....but today included a LOT of table game playing,
golfing at Pond-A-River, a tour of Sechler Pickle Factory, Hicksville Park (where we played frisbee golf), more games, and finally evening watching Olympics.  Tired Grandpa & Grandma!
We crammed a lot of living and loving into 36 hours...
and these pictures don't begin to show all the table games we played....
Sorry (card version), Racko, Staying Alive, Compatibility, Set, Blink, the Penyy/Dice game, Bingo, Addition Bingo, Sevens, Corn Hole, Score Four, Quibbler, Peggity, Yahtzee and Pig...

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Holiday at Heritage Inn (Archbold, OH)


And more to come!
Last night was Quiddler - the game.  Great fun!

Monday, November 30, 2009

Reflections of our 2009 Thanksgiving Gathering


While the Thanksgiving table was being cleared, two men had a serious conversation.

We moved to the living room to play "Four on a Couch".  (The fourth person sat on a chair beside the couch.)  But here, father and his two daughters sat side by side.  The women won both games, by the way.

T. found a great friend.  This was taken either during the "couch" game or while we played Thanksgiving Alphabet...

Great Grandpa took time to communicate one-on-one with most of us.  He's a great encourager.

We celebrated his 83rd birthday a day early.

Many others were here, but the photographer sadly found herself distracted and separated from her camera. Thus no picture of the turkey and ham platters and an absence of pictures of the entire group.  An incredibly delicious meal complete with multiple desserts exceeded our appetites.  Games were played; conversations abounded.  We missed those who were unable to be here, but recognize the realities of distance and juggling multiple family commitments.  We thank God for our family and blessing us with each other.