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This weekend has brought the recovery of nine additional playing cards, which had been flung behind things as the epilogue to this year's Fourth of July party.
For those of you playing along with our home game, that translates into the completion of one full deck---54 cards.
Right! Five decks to go.
More later.
For those of you playing along with our home game, that translates into the completion of one full deck---54 cards.
Right! Five decks to go.
More later.
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No, we totally had a knock-down, drag-out card throwing fight for like 40 minutes at the end of the 4th of July party. There were something like thirteen decks of cards in the air. I had seven put back together by the time the last person left. The remaining six (incomplete) decks have been sitting on my desk since then. Every now and then I'll find another card somewhere unexpected, and get it back into the right deck.
The nine cards I found this weekend (not all at once) got one of the six decks all put back together. I still have maybe 20 cards missing from five decks. The last one I found before the nine this weekend was inside a light fixture.
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