4 Random Things I Love About My Husband:
1. He flirts with me all the time
2. He's easy to brag about, because he does cool things all the time
3. I LOVE how he smells right after he puts on his deodorant - it makes me go crazy
4. He drools over tools, but hardly owns any
4 Jobs I've Had:
1. Daycare supervisor
2. Burger flipper at the Cougareat (BYU food court)
3. Early morning custodian at BYU - cleaning urinals is always fun, but especially at 5 AM
4. Teacher - easily the best job ever
4 Movies I've Seen More Than Once:
1. Princess Bride
2. Deja Vu
3. Arsenic and Old Lace
4. Pirates of the Carribean
4 TV Shows I Watch:
1. Lost
2. The Office
3. American Idol
4. Gilmore Girls
4 Places I've Been:
1. Oahu, Hawaii
2. The Bahamas
3. New York City
4. Seattle, WA
4 Places I've Lived:
1. Provo, UT
2. Mountain View, CA
3. Enterprise, AL
4. Midway, UT
4 Favorite Foods:
1. Lasagna
2. Ice cream - it doesn't even matter what flavor (I can't resist the stuff)
3. Green peppers
4. Raspberries
4 Places I'd Like to Visit:
1. Italy
2. Washington D.C.
3. Ireland
4. New Zealand
4 People I Tag:
1. Amy N. (when you get a sec to catch your breath)
2. Courtni M.
3. Jamie J.
4. Stephanie H.
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Welcome to the Newlywed Game!
Last month, Todd searched through the on-post newspapers, searching for something cool for us to do. He found an article announcing that a club was hosting a version of the Newlywed Game. We called and reserved a space to play the game.
It was a fun night, full of laughs and interesting questions (although some were scandalous!) And Todd and I landed our faces in the post newspaper the next week:
Todd and I had so much fun playing that we decided we wanted to do it again, only this time with our friends. We've got a little group that gets together every Thursday night to watch The Office (it's been Season 3 on DVD lately). Well, we were hosting last Thursday, and made plans to play the game first, and then settle down on the couch for some TV.
I found some great questions to ask online, and we had pads of paper and markers out for everyone to record their answers. Then we started thinking about prizes, and Todd and I went a little overboard and "theme-y." Here is what we came up with, from first place on down:
Pam and Jim: the You Were Meant to Be Together award
They got peanut butter and jelly in their gift bag.
Phyllis and Bob Vance (of Vance Refrigeration): the Sickeningly Sweet award
refrigerated cinnamon rolls
Dwight and Angela: the Secretly Intimate award
sparkling cider
Kelly and Ryan: the More Physical Than Intellectual award
lip gloss and beef jerky
Michael and Jan: the Mysteriously Confusing award
This was awesome! We were searching the aisles of Walmart for something to fit the category, and found those Chiquita Minis that are 1/3 the size of regular bananas. Ha ha ha!

It was a classy evening, if I may say so myself. I think everyone had a great time. We sure did.
It was a fun night, full of laughs and interesting questions (although some were scandalous!) And Todd and I landed our faces in the post newspaper the next week:
Todd and I had so much fun playing that we decided we wanted to do it again, only this time with our friends. We've got a little group that gets together every Thursday night to watch The Office (it's been Season 3 on DVD lately). Well, we were hosting last Thursday, and made plans to play the game first, and then settle down on the couch for some TV.I found some great questions to ask online, and we had pads of paper and markers out for everyone to record their answers. Then we started thinking about prizes, and Todd and I went a little overboard and "theme-y." Here is what we came up with, from first place on down:
Pam and Jim: the You Were Meant to Be Together awardThey got peanut butter and jelly in their gift bag.
Phyllis and Bob Vance (of Vance Refrigeration): the Sickeningly Sweet award
refrigerated cinnamon rolls
Dwight and Angela: the Secretly Intimate award
sparkling cider
Kelly and Ryan: the More Physical Than Intellectual award
lip gloss and beef jerky
Michael and Jan: the Mysteriously Confusing award
This was awesome! We were searching the aisles of Walmart for something to fit the category, and found those Chiquita Minis that are 1/3 the size of regular bananas. Ha ha ha!

It was a classy evening, if I may say so myself. I think everyone had a great time. We sure did.
Monday, October 15, 2007
Hunter and the Deer Game
Todd and I taught our friends Troy and Rebekah a new game on Friday night. It is called
"The Hunter and the Deer."
It is a Bonner Family Favorite that is played during just about any large family gathering: Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. It was so delightful to play that I thought I would inform my readers of the rules, so that you may, if you wish, add it to your family repertoire of games. Number of Players:
Two at a time, but having a large audience truly adds to the enjoyment
(everyone rotates through the positions)
Setup:
1. Find a large piece of furniture that the players can walk completely around (you may have to move things around). This can be a couch or a table, for example.
2. Blindfold both players.
3. One player is designated the Hunter, the other player becomes the Deer.
Play:
Everyone in the room must be SILENT. The hunter then circles the table trying to grab the deer, while the deer tries to avoid getting caught!
Rules:
1. Maintain contact with the table/couch at all times.
2. No going under or over the table.
3. Hunter must GRAB the deer - touching is not enough.
For those of you who are visual learners, we have included a sample video of Todd and me playing. Todd is the Hunter, I am the Deer. Enjoy!
DISCLAIMER:
Those with a weak heart shouldn't play; the anticipation of being chased could kill you!
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