We walked around Old Town square then headed home. During this, I introduced the group to the game “What are the odds?” (Credit to Alex Burger) This is when you ask someone the odds of something and both parties say a number from 0 to their odds. We played this throughout the square, with no one guessing the same number. However, as we got home I asked Julie the odds of her going in the bar next door. With a fifty-fifty shot, we both said "TWO!"and had to go in. This was a lucky guess. Since the bar was closing, there were very few people there and we were able to talk to two locals, Mikael and Josef. It was nice to finally break the cultural divide a bit, especially considering they are our neighbors! Overall, it was a great day
Monday, June 16, 2014
Sunday Funday
We walked around Old Town square then headed home. During this, I introduced the group to the game “What are the odds?” (Credit to Alex Burger) This is when you ask someone the odds of something and both parties say a number from 0 to their odds. We played this throughout the square, with no one guessing the same number. However, as we got home I asked Julie the odds of her going in the bar next door. With a fifty-fifty shot, we both said "TWO!"and had to go in. This was a lucky guess. Since the bar was closing, there were very few people there and we were able to talk to two locals, Mikael and Josef. It was nice to finally break the cultural divide a bit, especially considering they are our neighbors! Overall, it was a great day
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