Pardon me for having no pictures in this blog post, but I guess words are still gonna make it interesting!
Our day started earlier than usual sessions as we met up in school to play Munchkin. Big thanks to Kai Xiang for organizing! Since it's my first time playing it, I feel that it is a really really complicated game as we have to kill monsters to level up, and try to saboh those who are winning. But it's really a great game! I know it sounds interesting to you, so do come for our next Boardgame session okay? :D
So we had our first round of 'trying-out', and when everyone was more familiar with the game, one round actually lasted for two hours! Yes, you didn't read wrongly. TWO HOURS. And so, it was time for dinnerrrrrr!
Over at the home, we played a game called Charaboo (Charades + Taboo) with them. It was really fun playing with them, especially when they guessed it wrongly. For the first question, the answer was model, and initially my group members thought their friend acted out a prostitute! O.O
And of course, it's always more relaxing to be an audience than a performer. So it was time for us volunteers to act out, and the question we had was Kung Fu Panda. Don't say it's easy! Because it's really quite hard to act it out T.T Despite our lousy acting, they still managed to guess it right! :D
At the end of the game, the winning group had a packet of cookies, followed by sweets and biscuits. It's really nice to see that no matter which group won, everything will be shared among everyone. ((:
Lastly, since it was the last Wednesday session of 2011, Kelvin wanted them to write down what they wanted to be in 2012. A better person? Or a handsome and rich man? And they had to fold it into a heart and exchange with their friends. Some wrote they wanted to be superman, while others wanted to be more gangster and so on.
But I guess although that's what they wrote, deep inside they knew what they really wanted to be in 2012.
To end this post, I wish that all boys and volunteers will have an awesome 2012! :D
Lots of love,
Carmen.
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