Brett worked BINGO for the Knight's this evening and Cal decided to go to Meghan's to watch movies. Thus, the four of us were left at home. We had already spent the day putting away the Christmas and picking up the house. No one was interested in cleaning anymore. We went shopping and to dinner on Thursday night, so that was out. Therefore, we decided to have a family, fun game night and invite my parents to join in the festivities.
Uno was the first game chosen. Grandma and Meg were the big winners in that game. We then introduced Grandma and Grandpa to Five Second Rule. Grandpa was sure that we were going to throw food on the floor and give him five seconds to eat it. That was a good idea, but we actually played the board game and enjoyed listening to everyone try to beat the clock with fun categories like "Name 3 Hair Bands of the 1980s" in five seconds. This lead to discussion on one of the games Meg received several years ago called "Don't Say It." We split in to teams of boys vs. girls. One person tried to get the rest of the team to guess the word on the card without saying the four forbidden cards. It was a lot of fun with the games ending in a tie.
Doug's favorite card game of all time is Hearts and my Dad is always willing to play that. Thus, Cam, Grandpa, Doug and I started a game. Cameron needed to take a break for awhile so Grandma stepped in just in time for Doug to run it on the last hand and beat us all. All of the games were a lot of fun, but the last game was probably the best of the evening. Most families call this particular card game "Pass the Ace", but our family has always called it "Up Your Yinnie." Not sure what a Yinnie is, but it is a lot of fun. For this game we pulled out the big bucks and Meg was top winner with $4.25 and Cameron second with $1.50.
Glad that we decided to stay in tonight. Everyone had a great time. Nothing is more fun than ganging up on my dad or Doug in a friendly game of cards or flipping over a King and saying, "Up Your Yinnie."
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