Now we are closing in to the official day of summer in the coming days and that's where outdoor gatherings of family and friends that takes the party outside. With that said have you ever created an outdoor adult game around it. Like transform your backyard field trip challenges? (potato sack race, balance an egg on a spoon race, etc,) obstacle corse?, scavenger hunt?, a corn hole tournament?, etc. If so I am all ears

If you are the HR manager, People Ops lead, or Executive Assistant who got handed the dreaded task of "plan something for the team," you already know the secret fear: nobody is afraid of the event failing. They are afraid of it being cringey . https://cashunt.com/blog/anti-cringe-corporate-team-building-guide-2026

One of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to people that have fantastic ideas that I personally believe can eventually be successful, is when they drop the idea because friends or family told them it would not work. But because this happened to me many years ago I had the same thing happen when a family member said that my scavenger hunt idea was a trend. It would never work however I never listen to it if anything it got me stronger after several years of dabbling with it and a lot of sacrifice it eventually became successful and now I've been in business for 26 years. The funny thing is the person that told me that it would not Work 25 years ago, Lee has said that "I told you it always would work" the truth of the matter is a lot of people do drop the idea because of that so if you know somebody that has a great idea, always give them the encouragement. They need to move forward because it will always be remembered. Those of you that have amazing ideas close out all the noise and move forward and if anyone tells you that your idea was stupid or would never work and come back to you a couple years later and tell you what they told me that "I told you it would always work" just nod to them and smile. Keep creating and as always onward and upward.

One of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to people that have fantastic ideas that I personally believe can eventually be successful, is when they drop the idea because friends or family told them it would not work. But because this happened to me many years ago I had the same thing happen when a family member said that my scavenger hunt idea was a trend. It would never work however I never listen to it if anything it got me stronger after several years of dabbling with it and a lot of sacrifice it eventually became successful and now I've been in business for 26 years. The funny thing is the person that told me that it would not Work 25 years ago, Lee has said that "I told you it always would work" the truth of the matter is a lot of people do drop the idea because of that so if you know somebody that has a great idea, always give them the encouragement. They need to move forward because it will always be remembered. Those of you that have amazing ideas close out all the noise and move forward and if anyone tells you that your idea was stupid or would never work and come back to you a couple years later and tell you what they told me that "I told you it would always work" just nod to them and smile. Keep creating and as always onward and upward.

An annual celebration of the game This is not a generic holiday. It is literally the industry's day. As the weather continues to get better get several of your friends together break them into teams go outside and enjoy a classic scavenger hunt game!

So I just created a repo on GitHub and the hit the GitHub button on Lovable and connected. However did my whole site go over? When I go to GitHub where do I see the whole code? I just want to be sure it transferred over. Dumb question does each lovable project have a different repo on GitHub ?

From traditional field day challenges to an old school obstacle course. What is a fun family game outing that puts the phones down and enjoy some old fashion fun?

Out of curiosity are their meet ups in Salem where people meet up about Ai platforms or Vibe Coding Network meetups?

Been wanting to go up there for a very long time because they have had some cool acts since they have opened. However I am unsure based on the set up. Any pros or cons for those that have attended. Because the prices sometimes are reasonable and sometimes they are not.

Have you particapted in a scavenger hunt prepared by a company? If so what was your experience and any recommendations?

I love Portsmouth! Especially downtown! However every year I visit what was once there a year ago is gone or replaced. :(