Llama Drama (Awesome Animals)

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Though I thoroughly enjoyed listening to their travels, I do not aspire to go on a cycle tour - but I am inspired to go on an adventure! Surely that’s fine. Everyone will be able to see over the heads of the little ones and they will be close to the stage and can see everything perfectly. No problem.” Llama Llama and the Babysitter" would later be adapted into "Llama Llama meets the babysitter" (2021) Many llamas think that the world is going to end soon. They’re fearful of the impending llamageddon.

Nobody but the smallest mouse on the front row saw what happened next. He called out “NOOooooo!” as loud as he could as a warning but no one was listening. Spot the words – robot, llama, mice, dream, top hat, adventure, beach, drawing, mythical, stars - and enjoy the story! OBJECT OF LLAMA DRAMA: The objective of Llama Drama is to be the first player to finish with all of their cards. NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2 to 4 Players MATERIALS: Llama Drama Playing Cards and Instructions TYPE OF GAME: Family Card Game AUDIENCE: Ages 7 and Up We require your photo to show the entire project so we know the entire project is done. Ensure your project is completely finished with yarn tails and etc not showing. It’s like giving it out as a gift, we want to see the photo showing as if you were gifting us the finished product. This way we know you are completely done.

Shy Llamas are not able to be played on Big Llama cards, but they may be played on any other. The next player may only play cards with numbers one through four or special llamas. Did you hear about the Peruvian field worker who recently became an animal psychologist? His business sign reads “Tell your llama to tell his drama to the farmer.” If four cards of the same number or face are played in a row (either in one turn or over consecutive turns), the Play Pile is discarded and the last player plays again. When the Play Pile is empty, a player can play any card to restart the Play Pile. The family were nervous and could not settle. Mama had to tell them a bedtime story about a little alpaca. Eventually they all fell asleep to dream about home. It’s these types of travel writing books where the author is just an ordinary (are you ordinary Anna?) person that you need to really like otherwise the book is a dead rubber. Anna is not a Colin Thubron or a Paul Theroux and that is fine. You know what you are going to get and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Anna is a very genial host. I was quite happy to accompany her on her trip from my living room. This was not a book where I took copious notes on historical facts as there are none to be had. It is one of those that you can just sit and enjoy the ride.

Higher number cards beat lower number cards, and some Llama cards beat cards depending on the card. You may choose to play more than one of the same card, as long as it still beats the previous card, removing even more cards from your hand. Tim went over to Luciano and climbed up to speak in his ear. The llamas could see lots of talking and the waving of arms then the expression on Luciano’s face began to change to a grin. “Gather round everyone. Tim here has saved the day.” Now that you already know some of the interesting facts about these camelids, it’s time for you to know the reasons why llama puns are good for you.Armed with a limited grasp of Spanish and determined to meet as many llamas as possible, Anna and her friend Faye set off on a 6-month journey along the spine of the largest mountain range in the world – the Andes. Beginning in the bustling city of La Paz, the duo pedal south – through dense jungle, across pristine white salt flats and past towering volcanoes, following the path of thundering glacial rivers to the snow-tipped peaks of Patagonia. As the ancient Chinese philosophers say, in the presence of these thoughts, we must act ‘as if’ - even in the moments we are struggling. Struggling to love someone, struggling to find compassion, struggling to think beyond our own needs, we must act ‘as if.’ As if we love them, as if we can see their good intention, as if we trust them.”