The party started off with a sweet treat, as everyone went straight for the dessert table. Once everyone arrived, the gift table was piled high with gifts. The first game of the evening was called, mashed potato snowman. All you have to do is gather four people and split them into two teams. Each team has a plate full of mashed potato and three utencils. They also got a chance to go outside and get rocks, sticks, or any other item found outside. The next game was called, White Elephant. Everyone got into a circle with the gift table in the middle. We went one by one opening a gift or stealing it. After we went around once in the circle, we went backwards for a chance to steal once more. The most popular gift of the game was a piggy bank. Before the night was up, Jacob Popoff, served everyone Root Beer Floats. What a Merry Christmas we all had, Thank You Fuel Leaders!!! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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RCC Harvest Party
Once everyone arrived Matt, our youth director, called all of us together to start the first game. He split all of us up into two teams, orange and black. The first game we had to balance 5 ball point pens, two dry erase markers, and one bouncy ball. The hard part is we had to balance it on our faces. It proved to be quite difficult. The orange team won the first round, the second round was won by the black team, and the third round was won by the orange. With each win the team wins 1000 points. At the end of the day whoever has the most points wins a prize.
The second game, we played was called Zombie Tag. All you had to do was run as fast as you can away from the infected zombies. If you were ever caught you would become an infected zombie. Whoever was the last one standing, depending on what team you were on, would win.
Just before the final game, we needed to decide which costumes were the scariest, the funniest, and the most creative. The one that won most creative was the cave woman, and the one that won most funniest was the duck. After the costume contest, we had a little break, where we had bug slime and phlem juice with crushed beetle gut cupcakes and of course candy. To finish up the night, we did our final game called, ECK slime. Matt took two people from each team and guided them to a table with four bowls of ECK, slime. They had to finish all the substance in their bowls to win. In the end the black team won and their prize was more candy, of course. That was the end of our fantastic night at RCC.
Chantel Goodfellow
