One of my favorite board games of all time is Clue. I played it for the first time with my family, and it was hands down the most fun and interesting game I’ve ever experienced. The thrill of collecting clues to figure out who killed who, in what room, with which weapon—it was like stepping into a mystery novel come to life.
Even as a kid, I had an eye for solving things. Whether I was watching TV or trying to piece together what was happening in a movie, I was always drawn to uncovering secrets and hidden motives. Playing Clue was like unlocking that same curiosity in real time. Every dice roll, every accusation, every card drawn lit up that detective side of me.
It wasn’t just about the game—it was the joy of sharing laughs, strategy, and “a-ha!” moments with my family. That first time playing Clue wasn’t just entertainment; it reminded me how much I love figuring out the story behind the story. And honestly? That little girl with big questions and a sharp mind is still a part of me today.
Inside the mind of cree 
I first wanna thank you for reading my work, second resonating with theme.
I have been on for a month or so. I saw you chime in. I thought I better respond. I will take a time on and browse your work.
I used to play crazy 8 for push ups, spades for fun with the party poopers “pity pack” with brothers and sister. But I haven’t played these games in a while.
Since the arrival social media, iPhone, and internet it’s almost like getting Mr. Ed play a card game.
So, I write…
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OMG yes Spades!!!! I can’t wait to play cards with my sisters and friends soon. Haven’t played in a while. I’m happy to be writing again, and I hope to see you online posting as well.
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Yep, we played a whole of spades growing.
I browsed through your blog and I must say you have a way with the written word.
I will read more and I hope to respond to your inspiring work.
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