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Games Gist: May 2006
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Thoughts and information about games. Saturday, May 20, 2006. Games Played May 20, 2006. One key to happiness GAMES. Another fun family game day. Eventually, I got rolling, collecting a VP card and even the Largest Army. On my last turn, I grabbed the Largest Army points and placed another settlement, which left me in third place, as Katrina won the game. Results: Katrina first; Mason second; me third; Dan fourth; Sue last. First or second all day long); Katrina third; Joel fourth; me fifth; Dan last.
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Word Sketches: January 2009
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Monday, January 05, 2009. New Web Address for Me. My web postings are now displayed at:. Http:/ gmcdnotes.spaces.live.com. Posted by Gerald McD @ 1/05/2009 02:59:00 PM. Links to this post. Colorado, United States. My wife Sue and I are retired and have lived in the same house for over 30 years. Our local family consists of son Mason, daughter Katrina, son-in-law Dan, granddaughter Natalia, and grandson Joel, all living in the same metropolitan area where we live. View my complete profile. The Eyes Have It.
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Games Gist: March 2006
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Thoughts and information about games. Friday, March 31, 2006. Games Played March 25, 2006. One key to happiness GAMES. Another great day of family gaming well, except for one thing: I NOW HAVE THE DUBIOUS HONOR OF OWNING THE LONGEST LOSING STREAK FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, SINCE WE STARTED KEEPING RECORDS OVER FIVE YEARS AGO! Ahhh - - got that out of my system. The good news is that we did play a new game Alhambra. Gerald near Denver, Colorado; March 2006. Posted by Gerald McD @ 3/31/2006 04:30:00 PM. We’ve ...
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Games Gist: April 2006
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Thoughts and information about games. Sunday, April 30, 2006. Favorite Family Games - April 2006. One key to happiness GAMES. Here are the results:. Votes - - - Game. 4 Ticket to Ride. 3 Around the World in 80 Days. 2 Hunters and Gatherers. 2 Settlers of Catan. 1 Circus Flohcati (Flea Circus). 1 Princes of Florence. 1 Through the Desert. The games we enjoy playing, but are not our top favorites are: Africa, Can’t Stop, David and Goliath, Frank’s Zoo, Go Wild! Hacienda was not on the ballot, because we ha...
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Games Gist: February 2006
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Thoughts and information about games. Monday, February 27, 2006. One key to happiness GAMES. For those of you who think the original Carcassonne. I believe Hunters and Gatherers. Could become the Battlefield of the Tribes, by making the same rule change. Also, consider playing Carcassonne (or H&G) in teams, allowing team members to combine their troops in cities, roads, and fields (or forests, rivers, and valleys), to outnumber their opponents. There are some intriguing possibilities here. It was an inte...
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Word Sketches: January 2006
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Sunday, January 22, 2006. I watched the brown muddy water slowly swirling around the bend in the sluggish stream. An old snag log stuck up defiantly, causing eddies to circle it, trapping a dead leaf and a small twig in an unending whirlpool. A weeping willow tree overhung the grassy bank, dipping several long, flexible limbs into the water. The willow leaves appeared to be filtering the flowing water, as though fishing for something to catch. As I pondered this parade of flotsam interacting with the sta...
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Word Sketches: September 2006
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Sunday, September 17, 2006. Some of the best drives are on mountain roads in the Colorado Rockies. The most interesting of these are the backcountry dirt-and-gravel byways that bob and weave through a beautiful variety of scenes. The road often narrows to hardly more than a lane in width, but two vehicles can usually meet safely, with care. The maintenance crew has graded small pull-offs whenever possible, each just large enough for one vehicle to stop out of traffic’s way. Gerald McDaniel, September 2006.
