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    Hold the Front Page!

    Hold the Front Page!

    This weekend Neil Hudson of the Yorkshire Evening Post wrote a story about me and my business - Cards or Die. I'm so excited (as you can see by the number of copies I bought!) that instead of my usual blog post, I'm posting a link here so that you can Read All About It! Click on the picture below to go to the article and see more pictures!
    Board Games are for life not just for Christmas.

    Board Games are for life not just for Christmas.

    My 11 year old announced this morning that one of the great things about not going to a childminder any more is that we eat together as a family now. Don't get me wrong, some nights we have TV dinners on trays and most nights someone moans: 'we always eat at the table, why can't we have a change?' or, 'we never eat at the table, why have we got to tonight?' Sometimes, infuriatingly, both these complaints are made at once. Never let the truth get in the way of a good moan. The
    Wordopolis - the capital city of word gaming.

    Wordopolis - the capital city of word gaming.

    Wordopolis 1-3 players 30-60 minutes Age 8+ I have been lucky enough to get a sneak preview of the Print and Play edition of Wordopolis - the new word game from Caper Games, which is hitting Kickstarter on the 22nd January. As you know I love a word game. Wordopolis has reminded me of an important life lesson: you buy cheap*, you buy twice. If you take nothing else from this blog - remember that! My first print of Wordopolis was on 'cardboard' - I bought a pack of many sheets
    Charades, Noise and Social Ridiculousness

    Charades, Noise and Social Ridiculousness

    Just before Christmas I received this exciting package from Gamely Games. Three pocket sized boxes of fun - perfect party games to pop in my bag and take to the pub. If you are a Dragon's Den fan you may have seen Deborah Meaden miming her way through a round of Randomise. In the end Gamely Games walked away from the den with no deal but not without offers. The games are quick to learn but offer hours of entertainment so get the gang round and settle down for a ridiculous gam

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