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Jul 11, 2006 12:13

Ok, work is just insane! I am trying yet another chapter to see if I can find just one who has reports that match their records. BTW, this is the third one since we last spoke. I'm not holding out much hope for things to get better ( Read more... )

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defixione July 11 2006, 17:59:58 UTC

Hon, I don't think you were the only one who wanted that girl to be nonexistant! LOL

She was just in the game because she wanted sugar and cookies.

sassyas July 13 2006, 02:32:21 UTC

OOOhhh - a game room is something I have always wanted and dreamed of! Mine would have a giant full suit of armour (as a conversation piece), a pool table that would convert to other games, several ACTUAL video games (the first and most important being Centipede), a Wurlitzer juke-box, big T.V. with a huge throw rug in front for watching in comfort (and large squishy pillows to lean on)............ Getting the idea? I'd love to hear more details or better yet see PICTURES!!! :)

the_dark_snack July 13 2006, 11:56:51 UTC

It's not that type of Game Room. It was just a room with tables where people played card & board games. We were running and coordinating that room so that's why we were there.

As for what you mentioned. There was an article a year or so ago regarding basement redecorations and they made this fantasctic custom game room out of one. It had a Twister board and a hopscotch board painted on the floor and games boards painted around the walls and ceiling. It had dice-shaped end tables and other sorts of decorations. I loved it and would love to have something like it some day.

sassyas July 13 2006, 16:53:18 UTC

I bet the house was located on the East coast! My grandmother, who lived in Arlington VA (right out side of DC) had converted her basement into something like that. She had a mini kitchen and everything. It was great for my sister and myself when we visited - everything was more 'touchable' down there. LOL, I brought home the Carem (I am sure I spelled that totally wrong) board when we cleaned her house out in hopes I'd have a place to put it - ONE DAY!!! :)

the_dark_snack July 13 2006, 20:48:45 UTC

No, it was here in Indy. If I am ever able to have a house of my own, I will definately devote an entire room to games and gaming.

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