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Old 04-20-2014, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Dr. Smith View Post
.. and then the "laugh magnet" (Ol' Furface) gets into the act. He has no clue what's going on, but every dog we've had has been the same way—the harder we laugh, the harder the tails wag, and they're all over us, making us laugh even harder...

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This is precisely what happens to us too. Our dog is a big puppy (1yr old) and it's halarious how he has to get involved in the laughing action. And that makes us laugh all the more.

Thank you all for sharing your gaming stories. It helps me to know I'm not the only big kid around here. lol.

Ohhh, and Dr Smith & Suzanne, it's funny you both mention chess. I teach junior chess, part time. When I used to play, and study it, my mind would be immersed for hours. It was a wonderful distraction. Problem is, I find since taking medications my chess is rubbish! The theory is in my head, but I can't make the tactics play out over the board. Strange!

So glad that others have discovered how games and movies can distract our brains and bring fun to our lives.
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