Remember Your Childhood Games?

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Childhood Games

Do you remember how inventive you were as children? You could make up an exciting game out of anything: cubes, bottle corks, colored autumn leafs, soap balloons.

Can we still find the same pleasure and joy from playing games right now?

It's worth giving it a try! Join the Quarters bingo room on Sunday, May 20th, because from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM EST, they will be hosting stylish games with $130 fixed prizes!

My favorite childhood game was making mud pies! Oh i thought i was quite the baker. I would get up early in the morn and couldn't wait to go outside. Along side the stairs there was a bed of dirt that was reserved for spring flowers and i would make incredible mud pies! I had all kinds of pretend customers ordering pies and sometimes it would get so hectic i couldn't keep up lmaoooooooooo!

What was your fav childhood game?

Lips

I had all kinds of pretend customers ordering pies and sometimes it would get so hectic i couldn't keep up lmaoooooooooo!

OMG that was funny! Little lips overwhelmed with mud pies and pain n the butt "pretend" customers. Why didn't you pretend to tell them to go away? hehehe

I played so many games. We played ghost in the graveyard and some game where we made "pretend" ice cream and ran from the devil. lmaoooooooooo I can't remember all the details.

That's a really nice promo, thanks Lips. I can't remember all the games U used to play but I know I like to run around a lot, I was always hyperactive. One thing I know for sure I liked was jumping into the big piles of leaves in the parks. That was exciting.... good times.

Red Rover, Red Rover let Lips come on over!

Mother, May I?

Simon Says

Red Light Green Light

Yeah, we would rake the leaves into lines like walls on a house and pretend we were inside and had to get out through the "doors" instead of walking through the invisible wall. 

I also made mud pies.  And, we had a nice vein of caliche (clay) out back.  We would dig it out, mix it with water, make something for mom or dad (ashtray...candy dish) and let it dry out in the hot Texas sun.  Good stuff.

Omg jarring the ole memory.............Mother May I and Simon Says. Such simple pleasures we had like rolling in the leaves. I wonder if the kids today still have that kind of fun in an world of technology.

Lips

If Red Rover was a video game, heck yeah!  They'd be all over it.