And in the East? Silence. North (Look up!) and South (and down!)? Yup? Tumbleweeds and a chilly wind because you looked down first, then up (Oops. Pay attention next time!). Anyway, as noted previously, I took today off to do some personal stuff, so there’s nothing thrilling to report because I was not near much tech/game/movie/toy stuff online to keep me otherwise occupied. I’m back now, but won’t fire up the brain box now because I need to be fresh and toasty for the return to Toy Fair and it’s happy madness on Tuesday. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to curl up with a bad movie and pass out in front of the TV. Back tomorrow with actual interesting words…
"DESTROY ALL FANBOYS!"
Smashing System Bias Since 1972…
"DESTROY ALL FANBOYS!" 
Have fun at the Toy Fair.
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Why, thank you! It’s a lot of walking, too. Sort of a more colorful Natchez Trace. And there are actual history-based board games there as well…
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Would love to hear about those. Or see photos. 🙂
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Funny you should mention that. I need to ask around tomorrow, but I know Mayfair Games (mayfairgames.com) has some interesting Civil War and sort of simulation games in their catalog. As far as Lewis & Clark, I found these online after someone overheard me asking about any games about those two sore-footed folk:
http://www.educationallearninggames.com/history-game-lewis-and-clark-adventure-game.asp
https://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/lewis-clark-board-game
http://schools.dcsd.k12.nv.us/phes/class/jvanpelt/WestwardBound.htm
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/west/
http://www.usmint.gov/kids/games/lewisclarkadventure/
Heh. Perhaps you can grab one or more of these and keep Roy out of trouble while you’re out on that trail?
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They’d actually be interesting prizes for something. It would need to be parent focused or kid directed. Thanks for the links.
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