Jjam was kicked off with an intense game of Round ‘Em Up.  The girls were able to show their incredible strength by dragging guys from the center of the sanctuary to their team’s corner.  It later turned into a game of Amazon Women, a Jjam favorite. 
    After that, a new game was brought to us by team Tamagotchi called Sombrero Frisbee.  In this unique game each team got in a circle around a water jug with a pool noodle in the center.  A rubber glove sat on top of the noodle.  At the start of the music the team passed a bowling pin around the circle like the game Hot Potato.  When the music stopped whoever had the bowling pin had to throw the sombrero at the noodle to knock the glove off of it.  If a person missed they were out.  It sounds more complicated to read about than to play I’m realizing.  Anyway, it was pretty fun.
    Next we played the Bucket Game.  Let’s just say that some Jjammers’ arms probably hurt really bad the next day.
     Soon after Mason did a devo on worship and we broke up into our teams to talk about what that really means.
    For the gross out game we had some SPICY SPICY Chili.  However, the middle schoolers who were brave enough to try some seemed to have no problem scarfing it down.
     Many Jjammers dressed up for the occasion of Western Day.  Katie’s horse was quite impressive.  Next week is FOREIGN DAY! So wear your sombreros, or kimonos or whatever foreign clothing you have for Tuesday!

   Now your trivia question for extra points:
Name six of the seven countries that end with “stan”.

If you are bored and want to watch an insane video of Chandelle and me making SPICY SPICY Chili then click on the link below.
*Disclaimer.  This video involves spicy things, randomness,  really bad British and Western accents, and Jjammer/Mason interruptions!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6FlmLZ7m7c

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