When Dawn was visiting, we discovered that we had oh-so-many things in common. One unexpected delight was
that we both have an extreme love of miniatures. So, when Dawn suggested we buy a large bag of toy soldiers
I was not only supportive, I was giddy.
that we both have an extreme love of miniatures. So, when Dawn suggested we buy a large bag of toy soldiers
I was not only supportive, I was giddy.
Just so happens we decided to head to the beach to play war. Thus leading to a post which bears the code names of
the beaches of Normandy as a title. Also, it reminds me of We Have Always Lived in the Castle: Melody. Gloucester. Pegasus. If you haven't read that book yet, you should. It's not about WWII--I may have created that misdirection. Anyway, you can learn more about it on Christine's post highlighted above (which by the way really cracks her up).
the beaches of Normandy as a title. Also, it reminds me of We Have Always Lived in the Castle: Melody. Gloucester. Pegasus. If you haven't read that book yet, you should. It's not about WWII--I may have created that misdirection. Anyway, you can learn more about it on Christine's post highlighted above (which by the way really cracks her up).
Genius, love it.
ReplyDeleteAHAHA SO COOL! I teach history and need to find a way to incorporate this awesomeness into a lesson :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! We had such a blast, never really playing war before I found it hard to come up with my initial strategy.
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