When I enjoy something, I tend to get obsessive about it. If it’s a board game, I’ll want to play it over and over. A television show becomes the one I suggest every time we sit down on the couch. Video game? I’ll offer to load No Man’s Sky into the XBox for Madison or Scott. When we used to collect baseball cards, I would s ...
Once again, a board game has taught me that you’re never too old to learn something. As I’ve said like one thousand times here, history was never my thing in school. I hated all the reading. I struggled with the memorization. I simply didn’t enjoy it. If the class didn’t revolve around math in some way, I probably wasn’ ...
This week marks a milestone in our quarantined life. We were able to go out to our local Goodwill and actually found a game for sale we didn’t already own! It’s been at least two months of our thrift stores being closed and I honestly thought they would have piles of things to set out. That wasn’t the case – closed also mean ...
I really need to be more attentive at making sure my kids are ready to enter the real world. I’ve given advice on how to drive, made a point of teaching teens how to tip and helped prepare for a college fair. We have been pretty good about doing things together which is perfect for family bonding. In addition to playing games, we share i ...
Just yesterday I was commenting about how some games remind us of others. Comparisons are natural and many times the game that was inspired by something previous ends up being the better of the two. Passtally reminded us a lot of Tsuro just because of its use of tiles and pathways. As it turned out, the games were nothing alike. Passtally upgraded ...
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