CJ thought playing Twister was more fun when he played it like hopscotch. Do you know of another way to play Twister besides the one in the directions?
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I’m going to have to agree with him! I find traditional Twister somewhat painful. 🙂
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I could never hold my position for long enough because I always felt like I was going to fall over.
Old game with a new twist. I remember the original on pavement with chalk.
Looks like lots of fun!! 🙂
He looks like he is having so much fun!
He had a blast. I wish I had decent pictures of him playing Connect 4, that was so much fun to watch!
I miss hopscotch. That was one of my favorite games when I was a kid. Your newest follower. Happy Wednesday!
Twister is meant to bring smiles regardless of the rules so it seems like he totally had it figured out! I don’t think pushing other people was in the rules either but I’ve had friends do it.
Oh my, pushing! Now that’s some aggressive Twister!
I was never good at twister. I like his way much better!!! I LOVED hopscotch.
I wasn’t great at Twister, and not so great at Hopscotch either actually, now that I think about it.
What fun! I loved Twister as a kid 🙂
So did I but I was not very coordinated.