...Sunday was full of the usual Sundayness--up early, get the kids up and fed and dressed (mostly), on to church, had a good worship service, home for lunch, then began working on more stuff for Boy's Skelopoly game.
Made up a whole series of mortgage deed cards for such places as Fibula Avenue and Scapula Street, complete with values and rental prices and junk, including the prices should you land on one that has clinics or hospitals. (In lieu of houses and hotels.) Also found the rules online and copied them, making the necessary changes in wording to match his game, and then went to print out some stuff from his teacher. Ran out of ink. Black and color. ::sigh::
Back to church for evening worship, which this time included a bunch of kids from all over the area since we were hosting this month's areawide youth devotional, which also meant getting there an hour early, AND meant getting to eat supper in our new fellowship hall. This is the first time we've had guests in it, and it seemed to fit the need quite well. Stayed for the devotional afterwards, or rather, Reba and 3/4 of the kids did--I took Rebecca with me to the store to get some printer cartridges.
Home, begin printing out all the rest of the stuff while Boy clipped out the things to be placed on the board, and by the time bedtime rolled around, he had it completely finished and it looked pretty darned neat. I sure hope we get a good grade on it.
NOW THEN--As was the case last week, this week is also full of stupid ol' work to do, so now I'm gonna do that.
Posted by Terry Oglesby at April 16, 2007 11:49 AMYou put a lot of work into that "Skelopoly" game--any chance you took a few pictures of it? And I did not know one could print "money" from the Monopoly site. I'll have to go check out their site.
Posted by: Stan at April 16, 2007 04:28 PMI was a dolt for not taking a picture of it before he went to school with it. I have a feeling it won't get home in as good a shape as it left in.
But the money download is pretty neat. It's in the Treasure Chest section of their website.
Posted by: Terry Oglesby at April 16, 2007 04:34 PM