One thing is for sure, you'll be covered when the vampires attack.
He's uploaded a ton of pics of them playing at this same table. I've modded several of them. If you don't have one, a pic playing Mystery Abbey, or Name of the Rose would be so fitting, maybe even Fury of Dracula.
Capt. Haddock is a cool dude. But where did you get that table? Steal it from some church? But I guess that is something the Capt. would do....
I made the table from old trim taken from a 1910 brick school that was torn down. The crosses just seemed to fit into the shape that I designed for the pedestal legs. THe benches hold games or jigsaw puzzles and the whole thing folds into a bed.
When was this picture taken? (Or: how old are your girls now? And do they still play games with you?)
Inquiring minds want to know...like me!
I've got 3 kids, and they all still play games with me, to one extent or another.
My girls are now 16 and 18. I also have one that is 20 and one that is 22. They all play games with me, in fact, I played several today. The 16 year old who is 11 and thinking hard in the picture is the one who plays the most. She is part of a once-a-month game group and me and her have our own personal Annual Game Day and Mid-Summer Annual Game Day now in their 6th and 3rd years respectively.
See the spoon..? Thems is Floats, probably root beer
You younguns ... I remember the chill mugs that had liquid between the outside and inside plastic. You'd put them in the freezer to get them cold and your floats would last a lot longer before turning to that wonderful sugar/cream soup that is the fate of all marriages of root beer and vanilla ice cream.
One of the Original Twelve
