Now, this sounds easy, but there are three other players who also want to be first to get their marbles around the board and take great pleasure in "bonking" your marbles and sending them back to base to start all over again. Now you understand why each player has either beer or wine. You need something to deaden the pain of all that bonking.
Since the games can be very competitive, it is good to have high carb snacks at hand to keep you sharp. Here is Risa's homemade guacamole.
After the first game, which Laird one, we decided we needed a little something stronger than just the guacamole, so Risa brought out the Five Fruit Pie from Grandma's Kitchen.
We didn't get any photos of the actual shopping, but here is the booty we scored. Laird and Risa were active participants and might be primarily responsible for some of the noisemak--I mean musical instruments -- and other celebration items we acquired. What else we acquired is a secret! We plan to bring all this with us to Toronto to help Little William celebrate the Fourth of July!
We finished our visit with a great dinner at New World Bistro Bar. Before we knew it, it was time to say pre-bye, goodbye and bye bye. We can't wait to renew the Chuck Luck Challenge and our long, enjoyable chats when we see Laird and Mrs. Scranton again in September!
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