My family and I try to add a little fun to every day.
We don’t squirt each other with the sink hose or give each other swirlies in the toilet, though. Our games are usually guessing games, and you never know when the game will be played, or by whom, so your guard is always up, which makes life exciting. Here are a few of the games that are enjoyed in our household:
Who Can Guess What’s Causing That Smell in the Refrigerator?
Who Can Ignore Whatever is Causing That Smell in the Refrigerator the Longest?
How Much Trash Will Fit in the Kitchen Trash Can Before There Are Coffee Grinds on The Floor?
Can We Use Up the New Roll of Paper Towels (or Toilet Paper) Before Someone Puts It in Its Holder?
Let’s Wait and See If the Laundry Folds Itself.
Let’s Wait and See if the Laundry Puts Itself Away.
How Many Newspapers Are Needed for the Pile to Touch the Ceiling?
How Long Will It Take for Someone to Put the Dishes in the Sink into the Dishwasher?
How Long Will Our Clean Clothes Last Until We Have to Do Laundry … or Start Smelling Funny?
How Much Dust Can Accumulate Before It’s Noticeable?
Does a Broom Work As Well as a Vacuum on Carpets?
If We Smell Fire, Should We Investigate or Just Assume the Smell is Coming from Outside?
What’s That Thing the Dog Brought In, and Should It Be Thrown Out or Returned to Its Family?
Is It More Time-Efficient to Clean Up Dog Poo in the Yard Every Time or All at Once?
How Many Drinking Glasses Can Be Left on Every Table in the House Before We Run Out?
How Long Will Fruit Flies Hover Over Rotten Fruit?
How Long Can The Toilet Seat Be Loose Before It Falls on the Floor, Along With the Person On It?
And Finally …
Are Food Expiration Dates Merely Suggestions?
The last game is particularly fun, if only because it comes with a follow-up challenge: Will We All Die Because the Frosting on Last Night’s Cake was Six Years Old?
Did we die? No, we did not.
Patsy, that sounds like the office, really!
Thanks for commenting, Boaz! I guess the procrastination game is played everywhere.