Showing posts with label brainstorming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brainstorming. Show all posts

Saturday, November 11, 2023

Brain Freeze Bonanza scheduled for Franklin Senior Center - Nov 15 at 6 PM

Call 508-520-4945 DURING BUISNESS HOURS and say you want to register for the "Brain Freeze Bonanza". 
Get ready to sprinkle some rainbow-rific fun into your evening at the Franklin Senior Center on November 15th, starting at 6 PM! Join us for the fabulous "Brain Freeze Bonanza: Ice Cream Tasting, Puzzles, & Board Games": an event tailored for the LGBTQ+ community, open to people of all ages, and designed to be the ultimate friend-maker! 
Hosted by the sensational "Non-Scene" Friends, Franklin Senior Center, Springwell/BayPath Elder Services, and Pete's Nerd Emporium this evening promises a blend of laughter, camaraderie, and brain-bending delights. 
Indulge in a frosty adventure as you sample an array of delectable ice cream flavors that will have your taste buds doing the tango. From classic chocolate to eccentric eggnog, there's a scoop for every craving and every color of the rainbow. There will even be vegan and lactose free ice cream available! 
Step into the world of jigsaw puzzles - where pieces come together to create masterful works of art. Whether you're a puzzle aficionado or just looking to piece together new friendships, the Brain Freeze Bonanza has got you covered. But that's not all! 
Brain Freeze Bonanza scheduled for Franklin Senior Center - Nov 15 at 6 PM
Brain Freeze Bonanza scheduled for Franklin Senior Center - Nov 15 at 6 PM

Board games enthusiasts, this is your moment! Engage in thrilling matches and strategic showdowns that are sure to bring out your competitive spirit. This event is not just about games and goodies, it's about building connections. Forge new friendships and revel in a welcoming space designed to celebrate diversity and unity. 
It's free to attend, but YOU MUST RSVP BY CALLING 508-520-4945 DURING BUISNESS HOURS and say you want to register for the "Brain Freeze Bonanza". 
For our friends coming from Boston, we are working to arrange carpooling. There's also a convenient train that will whisk you away to Franklin Dean Station, arriving at 5:29 PM. The senior center is a 16 minute walk or we can transport you from the station! And when it's time to head back, the return train leaves Franklin at 8:07 PM, ensuring a smooth journey back to Boston. 
Let's make this a night to remember - an evening filled with laughter, puzzles, and ice cream dreams. See you at the Brain Freeze Bash!
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To attend, but YOU MUST RSVP BY CALLING 508-520-4945 DURING BUISNESS HOURS and say you want to register for the "Brain Freeze Bonanza".

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Brainstorming Rules



Rules for brainstorming? Are you sure?
Yes, most definitely. Every game has rules even if they are made up along the way.

Is brainstorming a game?
If we treat it as such, with rules, then the best ideas will win. Note: the ideas win! Not the people who play, the ideas!

The Rules

  1. Generate as Many Ideas as Possible
  2. Encourage Wild and Exaggerated Ideas, No Matter How Crazy, Ridiculous, or Farfetched the Idea Might Be
  3. There will be No Detailed Discussions about an Idea, Except to Provide Clarification
  4. Assign Someone as the Scribe. The Scribe Should Write Down Every Idea – No Screening
  5. Keep a Copy of the Rules in Plain View (That's called transparency!)
  6. The Brainstorming List Must Be Visible to Everyone (also transparency!)
  7. Snowballing on Other Ideas is Encouraged
  8. Postpone and Withhold Judgment of Any Idea (Yes, this will be a tough one)
  9. Leave Your Titles at the Door (and likely the hardest!)
  10. The Optimum Number of People is Between 8 And 12, with One-Third of the Group Being Outsiders


Would you like to play?


Note: the rules come from Mark L Fox and his book DaVinci and the 40 Answers

Franklin, MA