The Great Dalmuti 2

I reposted this from the post below since Tab helped me make a collage with Picasa Web. Thanks Tab! Seems like there for awhile that anyone who walked through our doors when we lived on Main Street or in the country would be "crowned" into playing The Great Dalmuti card game. Tab and Liv learned it at Kansas Bible Camp, so I'm sure it was a "sanctified version"! We were never exactly sure, but we think the camp version game name had been changed to The Great D.L. Moody! We've always played it with a few decks of Skip-bo cards. The hats designate ranks and positions around the table from the Great Moody to peons or less. Oh my, it's been awhile! I hope Tab and Liv can remember! It's a fun and fast moving game! Anyway, as we've been going through photographs, these were in a packet that seemed too fun to pass up:

Seems like there for awhile that anyone who walked through our doors when we lived on Main Street or in the country would be "crowned" into playing The Great Dalmuti card game. Tab and Liv learned it at Kansas Bible Camp, so I'm sure it was a "sanctified version"! We were never exactly sure, but we think the camp version game name had been changed to The Great D.L. Moody! We've always played it with a few decks of Skip-bo cards. The hats designate ranks and positions around the table from the Great Moody to peons or less. Oh my, it's been awhile! I hope Tab and Liv can remember! It's a fun and fast moving game! Anyway, as we've been going through photographs, these were in a packet that seemed too fun to pass up: