Yesterday, my Hubs and I had a birthday cum housewarming party in Amsterdam. It was a small gathering with less than 20 people. The guests were divided into 2 groups: one with the locals which was the host's family and family friends and the other group was the hostess's colleagues and us.
It was in fact a nice evening with some chatting, eating, oh the hostess made such great sushis, it was finished in no time! and cocktail drinking, playing board games - Taboo.
For those who doesn't know this game, it's a word guessing game. The object of the game is for a player to have their team member(s) guess the word on their card without using the word itself or five additional words listed on the card. You can imagine the fun of struggling to describe the word without using the most obvious words to describe it. I missed playing these kind of game, when I was back in Malaysia, occasionally board games were played in the family parties and Pictionary is one of my favourites! The objective is the same as the Taboo game, but instead of using words, one has to draw it out. It was definitely a fun game!! It's funny to see how each person think differently in communicating via drawing!
It was in fact a nice evening with some chatting, eating, oh the hostess made such great sushis, it was finished in no time! and cocktail drinking, playing board games - Taboo.
For those who doesn't know this game, it's a word guessing game. The object of the game is for a player to have their team member(s) guess the word on their card without using the word itself or five additional words listed on the card. You can imagine the fun of struggling to describe the word without using the most obvious words to describe it. I missed playing these kind of game, when I was back in Malaysia, occasionally board games were played in the family parties and Pictionary is one of my favourites! The objective is the same as the Taboo game, but instead of using words, one has to draw it out. It was definitely a fun game!! It's funny to see how each person think differently in communicating via drawing!
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