It's Throwback Time! – Childhood Memories "Blind Man Bluff"

in Incredible India • 5 days ago

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When I was a child I had my siblings and my friends of the same age, I remember that often if it is summer then we are outside playing balls and climbing different structures on playground, riding bikes.

There is often rainy days of for example when it is winter and it is cold, then we stay at home, we usually go to each other. Once I found about this game that is called “Blind Man Bluff”. When I first heard about this game I was 5 years old and my older sibling explained me. We had a big living room and we could invite our friends. It was enough to play in one room.

What you need for that are:

  • few children more then 3 and could be to 7-8 kids

  • one kid will have his eyes closed using a cloth

The whole game is that one will be chosen as person who will be “blind man”, we always like to make sure that the cloth is thick or dark in colour and that when we tied up the eyes there is no way to cheat and to see where are other kids.

Once the eyes are closed then the person will be turned around himself few times and after that other kids run and hide. The person who has eyes closed only can rely on their ears and what he is able to hear. Normally a person then tries to identified:

  • any noise, like the steps of feet

  • any voices, laughter, whisper or movement

The person who is “Blind Man” tries to catch someone and if he is successful then the one who is caught will be then “Blind Man”.
We always had a lot of fun, laugh and often we even tried to make our father or grandfather to play with us, sometimes we were lucky and adults were playing with us.

Nowadays since we grown up, we do play that game sometimes with students friends for example when we have birthday party and New Year celebration.

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