Sunday Funday (yeah, that was cheesy even as I was typing it)
As I've told you before: I work in retail – in a mall that used to be very popular and full of people, but has lost the lustre of yesteryear. Unfortunately (well, sometimes fortunately), this leaves me sitting bored for hours at a time. This is especially true on weekends when I work in the primitive decor store. So in honour of my lazy Sunday shift, I thought I would share a little game that I enjoy playing. Since I love to people watch, it can be very interesting to play this game for me. Well, it is more of a time passer – like counting cars of a certain colour on a long trip. But I enjoy it. Before is start, I should explain. I live in a little town on the St. Lawrence Seaway. Some of the people who live here really fall under the category of "character" more that they would that of "person." I'd love to say that I'm not judging them, but if I am completely honest with you (as I am hoping to be every time I write a post for you) I judge. I judge hard. And laugh hard. I keep trying to take pictures of the people that I see, but no matter how stealthy I am, I can never manage to get one. Anyways, here's the game: you play "BINGO" of sorts. Before the shift (or trip, or whatever) starts, you pick a set of "characters" or thing you want to find. Now I usually play alone, because I work alone so I never have a winner... but a quick way to make a winner is to have the list and make it like a scavenger hunt. Whoever finds them all first or finds the most at the end of the set time WINS. Be creative when thinking up things you need to find, it can be awesome. Here's a short list of what I can remember seeing while working in this mall. So get out there and enjoy your people watching just a little more. Message me your funny additions to the list, I'm always up for something more to look out for. And I'm going to try to take pictures with more diligence now.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
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Categories
arrested development,
boredom,
canadian tuxedo,
games,
malls,
mullets,
people wathing,
retail,
scavenger hunt,
St. Lawrence Seaway,
Tobias Funke,
working
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