The medsci computers were down today, so we came home early and prepared for our game night. Tonight, we had 7 people total, as Matt A., Matt L., Burr, Irene and Kathleen joined us. We started with a light game of Apples to Apples, a game of making assosications between nouns and verbs, most of them nonsensical and hysterical. It helps to have an idea of who's judging, as a good card might not work when the judge is going for irony or laughs.

We then moved to a game of Citadels, a very interesting game involving character selection and building development. Everyone took to it quickly and while the selection process went a bit long sometimes, it was great fun to see the results and find out who chose what and who would be assasinated. Everyone enjoyed the snacks, beer and cake and coffee, with a few protests of "Don't put that out, I'll eat it!" Matt A. taught us tricks of putting lemons and limes in our beer and we failed to learn how to stop them from fizzing over. The games were full of laughter and intrigue, and the night belonged to the Matts, with Matt A. winning Apples, and Matt L. winning Citadels.