Ransom Notes looks fun! We've concluded that we do better as a family with card games than board games; it's easier for all four of us (when the kids are home) to enjoy something like Timeline or Code Names than to agree on a board game. (There's always one person who doesn't like Clue, or Monopoly, or whatever.) Re journals: I aspire to be a more regular journal-keeper than I am, even if it's just a line or two most days. Does your wife have a favorite kind of notebook? I am endlessly fascinated by people's notebook preferences.
I like the idea of routines v. Resolutions, Jen. Such an interesting concept. Especially when we think of how resolutions usually break routines in ways few things can.
Ransom Notes looks fun! We've concluded that we do better as a family with card games than board games; it's easier for all four of us (when the kids are home) to enjoy something like Timeline or Code Names than to agree on a board game. (There's always one person who doesn't like Clue, or Monopoly, or whatever.) Re journals: I aspire to be a more regular journal-keeper than I am, even if it's just a line or two most days. Does your wife have a favorite kind of notebook? I am endlessly fascinated by people's notebook preferences.
I like the idea of routines v. Resolutions, Jen. Such an interesting concept. Especially when we think of how resolutions usually break routines in ways few things can.