Not weekly but I play Hand and Foot with a group once a month.

I've been playing Mah Jongg once a week with the same group for over the past 13 years. Our numbers have varied from 4-6 people, however we have the most fun when we have 5. Unfortunately, we added a new member a few months ago, but she died suddenly and unexpectedly.

watchmelol- I haven't played that game in years!!

My grandparents were members of an airstream club so they traveled a lot.

The rare times I got to spend with them were usually playing the same games they played with their group like Uno, Skipbo, Hand and Foot and Chicken Foot.

If I sat down to play now, I would have to review the rules!!

Thanks for the flashback!

My garden club ladies have Friday night game night occasionally. I am always invited but so far have not gone. By the time I have dinner served and cleaned up and spent a little time talking to my husband it's just too late for me to want to get out. If it was during the day like a lunch meeting that would be great I would be there. We do get together for lunch pretty often.

I would love that, Glenda. In my teens to about age 20 my girlfriends and I had a weekly poker game--more hilarious than serious--and when my DH and I were still in NYC we used to play bridge with my in-laws on a regular basis. But these days a game night with friends a few times a year is the best I can report. I do play Scrabble at the library once a week though.

We love games. We play backgammon and different card games frequently when it's just the two of us. Robert loves hard core chess and has some people that he enjoys playing with. Game nights with friends are so much fun. Wde used to compete as part of a team in trivia competitions for $. We hardly ever do that anymore because of (surprise, surprise) determined cheaters.

Interestingly, I can't play domino games or chess...dyslexia.

Mother belonged to card clubs. They played canasta and rook.

I used to play bridge, and belonged to a bridge club, but that was so long ago, I wouldn't even know how to bid now.

watchmelol, what is Hand and Foot?

I too wondered, so I looked it up. I saw hands of 11 and hands of 13 cards. Maybe watchmelol will tell how they play?

demonstration of Hand and Foot

Hand and foot is a version of canasta,

At home, in Michigan, I play Euchre on Sunday evenings and Wednesday afternoons. Thursdays and Fridays and every other Wednesday I play pinochle. Here in Florida I play Euchre on Sunday evenings and an occassional Tuesday. Double deck pinochle every Thursday! You can tell I enjoy cards!

When I am at my Mom's I play cards with her and my aunt. Sometimes for 6 or more hours a day! We play Hand andFoot, Euchre, Pinochle, Casino, Golf, 31 (Knock), Phase 10 and Poker.

I never learned Bridge or Mahjong!

The game my group was playing was called chicken foot. I had to Google it too.

Yes. We get together at my in-laws house every Tuesday evening with the rest of the family for 120's (a card game also called Auction). We pay $1 a game and usually play 3 or 4 games (the time it takes to play a game varies). We have a little snack, cup of tea/coffee afterwards. We've been doing it for over 10 years. We even keep track of who wins and have a plaque at the end of the year with the top 3 winners' names engraved. Lots of fun!

I belong to a singles group in my development and we play games one Friday a month, have a poker and pizza night once a month. The clubhouse also has a game day once or twice a month but i haven't gone to that. There are also bridge groups, Mah Jongg, and poker groups. Lots of choices here.

I wish I was in a group that did this! When I lived in Hawaii was in a group that played double deck pinochle. 2 tables of 4 people so 4 teams. In CA played Bunco with a large group of gals loved it!