If you’ve been to our site for over a week, you hopefully have stumbled across our regular Sunday “Thrift Treasure” series devoted to showcasing the awesome games we find at thrift stores. Scott has been been dedicated for about three years to sharing these (mostly) awesome discoveries, but we’re not new to this. We’ve ...
For the better part of my middle school years our family lived in West Germany. Dad was stationed in Worms and we lived close by in a little town named Hofheim. Ours was a different experience than most Americans since we didn’t live on base. Dad wasn’t military, but still government-employed. So U.S. taxpayers got to foot the bill for ...
If you ask my daughters what their favorite type of board game is, they’ll tell you anything requiring speed or dexterity. This week we found a game by University Games at a Chicagoland Savers that fit both of these categories – ZOOB. And by the lack of new copies on Amazon, as well as used copies on eBay, we’re not sure how popul ...
It’s a little known fact that my first job upon moving to California was to work for a pharmaceutical company. My job was supporting the engineering department which included Metrology, the team responsible for making sure all the equipment was calibrated correctly. It wasn’t often that I would be required to be in the labs, but when I ...
It may be the middle of June, but I’ve already started planning for high school orientation day. I’ve told my parents I want to spend as much time as possible to walk through the school to learn my schedule, the building and not get lost. This is one way to help me worry about one less thing once the school year begins. I already have s ...
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