Our children like to make up new games. I'm not
exactly sure how this one is played. It has something to do with one person trying to sneak past the others, who are pretending to be rocks. I like it because rocks are, by nature,
very quiet. Most of the other games the kids have invented involve a lot of crashing, yelling, running, and other decidedly non-quiet maneuvers.
The quiet turned out to be very short lived. This game, like most games, came to its end when someone broke the made-up rules of the game and the players failed to come to a peaceful resolution.
Our children like to make up new games. I'm not exactly sure how this one is played. It has something to do with one person trying to sneak past the others, who are pretending to be rocks. I like it because rocks are, by nature, very quiet. Most of the other games the kids have invented involve a lot of crashing, yelling, running, and other decidedly non-quiet maneuvers. 
The quiet turned out to be very short lived. This game, like most games, came to its end when someone broke the made-up rules of the game and the players failed to come to a peaceful resolution.
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