It's Almost Football Season! Are you #ReadyForFootball

I love football season. I do! I know most people that like football have their favorite team. Mine are the Denver Broncos and the Kansas City Chiefs.

What is fun is all the games that can be played that are football related. Here is one that would be fun to play every week. I mean really, free to play and win gas for your car. Who doesn't need that right now? 

Check this out... with the football season fast approaching, ScoreboardChallenge.com has just opened it's Week One entry. Those who enter now can win 100 gallons of free gas (valued at $350) with the fuel company of their choice.

It takes literally seconds to enter and there are no strings, nothing to buy, and no registration needed. All you have to do is enter how many points you think will be scored among all of the 16 featured football games.

If you're correct, you can win the grand prize! It's fast, easy, and did I mention it is FREE.

Every single week, a new contest and prize package will be announced. It costs nothing but a few seconds to enter your guess and the winning result could be $350 in FREE gas!

Visit http://scoreboardchallenge.com to enter. With the tie-breaker going to the person who entered first, don't delay. Good luck and hope your teams as well as you win!

Disclosure: Naila Moon of Just the Stuff Ya Know was asked to promote this challenge/game and was compensated for the post.

Review of the Disney Game, "Eye Found It!'

I had the privilege of reviewing another game from the company Wonderforge. They have great games and toys for kids of all ages to explore. Make sure to check them out on Facebook too.

The game they sent me is called, "Eye Found It!" It is a Disney game with all wonderful Disney characters. It is for age 4+ but I have to tell you, even as an adult, I had fun playing this game so, I know you will too.

 The game board was incredibly easy to put together. It was three pieces and just like a puzzle.

Here is a full review of the game. Check it out! I just know you will want this for your kids for the holidays.

~Naila Moon

*J

* Jacks

Growing up was always a great time. We just simply had fun using our imagination (gasp!) and playing simple games.  One of the games I liked to play was Jacks.

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacks

I had several sets in my young life. I had mostly metal sets but I did have a plastic set too. They were very cheap to buy. With my mere allowance of 50 cents (gasp again-really?) if I did not buy a knock-off Barbie or two, I bought them. 

As I had three brothers, I usually played this game by myself when I was at home. However, I did play sometimes at school. This being of course before they had metal detectors and worried about kids poking someone's eye out or worse.

The rules of the game were quite simple and unbeknown to me, a way to learn simple math. You bounced the ball and picked up a jack (onsies), bounce it again pick up two (twosies), etc. etc. If you bounced the ball more than once, then the next person played.
I suppose since I played the game by myself most of the time, then my imaginary friend must have gone next. *chuckles*

Did you ever play Jacks? What kind of children's games did you play? Tell me about it?


~Naila Moon