WaveLength
Lauren and I recently decided we needed a new game of the party/group variety that is fun to play when you have company over or go home for the holidays. We did a little online searching and ended up ordering WaveLength. The basic premise of the game is simple. You and your partner try to rank the "Top 5" from various categories. You get 1 point for items on both your lists, and 2 points for items you rank in the same slot. Examples of some categories are: Breakfast Cereals, Famous International Cities, or 80s songs.
The game is setup to reward teammates who are thinking on the same lines, hence the name. We played it this past week and it is a great game. It's fun to see what others come up with for their lists, as well as try to anticipate what your partner will choose. If you are looking to buy a game for Christmas, this is a great pick. It may be hard to find in stores, so you might have to order online.
In the spirit of WaveLength, I give you my "Top 5 Christmas Songs"...
1. O Come, O Come Immanuel
2. What Child is This?
3. Joy to the World
4. O Come Let Us Adore Him
5. White Christmas (only with Bing)
The game is setup to reward teammates who are thinking on the same lines, hence the name. We played it this past week and it is a great game. It's fun to see what others come up with for their lists, as well as try to anticipate what your partner will choose. If you are looking to buy a game for Christmas, this is a great pick. It may be hard to find in stores, so you might have to order online.
In the spirit of WaveLength, I give you my "Top 5 Christmas Songs"...
1. O Come, O Come Immanuel
2. What Child is This?
3. Joy to the World
4. O Come Let Us Adore Him
5. White Christmas (only with Bing)
posted by Alan at 11:38 AM
2 Comments:
I got the same #1. We must be on the same wavelength, weird. I'd probably include O Holy Night and Welcome to Our World (Chris Rice). Oh well, we got 2 points anyway.
Good call on "Welcome to Our World". I guess I forgot that one as a Christmas song.
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