October Games Night

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Halloween approaches... and being the first Saturday in October...

International Frugal Fun Day is today. With the way prices of everything are constantly on the rise, being frugal is a way to make the family budget go just a little further. As a matter of fact, being frugal is the only way many cash-strapped people can have fun. Now, it is your challenge to find fun things to do that don’t cost a penny. Just look around you and you will find endless free or inexpensive opportunities.

On this day, it is perfectly okay to be a penny pincher, a cheapskate, or a miser. Being thrifty is encouraged. This is a day to have fun “on the cheap. Look for activities that are free or cost very little money.

Today’s Motto: A penny saved is a penny earned.

The potluck starts at 6 games get going closer to 7. I will provide an entree, you can bring anything you want to share. Please comment in the event what you will bring so folks know what we might need. We ask that you do not bring pork or shellfish.

We ask for a $2 donation at the door, if you prefer PayPal or Zelle to paul@rubin.net.

You know how this works, We get together. Have some great food, meet some new folks, see some old folks and have a good time. Maybe make a new friend. Or sometimes meet your best friend.

And of course we play an assortment of games:
Card Games (Spades, Hearts, Dalmudi, Flux, Gloom)
Party Games (Apples to Apples, Quelf, Dicescapedes)
Chaluthu Games (Last Night on Earth, Arkam Horror)
Word Games (Taboo, Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, Code Words)
Empire Builders (Ticket to Ride, Alhambra, Carcassonne)
Dice Games (Roll with it, Yatzee, Pirate/Liar's dice, Farkle)

You can see the picture above for many examples.
Lets just get together and have some fun.

See you there.

House Notes:
We provide dishes, silverware, napkins some ice, soft drinks, tea and filtered water.

We have dogs and cats in case you have allergies. Also, kids are welcome. Please don’t count them in your +1, but drop us a note with their info such as name/age range. We have good games for kids down to 3 that are actually fun for the parents also.

Thank you!