Comments for Silence Of the Clams

Comment on Games by Allison

Allison — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 21:52:23 +0000

Yes, Ashley, the answer is MALFOY. (Which Kristin would have gotten as well had she seen the letter choices).

@Ashley – put that game BACK on your phone! But this time don’t hook it up to facebook and just play with your mother

@Michelle – I laugh myself silly at my own stupid drawing. I admit it is easier to draw on an ipad…

Comment on Games by Michelle

Michelle — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 21:03:02 +0000

LOLOLOL I love playing the draw something game with you! I sit and laugh to myself while I picture you laughing at my horrible drawings…your drawings are so good. Those Nertz games were physical! I was lucky to leave with all my limbs in tact. I still like Words With Friends but I’m ready for something new.

Comment on Games by Ashley Rae

Ashley Rae — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 15:04:05 +0000

Well, it’s MALFOY, of course! (right…?)
That game was SO much fun. Unfortunately, it became far too time-consuming, so I deleted it from my iPhone altogether. (Sorry.) Yes, I loved playing all of those games growing up. I think games are a fabulous way to pass time with family and friends

Don’t worry. I don’t “get” craps, either.

Comment on Games by Jennifer Pearce

Jennifer Pearce — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 10:50:22 +0000

I like the drawing, and I wonder if the word is family? Probably not. I think I know who the characters in the picture are though. We really like that game Spot It and have used it on many occasions, especially since it does fit in my purse. Emily and Marie even used it at a picnic in the park with new friends today! Thank you so much for sending it to us.

Comment on Games by craigthegrey

craigthegrey — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 01:02:51 +0000

You’re drawings are very good, particularly compared to mine, and even though I know exactly what it is you drew I have no idea what the word may be….

I recently joined up with Kiwanis and one of my first service projects has been to help out at the local Bingo night. It’s much more interesting than I thought it would be – and there are very explicit ways we have to verify and pay on Bingo’s. Also, I’m always surprised at the number of different Bingo games that make up the evenings gaming.

Comment on Games by Alexander the great

Alexander the great — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 20:49:36 +0000

Ahhh, BINGO was fun. I couldn’t legally collect the winnings…. But I still won the money.

Comment on Games by Brandon

Brandon — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 12:50:12 +0000

I loved playing games as a kid, too, mostly on the computer. But since my 20′s, I haven’t really done much gaming. I’m trying to unleash the child within, though, and find more fun games to play because I kind of miss that part of my childhood. Some iPhone games I’ve enjoyed are Angry Birds, Temple Run, and Ninjump.

For the computer, I’ve recently enjoyed the strategy game “Age of Empires” (even though it’s pretty old now). And Emily and Marie have become heavily addicted to Minecraft.net, which is kind of like a digital version of legos, but with infinite pieces (or you can play “survival mode” where you have to mine your own resources, build shelters, and battle pixellated monsters at night time. And you can do it multi-player). I found myself caught up in it for several hours myself, one day. We also bought a drawing app on the iPad the other day called Procreate that’s been really fun to play with and you can make some pretty amazing art with it, and can zoom in to add tiny details with a fat finger.

By the way, the iPad is great for family board games. Before we left the states, we enjoyed a game called “Blokus.” We recently found the same game available for the iPad. There are many other board games you can get as well. A world of fun awaits!

Comment on Games by Kristin

Kristin — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 06:26:25 +0000

Wizard? Malfoy? Bad guy? Blonde? Pointy?

I love your pictures in draw something. They keep me thoroughly amused.

Comment on Roasted Veggies by Robert

Robert — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 23:31:05 +0000

Aaaahhh Kristin, exactly what command do you use to get chocolate to appear in front of you?

I was once called a chocolate whore at work because of my lust for it, and my ability to get it out of people who had bowls of candy on their desks. I trained them well, they often would throw pieces of it at me on their way to the bathroom or breakroom.

But to have an actual command… that would really satisfy my need.

Comment on Roasted Veggies by Robert

Robert — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 18:58:45 +0000

“I have a testimony of parchment paper..” LOL.

Me too… and it looks like we buy the same brand (Whole Foods?)