Just last night mom decided we would take part in something scarcely heard of these days filled with modern technology, Game Time. Yes, I am aware of the capitalization, but I feel as though a night such as this is entirely deserving of such an honor. I am not talking about nights where you stay up till all hours straining to keep your eyeballs open as you cannot seem to tear yourself away from games such as, angry birds, words with friends, call of duty... Ring any bells? I know I for one have become victim to these, but what I am referring to is something entirely different.
You might be wondering what this night is and why it earns the capitalization honor. Well I’m going to tell you exactly that. Let me first explain, Game Time for my family refers to the hooting, hollering, falling out of your chair laughing nights we spend around the table playing games. In a world filled with apps, video games and movies, these have become unheard of for most families; therefore I see further explanation may be in need, so here you go.
Last night began with a bang as we broke out the games, and when I say, “began with a bang” I mean literally, “began with a bang”. In our family it is a given fact at least one person will end up victim to the floor. In last night’s case it was Kirstin who hit the floor, or should I say dance floor, flying as she beetboxing her way down twirling to her own music as screams and shouts filled the room until her identity of break dancer was revealed. Tough the night wasn’t absent of technology as mom texted a friend, who she called her lifeline and sent her absurd definitions in balderdash that brought tears to our eyes as we laughed, Game Time provided fun for everyone that technology simply can’t offer.
So I encourage you, log off facebook, put down your iphone and break out the family games. If you don’t find it entertaining fine, go back to your technology world, but you can rest assured my family game nights are far from over.
Love it, Jamie! Yes, we are much too distracted by technology these days. I'm looking forward to reading about your exploits this semester!
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