The Lunch Club - Every Tuesday + Thursday...at Lunch

It all began as a joke a couple of weeks ago, but has now spawned into a nice little creation.

The Lunch Club was first thought of as Mr. Fox and some students in the lunch room were talking and just having some fun, with a few laughs here and there. Then someone (the person is unknown) decided to say something about them being a little club. So, Mr. Fox started talking about making a club (jokingly, of course) where they would play games "like Risk and stuff" during the regular HS Lunchtime.

They had no idea that their little joke could become something as cool as The Lunch Club.

Suddenly, the idea became reality, as do quite a few other things in this world. During worship in Mr. Claus's room one day, Mr. Fox spoke up and said the words nobody had honestly yet expected: "The Lunch Club will meet for the first time on Tuesday, tomorrow." Through all of the joyful uproar in the room, I just barely managed to catch "We'll also be meeting every Tuesday and Thursday, so bring your lunch and come play a game."

However, Tuesday came, and no meeting. No, the Lunch Club hadn't met yet, but there was still hope for it. As Wednesday passed, and Thursday arrived, people still wondered a bit about what happened on Tuesday, and a portion of those people were told on Thursday that they would be meeting that day - during lunch, of course. And hey, what a better game to play for the first day than Bananagrams! A personal favorite (especially of those who were there for English 9/10 that one day) of several people, this practically nailed a sign on the English room's door for this wonderfully thought-out get-together.

So, here are the rules:

Every day you show up, you get a point.

These points can be put towards an event or something (still not totally decided, working on it).

If you win that days game, then you receive one point for every other person that showed up that day.

The ending points you have for that game (you don't have to win) also get added to your score.

Currently, here's the scoreboard:

Grant Slavens: 13

Mr. Fox: 10

Brynna Gregg: 5

Effie Johnson: 5

Aliviah Garcia: 4

Liam Nutt: 4

Marissa Veldman: 3

Alex Grantham: 2

Sean Haugen: 2

Alicia Susol: 1

Julia Bailey: 1

And now, I'd like to extend my invitation to the others in the High School
who are reading this:

What do you think? Did I do a good enough job?

Blue-in' it up,

~The Blue Rabbit