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Bunco – One of My Favorite Family-Friendly, Grab’n'Go Games

Thursday, January 14, 2010

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This past New Year’s Eve I was hit with a party dilemma.  We were hosting a big family party at our house and I needed a game that could be played by everyone – adults and kids.  There are lots of games on the market that can be ‘played by all ages’ but I wanted [...]

Get the Conversation Going with ChatterBox – Women’s Edition

Sunday, November 8, 2009

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Last year, when I was planning a big girls weekend with a bunch of friends, I started looking online for fun conversation games.  Some of the attendees were close friends and some were brand new to the group so I wanted to find a game that would help everyone get acquainted.  I spent $50 on [...]

Great Card Games for Kids

Friday, July 25, 2008

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There’s nothing quite like sitting down at the kitchen table to play a great card game as a family.  If your family loves the classics like UNO, Old Maid and Go Fish, you might want to give a few of these newer games a try.  Generally you can find them at Target and Wal Mart for between $5 and [...]

Two Fun Family Games

Sunday, July 20, 2008

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Hey there, everyone.  Remember me?  Sorry it’s been such a long break between posts.  The last few weeks have been a little crazy here.  In addition to being a bit sleep deprived (thanks to my chubby little 3-month old), I’ve also moved to a new house and embarked on a cross-country road trip with my family since my last post.  [...]

Easy 5-Minute Play Fort

Monday, July 16, 2007

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Nothing can push your mothering creativity like the long days of summer. When I hear my son start quoting air freshener commercials I know it’s time to shut off the TV and force a little good-ol-fashioned fort making. I wasn’t up for destroying the living room, so we used a corner of a bedroom instead. [...]

The Blanket Game

Saturday, August 5, 2006

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This classic, no set-up, game is a big hit with all age groups.  I’ve used it for everything from family home evenings to combined mutual activities.  It’s a classic. Set Up: Divide your group into two teams of any size (recommended minimum is 4 per team).   Gather 5-10 blankets, sheets, or sleeping bags.  You’ll need one neutral person to [...]

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