“You can while away the hours conferrin’ with the flowers, consultin’ with the rain.”
So sang our old friend Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz.
Of course, he didn’t have a brain.
When I run out of constructive things to do online, I while away the hours playing a game called Bookworm.
What a perfect segue from my last post!
Try it. You might like it. But I warn you:
It’s addicting.
It’s frustrating.
It’s downright infuriating.
It’s all of the above.
It can even be fun, especially when you find you have reached Grand Archivist level and are no longer a lowly Encyclopedia Salesman.
Mrs. RWP, on the other hand, goes for Spider Solitaire and Mahjongg.
Offline, we like Mexican Train Dominoes and Skip-Bo and Phase 10.
What games do you like to play, and why do you like them?
I remind you again that this is a family-friendly blog, so keep your answers G-rated.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
<b>Some of my earliest memories include...</b>
Seeing my mother wash the outside of the windows in our third-floor apartment at 61 Larch St. in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, by sittin...
"While away the hours"? I thought you were about to launch into another song, specifically "The Games People Play."
ReplyDelete"And they wile away the hours
In their ivory towers
Till they're covered up with flowers
In the back of a black limousine"
Bookworm: Oh no, it's fantastic! Now I have another addiction!
ReplyDeleteBefore visiting your link, I loved Bejewelled (3) at the moment. Made, coincidentally, by the same people.
We're an old fashioned board game family, Bob. Nothing nicer than a child's screech of triumphant laughter as they realise that they've taken the spot on the Scrabble board that you were aiming for, swiped your draughts men off the board or gained a large pile of property at Monopoly. xx
ReplyDeleteBalderdash!
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteI'm a FreeCell fan. Always have one last game befor putting myself and the computer to bed each night.
ReplyDeleteCheers
All, it's interesting to learn how different people while away the hours.
ReplyDelete