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Green Reverse
Green 9
Green 5
Wild
Red 8
Red 2
Blue 2
Wild
Yellow Reverse
Blue Reverse
Blue 1
Blue 5
Wild Draw Four
Green 8
Green Draw Two
And so it goes...
Red 3 "Uno!"
Wild
Blue 8 😀
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4 Million (one)
Liverpool St. Station (two)
Pass Go (three)
Debt Collector "Everyone pay me 5 million!" (one)
Trafalgar Square (two)
1 Million (three)
Deal Breaker "I'm stealing your green monopoly" (one)
Orange Wild Property (two)
Vine Street "For the win!"
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Crouch!
Bind!
Set!
(lots of hollering, nail biting, and breath holding)
Try!!!!!!!
VERY intriguing. Were these your students playing games? I'm stumped by the third grouping...
ReplyDeleteThis was my family on Saturday, culminating with watching Ireland win the rugby union Grand Slam.
DeleteI love the descriptions and sounds. We played Uno in my advisory last week. You also might like a game that was new to me: Anomia--lots of funny sounds and table slapping with that one.
ReplyDeleteI love games! As the person above suggested, Anomia is super fun!
ReplyDeleteI love how this post is just about the sounds you heard.
This reminds me of how the board games from years past are making a big comeback ... for the betterment of all, I think!
ReplyDeleteI had to giggle at myself, as I first thought you were describing a knitting pattern with the opening lines. What a fun way to describe game day in as few words as possible!
ReplyDeleteI love Uno because it's ageless and easy for the youngest to the oldest to play. Such a creative post... my mind is thinking of ways to steal your idea for other activities such as chores or outdoor activities. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteYour slice inspired my slice this morning! I'm not a game player, and so I was lost for a bit and had to use context clues. Then I looked back and saw the post title. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun-filled evening, a release from the worries and stress of the week!
Great job of hooking us in, Kristi! Love the sights and sounds in your post!
ReplyDeleteI recognized Uno and Monopoly immediately (though I have never played the London version of Monopoly.) I had to read the comments, though, to find out about the third game. It sounds like your family had a terrific day!
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