Games, Family and Work
So the long weekend was good. I played bocce, saw Kat, and played many
a board game. One in particular I was introduced to was Ticket to
Ride. It's a game where you try to build a rail system across Europe.
First game of the day and the only one I was able to win.
Another game I really liked was Carcassonne. This game involves a
series of tiles that each display a section of a field, road, castle
or some combination of the three. You take turns placing the tiles and
essentially building a world. You also get little wooden people called
"meeples" that help you score points depending on where you place
them. It's a very interesting and fun game, and can be played with as
few as two players. The first time I played it took me a while to get
it, and the second time I did much better.
In addition to fun and games, I shot yet another job with Whoopi
Goldberg this week for LA Weight Loss. For those of you who don't
know, I shot a commercial with her last Fall. Here's the picture form
that:
This one was a lot bigger and a little stressful, but we wrapped super
early, and you can't complain about that. Here are some pics:
asleep on the job...
sets we built...
brownie, anyone?
My parents were also in town this week. They were cleaning out my
grandmother's house to get ready to sell it. I got a lot of cool stuff
like a a 25" tv, stereo speakers, paintings and kitchenware. It's nice
to get cool stuff, but it did feel strange dismantling a house I grew
up in and had many memories with. It was like taking apart a section
of my childhood and releasing it into the void. Here's a picture of me
in my grandmother's kitchen for the very last time:
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