A young boy wearing a red striped shirt is standing on a wooden porch or deck, holding a plastic bottle or container filled with small colorful blocks or pieces. In front of him, on the porch floor, are scattered various plastic building blocks or tiles of different colors, shapes, and sizes, as if they were part of a game or construction set. There is also a toy car or vehicle visible among the scattered blocks. Through the open porch door, a hammock can be seen hanging inside, suggesting a relaxed and playful home environment. The porch has a stone or brick exterior and there appears to be a dog or animal resting on the hammock in the background.

Fall Family Game Time

Fall is time for front porch game time, reading in the hammock, chasing puppies, and the boys’ new game - frolf— because sometimes making it up is just better than calling it mostly frisbee golf. . . Don’t make your lives too busy that you can’t just say okay to ANOTHER request to play Qwirkle. I’m trying to just say “yes”… With a smile. Some days this last week, we’ve played it twice a day. It’s his current game of choice so who am I to complain? . . That just means I have to be very selective with what games I bring out. And make sure I’m willing to play them often. . . Mental math for him calculating scores so it totally counts as math.. and logic. He beats us sometimes! . . . . 🤓@reclaimingwonders

Fall Family Game Time

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