Two card terms, “full deck” and “full house” come to mind on this week of blogging. As is typical of me, however, I don’t immediately make the association with cards. Instead I think things like, “I want my house to be full of joy,” “I want God’s house to be full of people,” and “I want to make enough sense that people think I have a sensible head on my shoulders, ‘a full deck.’” My take on life is influenced by my priorities of God and family and my struggle to communicate my often jumbled thoughts. What are your priorities and your struggles? How do they influence your perception of things?
Tips/Tidbits: Try one of these card games with friends or family.
Quick -to- play card games: We enjoy these while we’re eating dinner.
Uno (any version). This game was a lifesaver for us during our Hurricane Katrina evacuation to Vicksburg.
Skip-Bo
Monopoly (Yep. Card version. It’s much quicker than the board game.)
Sorry, Yahtzee, and Hit the Deck (all card games) are others we play from time to time.
The following are games we enjoy, but they require a little more time to play.
Pictionary (yes, the card game)
Phase 10
Hand & Foot (Our neighbors, Pete & Carolyn introduced us to this game, and we’ve enjoyed playing it with them on several occasions. This game uses regular playing cards.)
Tips/Tidbits: Try one of these card games with friends or family.
Quick -to- play card games: We enjoy these while we’re eating dinner.
Uno (any version). This game was a lifesaver for us during our Hurricane Katrina evacuation to Vicksburg.
Skip-Bo
Monopoly (Yep. Card version. It’s much quicker than the board game.)
Sorry, Yahtzee, and Hit the Deck (all card games) are others we play from time to time.
The following are games we enjoy, but they require a little more time to play.
Pictionary (yes, the card game)
Phase 10
Hand & Foot (Our neighbors, Pete & Carolyn introduced us to this game, and we’ve enjoyed playing it with them on several occasions. This game uses regular playing cards.)
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