Stories of Tie Up Games

I am always amazed by the artistic talents of others, especially those who create digital art. Here is my attempt at art using Crayola crayons.

These scenes are a tribute to the TUG games we played and the adults who took it all in stride, and sometimes participated.

My cousin Christine, 7 years my senior, was our babysitter and professor of TUGology. This beautiful and caring woman was the driving force behind my TUG life and I will always love her.

Christine taught us any game could become a TUG.

No kids ever got into trouble on our watch.

Our sailing instructor Katie knew how to engage her students.

We always found a way to repurpose every object.

Katie’s knot lessons paid off.

TUGetiquette: Always keep in good standing with the moms.

I got called home and left Vicky’s little sister charged with getting her free. I should have been more specific about when.

Those are very impressive pictures for your first attempts well done! It was nice to have a little 'story' with each one as well. Thanks for posting

These are so cool! Thanks for sharing!

Great pics!

So funny.