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[dawnba]

Today I went with a fellow Grad/friend to visit James Adams' studio. He's a prof at WashU. It is always interesting and educational to see an artists studio. To see how they work, what they think about. Particularly with painters I like to see how they build up a surface. It's also fun to see who knows/is friends with who in the art world.

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[gold_dragontsu]

My Aunt and cousin have been running successful game nights for several years now. I think the main ingredient to their success, other than the fact that my cousin is fairly friendly/popular, is they've got a consistent schedule going. "As far back as I can remember" (Squit) they've been doing their game nights on Saturdays at 7:00 PM. They might have an occasional weekend off, but their fairly consistent with their schedule. :)

Random: This is one of the best party games I've played, though you sort of need to base it around people that everyone knows.... That's the only downside, I think. :)

Good luck with the camera phone idea... Hopefully it works out for you.

~Gold_Dragon{TSU}

[dawnba]

I agree that it helps to have a consistent schedual with those types of things. I would maybe be able to do once a month during the school year.
There is also finding people who really enjoy getting together and playing games. I know some friends aren't as fond of board/card games as I am.

I have never played the "Imagine If" game before, but it looks fun. :)

[gold_dragontsu]

I'm deleting this because I screwed up the HTML. Sorry about that. :}