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Sunday, March 19, 2006

AARON'S COMMUNITY IDEAS

BY AARON DAVIS -- posted by Israel
Ideas for Community

Kidz night

Show a movie,
Play kidz games,
bonfire,
finger painting/ crafts
creative snacks

Adults

Go see a movie
Rent a movie
Go see a concert/show
Go out to a coffee house
Game night
kidnapping a friend that needs to get out of the house
Cook a meal together
Cook wings and have a contest
Cook desserts together
Service Project
Meet up with other friends
Call one person and ask them what they want to do
Camping
Camping on Beach
Hiking Expedition
Clean somebodys car for them
Adventure/ scavenger hunt with prize
House Church night for Mars Hill
Trip to Richmond
Make superhero outfits and go around town interviewing people on camera,
You could give them a gift and then interview them
Hand out flowers
Sumo wrestler tournament with pillows in stomach
Thumb war tournament
Rock paper scissors tournament
A Dance Night

A mixture of many of these things.

Bottom line is that you cannot do the same thing and expect lots of people to come.

BY AARON DAVIS -- posted by Israel Kloss

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

For the adventurous...

Tina and I will bring several options:

- "Dread Pirate" (aka, naturally, "Dread Pirate Roberts"): a strategy game that's not too complicated and has great production values. You may not take home the dubloons.

- "Ars Mysteriorum" (aka, naturally, "Arse Mysteriorum"): an alchemist's apprentice competition in the form of a board game. It's strategic and a bit more complicated (on a level with Settlers). We know the designer and playtested it before publication. It's a lot of fun if you have a little patience and spare brain cells.

- "Zobmondo" (aka, naturally, "Zobmondo"): that crazy "would you rather" game. Would you rather have to eat some gum found under a seat on the Metro, or lick a band-aid found in the shower at the gym? Categories include "pain and discomfort", "food", "embarassment", and "ethics". What fun!

- "Once Upon a Time" (aka "that fairy tale game"): make up a fairy tale that uses, as story elements, the cards you have in your hand. A few of us played this last time.

- King of the Elves: a card game. Become King of the Elves by successfully extorting the most tribute from your subjects as you tour the kingdom. Apparently these are Republican elves.

- Citadels: a fast-moving card game of shifting identities. Good for a semi-large group.

- Cranium: an eclectic party game. Word puzzles, trivia, charades, drawing, sculpting, name that tune, etc.

I could go on. We have lots of games. But that'll do for starters. Not that we have anything against Texas Hold 'Em and Settlers. But our options are manifold, chilluns!

Peace,
Mike

Monday, January 30, 2006

your game list

Here are links to 2 popular games on our game nights:

Settlers of Catan.

Texas Hold Em


What games do you prefer to those? Should we diversify? Please add your ideas!