Question – Describe the game you enjoyed playing when you were younger.
You should say:
-What is that game.
– Who you played it with.
– Where did you play the game
– and explain why you enjoyed playing that game.
- When I was younger, I enjoyed playing various games with my sister and friends.
- Board games like chess, snakes and ladders, and Ludo were among my favorites.
- I also had a set of action figures, GI Joes, and relished playing with them alongside my friends.
- However, hide and seek stood out as my favorite game during that time.
- In my childhood, one of my best friend’s fathers served in the government, and they lived in a vast government bungalow—a charming, old British period house with a sprawling lawn adorned with numerous trees.
- There was an abundance of hiding places, making the game immensely enjoyable.
- Typically, it was four of us—my friend Jasjot, our two mutual friends, Saral and Navneet, and sometimes Jasjot’s sister.
- The game was simple: one person had to find all the others within a limited time frame, preceded by a 60-second countdown with closed eyes.
- Due to the house’s size, we established some rules, designating certain areas as off-limits, such as Jasjot’s parents’ bedroom.
- Occasionally, we permitted changes in hiding locations, adjusting the rules based on the situation.
- Taking turns as seekers and hiders, we often found ourselves making fun of each other and discovering the oddest places to hide, like inside the washing machine.
- While hide and seek typically loses its charm when all hiding locations are discovered, the vastness of Jasjot’s house provided an illusion of countless hiding spots.
- In those days, with minimal technology—only one of us owning a computer—hide and seek became our favorite game.
