I've been doing a lot of reflecting and thinking regarding my purpose in life. Some days I miss my carefree childhood when my biggest ambition was to make a huge blanket fort in my living room so that I could watch Disney's Beauty and the Beast in peace.
Life's not so simple, is it?
So why "sardines" you ask? I'm getting around to that. Now, the sardines I'm talking about here does not relate to the fish. It's a game, a cross between hide-and-go-seek and tag. For those of you not familiar with the rules, here's the general idea:
- Sardines is a group game (I personally think 5 people is a decent number).
- To begin, one person is selected to go hide.
- The rest of the group has to count to a given number, then they each go their separate ways to find the individual who is hiding.
- When a group member finds the hider, he/she joins them. The last person to find the initial hider is the one to hide next.
The big picture is that you want to find the hider and not be the last one to do so. It's a fun game that is filled with lots of laughter. It's always a good ice-breaker activity.
