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Striker
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Used to play that with mates ages ago. Quite similar to Monopoly...
Get him signed up to here? That will keep his mind active.He's got the bigger size Kindle but he doesn't seem that into it.
He can't get up to his study, so we wired his desktop PC into the tele downstairs and he can manage the keyboard and mouse with one hand to read stuff on the internet.
Bop it extreme ... Oh shit
I know deserve to be shot for thinking about Christmas!
I'd like to buy my Mam and Dad some board games that Dad can play to help work his mind after his stroke. He likes number or shape puzzles best. Needs to be games he can play one handed as it's not looking likely that he'll get use of his left arm in the near future.
Anyone got any sensible suggestions?
I'm sure they do a Countdown board game Becs.
Our lass (nor) wants one nowhttp://direct.asda.com/Countdown-Bo...8-05eff6da2486&istItemId=aripaqtl&istBid=tztx
8 quid, you can pay with paypal and you can pick it up locally for free. Just ordered one for my Dad
Our lass (nor) wants one now
Off my Dad? A bit sick IMO mate
Got to agree with Epps on Scrabble.Does your Dad play chess at all?I know deserve to be shot for thinking about Christmas!
I'd like to buy my Mam and Dad some board games that Dad can play to help work his mind after his stroke. He likes number or shape puzzles best. Needs to be games he can play one handed as it's not looking likely that he'll get use of his left arm in the near future.
Anyone got any sensible suggestions?
What about those brain training games?
Got to agree with Epps on Scrabble.Does your Dad play chess at all?