Comment from: Jam [Visitor]
Jam

It’s spelled “Jennie” !

I wish I coulda been there. Sounds like an absolute blast.

I bet Mama cleaned house at Boggle, eh?

11/27/10 @ 12:01
Comment from: diana [Member]

Hey, Jamie!

Yes…thanks. :) Mich was reading it and had JUST told me I misspelled Jennie. :)

It was an absolute blast, and I wish you could have been here. We’d have cleaned a dog dish so you’d have a plate, if necessary.

I think JennIE won Boggle. I won nothing, except at hosting a kickin’ party.

Oh…Ben played guitar for us, too. What a talented young man. Anna’s a lucky woman.

d

11/27/10 @ 12:09
Comment from: Aunt Bann [Visitor]
Aunt Bann

Sounds like fun, Diana! Maybe, someday………….

11/27/10 @ 16:05
Comment from: diana [Member]

Oh. We just went to Wally World to shop for games and we realized that there already is a board game for Password Pictionary. It’s called Scribblish, admittedly cribbed from a famous parlor game.

Don’t buy the game. Just look up the rules online and play with regular household items.

d

11/27/10 @ 16:23
Comment from: Jenn [Visitor]
Jenn

Best turkey and ham I’ve had in my life! Best Sweet potatoes I’ve ever had too. And best apple pie.

Actually, it doesn’t really matter to me how you spell my name. When it’s Jennie it’s been IE most recently but I used to do Jenni and Jenny both. And when it’s Jenn it can be Jen or Jenn. Whatevs.

Password Pictionary is one way of calling it but we usually say Telephone Pictionary. But I guess it depends on whether you call that other whispering-a-phrase-in-people’s-ears-around-a-circle game Password, or Telephone.

11/27/10 @ 18:36
Comment from: Mary [Visitor]
Mary

Actually, I did end up winning the game. Jennie was ahead (only 3 points from our goal of 50) until the very last round, when I scored a whopping 57 points.

11/28/10 @ 09:11
Comment from: Jenn [Visitor]
Jenn

Oh yeah, I meant to mention that too.

11/29/10 @ 13:02


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