GamesBandyA game very similar to hockey, except that it is played out o... Hunt The Whistle The chief participator in this game must be ignorant of the t... Circle Dodgeball _10 to 60 players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ _Basket ... Cyniver Each girl and boy seeks an even-leaved sprig of ash; first of... Our Old Grannie Doesn't Like Tea All the players sit in a row, except one, who sits in front o... Pelota A game similar to racquets, sometimes called "Jai-a-li," that... A Good Fat Hen A nonsensical game, useful in leading to forfeits. The compan... Water Experiment A laughable experiment consists in filling mouth with water a... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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The Reception Of FlowersWhen flowers are sent to you, each stem should be cut with a slanting
cut before you put it in water. Flowers with very thick or milky stems
should be slit up about half an inch, and woody stems are best peeled
for an inch or two. Put the flowers deep into water that has had the
chill taken off it. Always put flowers in water as quickly as possible
after they are picked. Change the water every day, and recut the stems
if they look at all brown or dry.
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