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June 30, 2011 by Gayle Leave a Comment

Marie and I went to my daughter’s last night for dinner. After dinner we played a game called Tribond. The goal of the game is to discern the connection between three disparate things. Example a pie, the earth and a loaf of bread.*

It was great fun and besides providing an op to see and enjoy the company of my grown daughter, it was challenging and stimulating.

Try it with your family or bring the game to work and play with your teammates. It might jump start your mind. Either way it’s fun and a little fun goes a long way to brighten a day.

* The answer is the three items listed have crusts.

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