Yesterday evening we played games. We started with Frank's Zoo, a game where you have to get rid of you cards as quickly as you can.
I had so many cards at first that my owner had to help me holding them. I had fun playing, but I didn't win.
After Frank's Zoo we played Bohnanza a german game where you have to plant beans. This is my favourite bean: the 'saubohne', literally translated meaning sow bean (female pig bean). Doesn't really look like a female pig I think, but it's cool that there's a pig related bean in the game.
Yesterday evening we played games. We started with Frank's Zoo, a game where you have to get rid of you cards as quickly as you can.
I had so many cards at first that my owner had to help me holding them. I had fun playing, but I didn't win.
After Frank's Zoo we played Bohnanza a german game where you have to plant beans. This is my favourite bean: the 'saubohne', literally translated meaning sow bean (female pig bean). Doesn't really look like a female pig I think, but it's cool that there's a pig related bean in the game.
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They look fun!!
Hello! We found a link to you on Betty's Place blog - Widget Sockbunny says you have very nice green paws and feet. I told him that they were 'trotters' but he was having none of it!
Hi, Bunny Maker!
Technically they're called trotters, but I don't mind people and/or bunnies calling them paws and feet especially as I do a lot more than just trotting with them.
What does a sow bean grow into? A pig?
@Marlowe: sadly enough it doesn't gro into a pig, that would have been cool though!
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