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Mountain View Friends Meeting House
Monday, July 20 at 7:30pm - a Snaggy diMe at the Colorado ...
Mountain View Friends Meeting House
Thursday, June 4 at 7:30pm - a Snaggy diMe at the Colorado...
Mountain View Friends Meeting House
Thursday, May 7 at 7:30pm - a Snaggy diMe at the Colorado ...
Mountain View Friends Meeting House
Thursday, April 2 at 7:30pm - a Snaggy diMe at the Colorado ...
Mountain View Friends Meeting House
Thursday, March 5 at 7:30pm - a Snaggy diMe at the Southern ...
Jack Quinn’s
Wednesday, March 4 at 7:00pm
a Snaggy diMe Did you know that Trail of the Painted Ponies (http://bit.ly/5bykAM) aren't the only ornaments we carry? We also have ornaments by GSI Outdoors (http://bit.ly/115kHQ), a variety of faerie ornaments (http://bit.ly/7EqXkR), some from A T Storrs and AFABCO and Tusk (http://bit.ly/pk2im). You can see all of our ornaments at http://bit.ly/7bBGmQ.
a Snaggy diMe We profiled 5 popular games last week. We hope that we could draw your attention to something you enjoyed in the past, but forgot to play recently or helped you discover a game you have not tried. The goal of National Games Week is to get family and friends to the game table to laugh, play and remember that social inte...raction through games can be a lot of fun. We wish you a happy holiday season! http://bit.ly/88B6Id
a Snaggy diMe National Games Week: In 1974, with the introduction of Dungeons and Dragons, games developed an interactive storytelling element. It took nearly two decades for role playing games to become culturally accepted as legitimate forms of entertainment. GURPS evolved the role playing concept to model the world around us to... reflect in role playing probability and extend that mathematical model to popular fantasy and science-fiction. http://bit.ly/7xqZp8
a Snaggy diMe National Games Week: Apples to Apples is a party card game where players attempt to match nouns printed on cards they hold in their hands against an adjective card the judge plays. The most creative or humorous comparison gains points for the round. Apples to Apples is an easily traveling game that requires a minimum... of space to play. The popular original set has been expanded to specialty themes, other cultures and foreign languages. http://bit.ly/4qjOev
a Snaggy diMe We wish all of you a happy Thanksgiving!
a Snaggy diMe National Games Week: In 2004 a German game by the name of Ticket to Ride came to America and has since sold nearly a million copies. Ticket to Ride is a diceless game concept where players take turns building railroad connections across the country. Connections are supposed to match the “tickets” that players are try...ing to complete. Ticket to Ride quickly became a very popular game in the United States. Have you completed your ticket yet? http://bit.ly/79FLe3
a Snaggy diMe The new ponies have been announced! Enesco has announced the new Trail of Painted Ponies for Winter 2010 (http://bit.ly/4LOV8X) and Westland Giftware has premiered the first herd of Horse of a Different Color (http://bit.ly/4Gs9Gj). Pre-order yours today!
a Snaggy diMe National Games Week: As children many of us have played with toy soldiers and other miniatures, creating our own rules and developing our own strategy for the play. In 2004 this play with miniatures was formalized by Hasbro in a game called HeroScape. Miniatures representing people, animals and machines have predefined... capabilities, movement, strength and defenses and can be pitted against one another as individuals or teams. HeroScape was quickly embraced by the public as an exciting game where you build your own board and armies.
a Snaggy diMe National Games Week: One of the best known American games is Monopoly with its roots going back over 100 years to “The Landlord’s Game”, published in 1904. It is estimated that worldwide over 750 million people have played Monopoly. Today the game is offered in a variety of themes based on current movies, cities, spo...rts, animals, etc. It is a classic that the public has never fallen out of love with. http://bit.ly/7xOLoP
a Snaggy diMe The week of Thanksgiving is National Games Week, a time to promote socially interactive games by setting aside computer and electronic games and involving the family in traditional play of board games, card games, educational games and role playing games -- the type of games that bring family and friends together. We ...received a large shipment of games this weekend and over the coming week we will highlight some of the more interesting games that we received or otherwise carry. Thanksgiving is one of the holidays that bring the family together and we would like to encourage everyone, as we enter the holiday season, to remember the traditional games that bring family and friends around the table for some traditional fun. http://bit.ly/88B6Id
a Snaggy diMe We have received preliminary information from Enesco on their first release in the Trail of Painted Ponies series. We have pictures and pricing! The new ponies will be shipping in April 2010. You can see what we know at this time at http://bit.ly/3mGU1a.
a Snaggy diMe We wish you a happy and safe Halloween!
a Snaggy diMe Wizards of the Coast has announced a new HeroScape set coming out in 2010 - the D&D Master Set: Battle for the Underdark. The new set will give the franchise a new line in the realm of Dungeons and Dragons, one of the sister licenses already held by Wizards of the Coast. There will be ten figures (characters) in the ne...w set, including a troll, drow and a black dragon. This new set is targeted for a January release.
a Snaggy diMe Just in time for Halloween, we're getting some nice snow! At least it's not snowing pumpkins!
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a Snaggy diMe Almost 15" of packed wet snow on a picnic table. We won't be shipping any orders today. Friday doesn't look good, either.
