[Ad – Gifted Products] Sometimes, you find games that just feel themed for summer! Hoddog, from the creators of Sosig, just feels like a game you should have out at your next BBQ. This is a smaller boxed game, that we took along to our Monday night board game session at Geek Retreat, where you simply need to make the longest hot dog possible.
In England, there are these sort of pop-up sculpture trails, where a charity will pick a specific animal and create loads of statues that appear all around an area. Previously, Dann and I checked out the Penguins by the seaside! This time, however, Lions on the Loose have come to our town as they are placed around Harlow, Essex and Loughton. There are over 64 lions to find, all of which have been adopted by local schools, businesses, and charities and then decorated. In our town centre alone, there are tons of them!
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[Ad- gifted experience] I am always looking for new activities and ways to connect with other people. I find that as people get older, they find it much more challenging to make friends. I work from home, which is one of the reasons why I go out so much – to have human interaction and continue to meet people. So, when The Pure Social said they were hosting their Spin ‘n’ Paint at The Refinery in London, I was pretty excited to go along with Dann and see what it was all about.
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[Ad – Gifted Products] I am starting off this review by explaining that we aren’t a house that has toy guys. Pretty early on, both Dann and I agreed that none of our children would have gun toys – we don’t do water guns or Nerf guns, or any of the sort. They just aren’t a type of toy that we have. With that in mind, when the Pop Blast appeared from Wicked Uncle, we both felt it was far away from a gun (and that Robin was old enough to understand) so we went ahead and decided to check it out.
Yori is a Korean BBQ place that has locations all around London and beyond. We stumbled upon one in Cambridge, but they weren’t able to accommodate any additional people on the day we went there, so we went back the next day, after reserving a table, and decided to get a rather big lunch.
