what is that game the do at bridal showers with different items and they make a poem or story out of it.?
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I had not heard of that poem thing - but the idea posted above mine sounds cool
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On the occasion of your marriage, why should shower and strain yourselves to search for good words. It is their turn to do that upon you. Here is one, as you wish.\n\nWelcome You all,\nOn my decision to\nTake plunge into a \nDifferent world , in the \nCompany of xxxxxx, my flame,\nAs desired by the Elders.\n\nWish me well, as I wish you well.
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make wedding cakes, \nmake craft Items and resell them at craft shows.
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there's always the role playing thing.  dirty dice can be a good time.  check out a store like spencer's they always have sexual type games.
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try games and recreation and then the subcatagory board games
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a poem, but only if u wrote it from the bottem of ur heart cuz if u didnt, then its like w/e u dont care enough to actually write ur own\n\nbut we love jewlery 2, just poems way more
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Singing in the rain, Prayers for rain, Something sexy about the rain, Raindrops keep falling on my head, Only happy when it rains...and i'm sure there's more.  I like this game. : )\n\nI love it when it rains. : )
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How about THE HANDY DANDY POETRY BOOK?\n(not kidding)
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tell everyone whos attending to bring 1 or 2 non exspensive gifts, and have them wrapped up.. and then play little games to compete for the little gifts. thats always lots of fun, cause you only the gifts that you provided.. its a mystery for everyone elses :)\n\nmaybe play twister.. and whoever wins the round gets a gift. or play other fun, time consuming games...... everyone will be interested :)
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what type of poetry.. random ravings or serious scenarios
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I would stick to hor 'derves (sp) and finger food...not too much booze, because the men WILL be embarrassed and might be tempted to drink too much to hide their uncomfortableness....the games are all kinda sappy for showers, but the one we always play is the one where everyone gets a token (like safety pin or something small like that) and if they notice that someone has crossed their legs, they get to take their token..the one with the most at the end of the shower gets the prize...jeez, that  game sounds even dumber as I wrote it.... have fun!
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You write a poem or a short story about what you know, be it, girls, love, cars, tools, games etc. Once you get the story/poem right, it's time to play with the music. Good luck I hope you write a hit song. Listen to some good tunes and pay close attention to the words. You will notice most have the same words over and over though out the song.
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its pretty good it kinda sounds like it could be a narration for a movie with a dude with a gambling problem or something (kinda) and i like the way the whole poem is counting to 10 oh and in reply to the person who said u said you say roll the dice too much i think he should learn something about poetry i mean anyone who knows anything about poetry knows that a stanza is one of the many tools of a poet
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A game where two people are chosen or choose to go into a closet and make out. or just kiss. Everybody waits for 7 minutes. It's heaven because....obviously, you're in there making out and that's heaven. You get 7 minutes in the closet. Then its somebody else's turn.
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A bridal shower is NOT for things a bride will need on her honeymoon, unless the invitation clearly states that it's a lingerie shower.  The purpose of a bridal shower is to "shower" the couple with things they will need to equip their new home.  Showers and weddings are two separate events so that means two separate gifts.  Just get what you can afford, no one expects you to bankrupt yourself over gifts.\n\nI got a copy of The Joy Of Cooking at my shower and it's still one of my favorite gifts 12 years later.  I use it weekly.  Paula Deen on the Food Network has a really good gift idea.  She recommends that you give your favorite recipe and get everything together that you need to make the recipe including the pan.\n\nIf you have someone that you can go in on a gift with, I highly recommend a KitchenAid KFPW760OB 700-Watt 12-Cup Food Processor. It's about $200 at Amazon. I use this all the time.\n\nSome other things I use all the time are my crockpot and toaster oven. My husband and I use our toaster oven literally every day. Get the Black and Decker that holds a 12" pizza. I recommend a Versaware Crockpot.
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Four games that I use with any age. Be aware that these are very active games. You mentioned that this is for a class. How appropriate these games are depends on how active the class is going to be.\n\n1) THIS IS A MOOSE\nAh, the name game. Everyone sits in a circle. You pick up a random object (a pen, a stick, an orange, whatever) and turn to the person on your left and say "This is a Moose." This, of course, will cause ample confusion among the group. That is your cue to insist empathetically that this is a moose and not a pen/stick/orange/whatever (You don't have to, but I find it entertaining). From there it goes like this:\n\nYou (Rachel): (to the person to your left) This is a Moose.\n\nPerson to your left (John): A what?\n\nYou: A Moose.\n\nJohn: Oh! A moose! (John takes the moose and turns to the next person in the circle) Rachel says that this is a moose.\n\nNext person in the circle (Amy): A what?\n\nJohn: (turns to you) A what?\n\nYou: A Moose.\n\nJohn: (turns to Amy) A moose.\n\nAmy: Oh! A moose. (Amy takes the moose and turns to the next person in the circle) John says that Rachel says that this is a moose.\n\nNext person in the circle (Elizabeth): A what?\n\nAmy: (turns to John): A what?\n\nJohn (turns to you): A what?\n\nYou: A moose.\n\nJohn (to Amy): A moose.\n\nAmy (to Elizabeth): A moose.\n\nElizabeth: Oh! A moose. (Elizabeth takes the moose and turns to the next person in the circle) Amy says that John says that Rachel says that this is a moose.\n\nNext person in the circle (Brian): A what?\n\n...Well you get the idea. Keep going all the way around the circle until you come back to yourself. This is your opportunity to show off your name skills prowess by saying: "Aaron says that Joe says that Gina says that Matt says that Shannon says that Alison says that Jeremy says that Marco says that Marie says that Brian says that Elizabeth says that Amy says that John says that I said that this was a moose."\n\nIt will take some coaxing on your part to get the game going. You will have to tell each person exactly what they have to say for at least two or three people. After that people tend to get into the rhythm of it more. It's fun to see how fast you can go. \n\nAnother thing to add to keep things interesting: Once a rhythm has been established try changing the item. When John turns to you and asks "A what?" you tell him: "A lamppost." When he looks at you oddly insist that it is a lamppost and continue. Next time say it's a bottle of water (or whatever floats your boat). Let people know that they can change the item as it passes them if they want (they don't have to). It's fun to see what creative things people can come up with. You can guide it with your own answers. Some good "items": The Beatles, Egypt, an Easter Egg, the moon, a cockroach, you get the idea.\n\n\n2) THE ICE BREAKER\nThis one isn't a name game, but I find it's a great ice breaker. Literally! \n\nGet some really long string. One at a time each person has to put the string down their shirt and then down through their pant leg (you could add something here where they have to tell three things about themselves while they are doing it). Once everyone is chained together then comes the ice. In advance of the exercise you freeze a spoon in a paper cup of water (as though your were making an ice pop). Now that everyone is chained together you tie the end of the string to the spoon. Now they have to get themselves unchained without cutting the string or taking the ice off the end of the string. \n\n*Note: For expediency, you can tie an ice pop to both ends of the string. That way two people can be unchaining themselves at a time.\n\n\n3) THREE TRUTHS AND A LIE\nTaking turns, each person has to tell three truths and a Lie about themselves (in any order). Everyone else has to guess which is the lie. \n\nFor example, I might say: I play piano, I have been to Japan, I love strawb
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Which game?\n\nMaybe you can elaborate...