Hobbies And Interests
Romantic Game at the Dinner Table
Cristy Clarke of UncommonGoods created this game that may potentially work for romantic couples, young and old—Table Topics boxes are like acrylic “ice cubes” that hold 138 conversation starters that you and your loved one can pass along during a home dinner date. Each acrylic box corresponds to a category that contains a different set of related questions. The red box, for one, holds the “Original” cards. This is a good box for new couples who are still in the getting-to-know-each-other stage. Questions can be about anything you want to know about the other person’s ideas, personality and attitudes. Young lovers on a group date may find the orange box that holds the “Teen” cards quite amusing. It features questions that teens can relate to, especially those that tackle relationships.
Game of Darts for Couples
The “Risque Business” dart game for couples is not another dart game you can play at a regular night club. This game of darts does challenge your keen eye and throwing skills, but what makes this different is that you perform romantic dares that are written on the part of the board where you&'ve thrown your darts. The rules of the game are the same as the regular darts, but this game is played by partners. A player will toss the magnetic dart into a section of the board where a romantic task is written. The partner is then required to perform the task as indicated on the section of the board. Dares can be as wholesome as “kiss gently” or as kinky as “describe a fantasy.” To top it all, the bull’s-eye corresponds to one thing: “score.” That’s quite self-explanatory.
Exclusive Games for a Special Someone
Some indoor games may not only be an alternative to dining out; they are also a gift for that special someone during a special occasion. One example is the Personalized “Lovopoly” Game. If you are familiar with the concept of the board game “Monopoly,” it will be easy for you to understand this board game—simply add a sprinkle of romance and you’ll get the drift. What tops it all is that you can now surprise your loved one with a personalized Lovopoly gamesheet from the Lovopoly website, advertised at $59.95 as of 2010. Simply upload three photos of you and your beau and the Lovopoly people will add them onto the center of the board and the “Go to Therapy” and “Get Lucky” spaces.