Not for a Sunny Saturday

We just played the funnest board game a couple of weeks ago--HeroScape. My Ninja Assassins, however, did not kick butt; infact, one was eaten by a dinosaur . . .

Perhaps my most favorite game, right now, would be Settlers of Catan; I like a game where building appears to be the main objective (even though it often turns to deconstructing one's opponent).

I loathe Scrabble--for obvious reasons.

I have a friend who says she can kick my butt at Risk; however, since she currently resides accross the Atlantic, this has yet to be proven. I am undefeated at LOTR Risk (but I've only played one other person).

In 4th grade I was vied for champ at Connect Four, a game that has since lost its appeal. Oh, and Checkers has always been fabulous--especially Chinese.

Othello, Pente, Jotto, and Backgammon are all very distracting when puzzling the mysteries of the universe . . .

I've been playing Cards since I was 4; Canasta is must; Euchre is horrible to spell but fantastic with the right partner; and sadly enough, I do admit to enjoying Texas Hold'em. UNO and Phase Ten are cute.

I once played Clue, Monopoly, Parcheesi, Sorry, and Agervation, but no longer. I hate to play Chess b/c of its cultural eqivalance to Shakespeare: I never want to lose, or risk loosing.

At parties, no one ever wants to play Taboo, Charades, Trivia Pursuit, Boulderdash, Adverteasing, Pictionary, or Twister, except me.

Did I mention Battle Bowl? I know nothing of football, but this game is fun.