By the way, we took the leftovers from the Lechon Asado, cooked it up with some homemade BBQ sauce, and threw it on some roasted onion topped buns for a nice BBQ dinner (with some cole slaw, chips, potato wedges on the side). Brother and in-laws came over to dine with us and brought 7UP cake and cherry pie.
We played an awesome game I recently acquired called Curses!.
You have two actions in each turn of this party game, the first is to draw a challenge card, which will give you an action that you must perform. It could be a role you have to act out, a story to tell, or an opinion to explain. this really doesn’t have any direct bearing on the game. It is a means to get to and then play off of the second type of card you draw at the end of your turn, which is a curse card.
The curse cards are played on other players and force them to continually perform certain actions, such as barking like a dog whenever the player to the right reads a card or hold on to the card with both hands at all times. If another player notices that you are not performing your action, you “break the curse” and turn it face down in front of you. In fairy tales, breaking a curse is a good thing, but not in this game. When you break three curses, you are eliminated from the game, although you are still available to have actions performed on (such as “The other people in the room are electrified. Each time you contact one of them you get a big shock.”)
The last player with a curse remaining wins.
I recommend this for 4+ players for the most fun.
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