The munchkins also rode the carousel, which the two littlest thought was pretty special (and I think the rest of the cousins thought was a lot of fun, too, but are just a little too cool now to admit it.)
One of the big weekend highlights was the candy bar game. There is a big pile of candy bars in the center of a circle composed of all the contestants. Each takes a turn rolling dice. When a contestant rolls doubles, that contestant gets to pick a candy bar from the pile.
The trick is that you don't want the others to know what candy bar you pick because in the end (after all of the candy bars in the pile have been picked), you have a speed round where contestants who roll doubles get to pick a candy bar from another contestant, only you have to guess the candy bar right when you announce which one you want, or you don't get it.
So each of the kids went to extraordinary measures to conceal their pick from the pile, and that was cause for quite a bit of fun.
The candy bar game reveals kids' personalities. We all had a great time. It was funny to see Morgan's little personality come alive, especially as she "nonchalantly" hid her stash in her shirt!
FYI: If you'd like to stay at Zermatt, let us know as we might be able to make arrangements for you to stay there at a great rate!
4 comments:
One of our family traditions (Call family) is to have the candy bar game on Christmas Eve. Except we're not as nice as you... it's for adults only!
Ok, so where do you guys stay in Zermatt? Looks like a ton of fun and a quick getaway.
"emergency fun" --LOVE it!!!
i googled zermatt and discovered it is in the swiss alps--sweet! hook me up!
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