So as I was trying to think up some fun things to do at the Rendezvous, I thought, "Hey, why not a scavenger hunt?" But who wants to look for acorns and leaves? Then I remembered the National Reunion one. For those of you who have been to the HSA National Reunion, or know anything about it, you'll know that there's something super fun that goes on there: The Scavenger Hunt. The only one in the world that I know where you look for people instead of objects.
So I thought...why not do one for OSR?
Now, here's where I need help. I made a list of possible subjectsm with the help of my co-planners. I'll post them here. I need you all to tell me if they are good, or give me ideas of what do add. I don't think we should go over thirty, just in case we don't have that many people. Let me know what your thoughts and ideas are!!!!
1. Someone who flew on an airplane to get here:
2. Someone who was at the Ohio Winter Rendezvous:
3. Someone who can play 5 or more instruments:
4. Someone who hates Pride & Prejudice:
5. Someone who can beat you in thumb wrestling:
6. Someone can sing at least 3 of the Math-U-See skit counting songs:
7. Someone who has made more than 1000 legitimate posts on HSA:
8. Someone who has more than 150 friends on HSA:
9. Someone who has been to at least 1 National Reunion:
10. Someone who can recite a line (a full sentence at least ten words) from P&P:
11. Someone who has never played Ultimate Frisbee:
12. Someone who has been to another country (not including Canada):
13. Someone who has memorized a whole book of the Bible:
14. Someone who knows the pillow rule:
15. Someone who signed your autograph book within the last year:
16. Someone you just met at this get together:
17. Someone you knew before this get together:
18. Someone who has never been to an HSA get together:
19. Someone wearing Orange:
20. Someone who eats kiwi:
21. Someone who can wiggle their ears:
22. Someone who can draw a frog:
23. Someone who has green eyes:
24. Someone who likes peppermint ice cream:
Hannah - would you have to come up with something that would fit only one person?
ReplyDeleteOr is it a setup where you find someone who matches all five of the items on your entry?
Because, just to take a few of the more obscure ones, I have memorized a whole book of the Bible, I have made more than 1000 legitimate posts on HSA (more than 5000, actually!), and I can play 5 or more instruments.
So how does this work? Will you need each of us to submit one thing / three things / five things that we think will be true of nobody else there? Or do we just need to be specific enough that nobody will guess the whole list?
LOL sounds like pretty good starter list ^_^
ReplyDeleteSounds fun!
ReplyDeleteDaniel: Well, actually I think we only need, maybe ten more things for the list. So really just if you can think of something, that would be great. :)
ReplyDeleteHere's the official rules:
Object: To break the ice, make friends, have fun, laugh and learn things about your friends you may have never known!
Directions: Get as many signatures in the spaces as you can. One person can only sign one space per sheet (you can sign different things on different people’s sheets, but don’t sign two things on one person’s sheet). And have fun!!!
When you are done, count how many spaces you have filled. Write the number in the space provided at the bottom. Then count how many things apply to you…write that number in the space provided and add it to your other number. Write the total. Add up your number with the other members of your team! :D
...I'm still not quite sure yet how the whole team thing is going to work, so if anyone has any ideas, that would be awesome! :D