Wilchild, you're good! I was going to change my answer since it was meant to be hard, but you got it :o) Site map

I don't play many games but I occasionally play Train to fill in a couple minutes. I like Bubble Shooter too but it takes longer to play. BTW, you can download the Bubble Shooter game. Just save the webpage (complete) and grab the file called "bubbleshooter2.swf" out of the folder. I'm not a Windows/Mac person though so can't tell you how to play it offline. I assume something like Adobe Flash Player? How to Play Adobe Flash SWF Files Outside Your Web Browser (Offline I can see it better because I can make it full screen, or at least bigger than it is on the webpage)

Aha! Okay, here's how I'd do it, if bringing a TV into the dining room doesn't work: First, set up the TV room for the purpose. Perhaps that means moving the coffee table out of the way. Put a spare tray table, if you have one, next to where you'll be seated but out of the way. You can put things like S&P, condiments, pitchers, and maybe even a serving dish there. Things that don't fit on the tray you're eating from. Next, bring in proper eating height and firmness chairs. It's two of you, right? If there are youngsters involved, they can sit wherever, but it'll feel better for you, I think, if you have a proper chair to sit in, rather than the sofa. Just a couple of card chairs in front of the sofa could work. Consider what the best mode of transport may be. It might not be carrying TV trays from the kitchen. Maybe you can "set the table" in the TV room on the trays, but use a serving tray that you feel secure with for carrying the plates of food. Also, consider some game day decorations to make the dinner space feel intentional, rather than like indoor tailgating on a blustery day, where everything is a bother. Lastly, you mentioned paper plates. I'm assuming it's because china seems wrong on a TV tray. When we were kids escaping the adult conversations, we had regular kitchen dishes on our TV trays, with placemats, napkins, and glasses. That might not work well in your home, or it feels precarious. If so, why not treat yourself to some openstock Corelle? Or go kitsch and get some melamine football plates to cute things up? Whatever you'll feel comfortable with under the circumstances. Or, if you need it to be "real" and "pretty", you could get a couple of Polish Pottery C.A. stoneware plates, which I think are at least as durable as Corelle. I'm thinking that if you can make the eat with the TV situation comfortable, it won't matter what you decide to make for dinner. :)

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