TeleFictionary: Mother's Day 2010: You had to be there.

The wind howled

The sky was grey

The temperature dropped

on Mother's Day.

So we played games inside. I finally introduced my family to TeleFictionary! There were five of us. Because we only went around once, our games were short and quick.

Convincing my mom to play was a triumph. She inherited atrocious drawing skills from her father; a family round Pictionary was always hilarious for the rest of us but humiliating to her. But TeleFictionary is not about winning. It's not about getting things right. There is no wrong or right.

In the end, the funniest and best results always came from the games in which Mom drew a picture. That's when interpretations would diverge wildly. Take, for example, this round. Mom drew the first picture.

Other highlights after the jump.

Our stomachs were hurting from laughing so hard. In retrospect, maybe you had to be there. But with TeleFictionary, whenever you ARE there, you are laughing.