My Favorite Childhood Games.

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Welcome to my blog and another wonderful edition of the hive learners featured post. Today I will be sharing those games I enjoyed as kid, well thanks to growth we now see those games as childish games.

YOUR FAVORITE CHILDHOOD GAMES”
While growing up, as a way of entertaining ourselves we usually played different forms of games. This could be sports or board games, it could even be games that involved cards... What matters is that we enjoyed playing them a lot when we were kids. Tell us about your favorite game.

Growing up as a kid was fun, I had nothing to worry about, I only had something to worry about when I get hungry my parents were left to worry about everything while I was busy enjoying a whole lot of Childhood Games. Sometimes I wish I could go back to been a kid and just get that feeling one more time.

Hide and seek is a game played by a minimum of two persons, the players decides who seeks to find the rest from their hiding places. During my childhood days, hide and seek is was best enjoyed when it's raining as the whole room will be dark, my siblings and a few friends actually made it fun. There was a day I went to hide and the game ended and I was still hiding while others have moved to another game.

Many believed the suwe game is meant for only girls but having two elder sisters and both of them play the game then you are left out, I was left with no other option than to join them whenever they are playing the suwe game.

The suwe actually deals with multiple squares drawn on the floor and when it a player's turn, the player hops on one foot after dropping a pellet in one of the squares, players are not allowed to step on the lines of the square and as well not allowed to step in the square they dropped the pellet.

As kids we never knew the name of this game but we enjoyed it. We just share ourselves into teams and both teams try to pull each other over the line drawn in front of the team leader. The team that successfully pulls the other over wins the game and celebrates, most times we placed bets and the winner takes all.

Tire racing is one of the childhood games that kept us going, it serves as a car back then, we used it to run errands for our parents. I remember washing my tire and applying Vaseline on the tire to make it shiny, that day I received the beating of my life.

Childhood was fun indeed, I used to have about five tires parked in my garage because my dad owns a bike and each time he changes a tire the condemned one is mine to keep.

I believe this is where gambling started as we all stake our rubber band in a circle and whoever successfully brings one of it out takes all. Sometimes we cry when we loose but agreement is agreement and no breach in contract.

In a nutshell, I really appreciate the hive learners community for taking us down memory lane, I really enjoyed writing this post, I can go on and on but let me just end here.

Thanks for reading my post.