What's up with the name change, chicka?
In my home town of Wagga Wagga (no, I am not joking, so shut up) there is a little cafe called Scribbles which does the same thing - butcher's paper instead of tablecloths, and jars of crayons on all the tables. The only difference was that you could take your scribblings with you when you left. The walls were (and presumably still are) covered in the really good drawings found by the serving staff over the years.
Years later, Bec and I carried on the tradition. One of our favourite restaurants, a Malaysian place in the CBD called Little Malaysia, also has paper tablecloths, which are changed after every meal. We ate their one evening for somebody or other's birthday with a small group of friends. Several of them had come straight from work, and as such had pens and pencils in their pockets and work bags, so we played drawing games on the tablecloth for ages. It was a lot of fun.
We invented a new game that night, which I call Personification Challenge. It runs in a circle. One person names an object of any sort, and the next person has to draw a cartoon character of that object. After they are done, they come up with an object to be drawn by the next person in the circle. It's a great game for boring university lectures.
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