Bricks, food, tools, wine, cloth, beer and pretzels

While the Matildas were playing South Korea (1-0 our way, yay!), I was playing a boardgame with the gang. Specifically, "Concordia", a mostly peaceful game of economic expansion in the ancient world. We used the Roman Italy side of the board. It was a close one! At the end, only about 20 points separated the five of us. I didn't win. I usually don't. But I was keen to play again and modify my strategies - the sign of a fab b/g.