Checkers was one of the first board games I ever learned. Both my Grandfathers loved to play checkers and I can remember many times playing against them. So when our four year old Granddaughter asked her Papa to play checkers with her, it brought back those childhood memories....
She thought about each move...
Checkers teaches a child how to become patient when waiting for the opponents turn. It also teaches math skills. But that wasn't on the mind of either our granddaughter nor her Papa...
They were sharing and making a memory that they both would never forget and either will I.
seeerious cuteness!!
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Cute hope u didn't just let her win . Looks like she had fun.
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xx,
Bleah Briann
Oh my!!! Bring tears to my eyes! Reminds me of the firts time me and pawpaw Hall played. I remeber how he taught me to play & me not wanting him to show Delana how to play. LOL! :) S.H
ReplyDeletelove you papa
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