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Having Fun With The Dastrup Clan - I've been having fun playing dinosaur Christmas with Benjamin again and again :-) Chad flew down to help Datrups move into their new home which sounds like a very nice place. He drove up with them on Sunday and they arrived VERY tired of travel on Sunday evening. The two little boys were barely in bed and were happy to see Mom & Dad. Monday we (Grandparents/Dastrups/Chad) went to the Mountain and had a picnic, rode ATVs, played some games, took a little hike, and had fun. Little Jacob wasn't feeling too hot so we went back. I fixed everyone apple/bacon pancakes yesterday morning. Mmmmmm. Brett introduced us to a new game last night called 'Mexico' which was pretty fun (especially since I won the second round!)

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Cambrienelson said…
Is the game Mexico or "mexican train?" is it played with dominos?
29 May, 2007 10:00
Chad said…
I've played Mexican Train Dominoes. It's pretty fun.
29 May, 2007 10:18
Gramps said…
It's called Mexico and it's played with two dice and a cup......and Christa lies like a rug.
29 May, 2007 12:08
Gramps said…
Last night's rounds of Mexico didn't go so well. As in the previous evening, for the first round, Brigham and I were the last two standing and, like the previous evening, I won! However, it all went downhill from there. In the next round Brigham and I were the first ones eliminated. Grandma finally won.
30 May, 2007 08:29
Marilyn said…
...if you can IMAGINE grandma winning! I can tell you that no one wants to be next after Kims turn. He's too good a liar! It's a fun quick game.
30 May, 2007 09:27
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