Some are captivated by a dutch game of speed . . . others by C.S. Lewis's 'A Grief Observed'. 
January 04, 2006
Dutch Blitz . . .
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3 comments:
Oops! I guess my comment about dutch blitz should have gone here instead of a few pics down. :)
Nikkae
Oh I get it, some folks think that dutch blitz doesn't pump the blood enough...need C.S. instead!
nikkae :)
Now Now. Although it is a bit difficult to play dutch blitz with more then 8 people when there is only one deck of cards, I must say that aliviating the over-populated game problem was not my sole purpose in perusing the pages of C.S. Lewis. I thought I would make use of the few minutes before lunch when everyone else was preoccupied.
-Max
P.S. I think it would be an overstatement to say "A Grief Observed" pumps the blood. That's what I save my philosophy books for. :)
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