I think this wedding thing is going to go OK after all. The fact they've brought their own wedding coordinator (the groom's SIL) makes less work for me. I was able to get everything set up with only minor glitches, and the sound tech helped me move the furniture. My back is actually feeling better than it did before I left--I think all the walking around was a nice stretch for it. So tomorrow will be a long day, but hopefully a relatively smooth one. Mostly I'm just there to keep an eye on things and be a resource. Technically I could leave, but since I don't live super-close to the church, it makes more sense to stay. I'll bring a notebook to work on the novel and maybe the contest entries I'm judging, and hopefully make a good writing day of it.

Yo, Erika: [link]

OK, i don't get how I'm supposed to get those people across the river. Help!

I was going to be out partying. But then I realized I hadn't eaten dinner, and I had blood drawn earlier today. And I wimped out and came home and ate (just now) and will go to bed soon. Much to do tomorrow. Ack.

Hi Bitches!

OK, i don't get how I'm supposed to get those people across the river. Help!

Here's a hint: the children can be left completely unattended, as long as they're not alone with the adult of the opposite sex. The policeman doesn't count.

Yeah, i got three of the kids over to one side, but then can't figure out how to get the fourth one...

Get the policeman and prisoner on the other side and leave them there. The rest will follow after that.

Heh. Well, now I don't even remember how I got the kids across, so I think that's a sign I need to go to bed. I give up, my IQ is not that high. Or something.

Yeah, Plei, I know. Isn't that story *amazing*? Even if it's not a OTP of yours.

That game gave me fits for a while because I assumed a rule that wasn't there. Honestly, does it make any sense that the prisoner could be left completely unsupervised on one side of the river or the other? Won't she escape?