5 tips to break the table rut at Christmas

with us, the conversations come naturally, I don't need anything. But when I see all those beautiful decorations, I can start tomorrow.

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enigma

2 years ago

@marijke Here they go by themselves, too, though. The inspiration came from the fact that we recently had a reunion with friends, where their children and our children had the sweethearts along. We did a.o. a collaborative game to break the ice for the new faces.

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Encaustichris

2 years ago

Great tips! I'm already looking forward to it. (not) 🌲

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enigma

2 years ago

@Encaustichris Prepare an entire menu for 16 people this Christmas Eve. I'm already looking forward to it. (Not. hihi.) But afterwards, I'll be happy, if everything went well, at least.

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Good tips!

@Madeleine ❤️

Great tips! Keeping the conversation going is rarely a problem for me. I don't like awkward silences. (But of silences,... Show moreGreat tips! Keeping the conversation going is rarely a problem for me. I don't like awkward silences. (But of silences, though).)
“Hints” is also a favorite group game. I don't know “Time's up”.
Last night, I also saw a fun game in a TV show, which two famous Dutch people (BNs) did. I lay crooked with laughter. Trying to talk with one thing in your mouth.
It looked hilarious and also sounded very laughable. It's called “Mouthgard”.

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