Geocaching is like a scavenger hunt for adults (though you can take the kids and have it be a family affair!). A GPS device is used to discover hidden containers, referred to as “caches.”  A cache can be just about anything…an old Nutella container, a magnetic key box, something that appears to be a rusty bolt…but it’s not!

Can you believe that one of these is not what it appears to be but is actually a container?

Once you find a cache you sign your name in a logbook and then, if the container is large enough, if you choose to leave something you can take something. What kind of something? Well, there are special coins that are for keeping in your collection or “travel bugs” that are meant to be taken and …read more

Picture this, another Thanksgiving dinner to prepare for and you’ve brought the same old host and hostess gifts time and again – a pumpkin pie, flower arrangement or tired bottle of wine (as have all of the other guests!).  
Why don’t you bring something unique to the table this year?

Thanksgiving Box of Questions

Bringing a game such as this as a hostess gift presents the opportunity for guests to have fun and create wonderful memories, while also giving your hosts something to enjoy on more than one occasion because, although it is a Thanksgiving themed game, thought provoking questions designed to get the conversation going, people smiling and having fun is something that is great any day of the year!

Thanksgiving Box of Questions is also a great game because it allows everyone, …read more

This was one of the presents that I got my boyfriend for his birthday.

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The game’s simplicity makes it easy to learn – you have to compare four things (color, shape, shading, and number) on each card independently. When you compare the cards, each of the four things either has to be completely the same or completely different. The rules are really that simple but the game gives your brain a workout! You really have to scan the cards and try to quickly ascertain if there is a “set” on the board or not.

This game got five stars on Amazon and it is no wonder. I was looking for a game that could be as good for two players or a group of people so that we could play it alone or when we had friends over and I did …read more