Skull, Skull, Skull, Skull!

This afternoon I introduced the little ones to Ghost Castle. It took a while to get them to understand it and it was impossible to get them to stop knocking the board / castle all over the place. This didn't matter as they did enjoy dropping the skull into the coffin to make the randon horror attacks occur.

As the game went on we started chanting Skull, Skull, Skull, Skull! until it was dropped. The neighbours get to hear lots of shouting from us usually through the walls, who knows what they will have made from this chanting. The little ones clearly got the hang of the game with the afternoons scores coming in at Girl 2, Boy 1 and Daddy 0.

You just can't beat old board games sometimes. I was hoping this telly box replacement would make dinner and bedtime behaviour a little more improved, however it did not. At least it was fun.