It was a gorgeous place for games. Also, we didn't have a chess set, but fashioned a suprisingly passable one out of a piece of cardboard and the interlocking blocks I got from the weekend's Shinteki decathalon.
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Chess on Lake Eleanor
Just for completeness sake, I'll include a quick note about the games of Chess I played with Dan whilst visiting him in Yosemite. The short version is, I explained this blog to him, and how I need to stop announcing when I wasn't playing my hardest, so to speak. Then I told him, "But technically, I just told you *about* how I do that, I didn't actually *do* it. So I'm ok." And then I made my move. I'm not sure if that counts or what.
It was a gorgeous place for games. Also, we didn't have a chess set, but fashioned a suprisingly passable one out of a piece of cardboard and the interlocking blocks I got from the weekend's Shinteki decathalon.
It was a gorgeous place for games. Also, we didn't have a chess set, but fashioned a suprisingly passable one out of a piece of cardboard and the interlocking blocks I got from the weekend's Shinteki decathalon.
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