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On The Roll Of A Die

On The Roll Of A Die

by jacbenimble11
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"Honey, can you make sure you get the groceries packed into the cooler before we start bringing things out to the Car?" My wife yelled out to me from the bedroom.

"Yeah, I'll just do it now" I called back, pausing my video sports ball game and making my way into the kitchen. My wife and I were joining my younger sister and her new husband for a week at our parent's old vacation cabin in New Hampshire. It was early fall and the leaves would be ripe for the peeping when we got there. My sister and I had gone every year about as far back as I could remember, it just wasn't fall until you sat on the cabin porch on a briskly cold evening with a cup of warmed apple cider.

Which reminded me, "Hey Carrie, we forgot to get cider."

Carrie walked into the room a hanger dangling from each finger their loads flowing along, "I left that off my shopping list, we can get better cider up there. By the way what do you think about this number?" Carrie whipped a hanger around from behind her back displaying her question in front of her as she contorted her body into it's best model pose. "Should I bring it?" The black lingerie was more air than clothing and it almost floated as she waved it around.

"Hmmm, Uh, yes, I think we can find some alone time up there. Besides there's no internet at the cabin so I'll need to fill all the time normally spent browsing for porn on something." I attempted to put the right emphases in the right places so I would get an eye roll instead of a slap. And there it was, a roaring success.

Carrie rolled her eyes. "Shut up, Victoria's Secret wishes they had a model who could fill this thing out as well as I can, let alone some lame porn star."

And it was mostly true, not that porn stars and models couldn't fill out lingerie, but my wife's body was certainly made for wearing less clothes. "Totally agree with you there babe," I said, "cooler's all packed by the way."

The car filled itself fairly quickly and we got on the road headed north, the beat of the podcasters expressive voice thumping through the car. *Welcome to death in the Adirondacks. Today we discuss which youtube "Maker" might be behind the gruesome filleting of human bodies, using the victims bones as joinery and glue in their modern take on Adirondack Chairs. You'll be riveted to this fastenating story*

Three hours later we pulled up to my sisters house a nice little rancher that many call a starter home, and us in our twenties call, the only thing we'll ever be able to afford. It was going to be 4 more hours up to the cabin and a nice pit stop for lunch was necessary. Rick, my sisters husband, answered the door with his arms full of suitcases right as I knocked, "Oh hey Mark, good timing. Jen just put out lunch. Pumped for these BLTs."

Normally I'm one for giving a hug as a greeting, but not when they are performing a 3d container loading problem. "Yeah man, I'll give you a real hello when I see you inside," I said as Rick scurried out to the car.

"Hey SIS!" I yelled out

I heard a squeal from the other room and Jen came rushing in skidding her way to the front door with socks on a hardwood floor "MARK!!! You're here! It's almost fall! I'm about to get so basic. Lets. Go. Peep. Some. Leaves!"

I laughed, "Someone's a little excited, and only a lot lame." I said to her, smiling and giving as strong a hug as I could muster. "How have you guys been? how's the new house?"

"Well," Jen replied a smug smile on her face, "the votes are in, our house was voted the best labor friendly display this year for Labor day."

"OK pause." I said "Labor day display? That's a thing?"

"According to the local newspaper it is. It was a union town." she said it so matter of factly that I almost believed myself dumb for asking. Jen continued, "It also sets us up for a potential grand slam, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas." She paused, "not that I care about actually winning, it's more that I want to see people in their HOA office who care about this stuff lose." Her voice trailed off.

"Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure. You've never been competitive." I said sarcastically

"Well, competitive for the right reasons at least." She replied. "Where's Carrie B-T-Dubs?"

"Oh she was just grabbing something from the car she'll probably be in any second unless she waylays Rick while he packs the car."

A minute later Carrie and Rick came in. "Hey babe?" Carrie said, "Did you hear about this labor day display?"

I groaned, "How did he tell you about that already? Did the two of you age like 30 years since we saw you last?"

"You city slickers wouldn't understand." Jen replied, "You move to the burbs you got to fit in, first it's yard displays, next thing you know your being invited to the local church group swinger party."

"Ignoring that." I said, "Why don't we grab some grub so we can get up to the cabin while there's still some light."

We ate quickly and piled into our much more crowded station wagon. Wherever a human wasn't, there was a bag or suitcase taking up space. *it's Take the Cake, your podcast detailing every known attempt to steal nuclear material, from classified documents to glowing dinnerware, we've got you covered like fallout after a nuclear explosion.*

The leaves slowly shifted colors as we sped north turning from a hyper oxygenated algea bloomed sea to the fiery yellows, oranges, and reds of the American deciduous forests. The road snaked through rolling hills and shallow valleys as it meandered along, flowing with the landscape. It was always a peaceful drive, a far cry from the busy I95 corridor of the northeast megalopolis. Just as the sun began to dip below the trees we pulled off the highway and turned onto a narrow dirt road ill kept and covered in a thin layer of abandonment.

The cabin sat midway up a hill surrounded by forest, a stones throw from a large pond, or small lake depending on what definition you used for either. The wagon crunched to a stop at the top of the driveway and the podcast abruptly cut off as I tapped the power button. There were a couple groans from the back seat as my passengers awoke. I popped the trunk and started grabbing bags to lug inside.

The inside of the cabin was cold, but brightened up once we got the solar fed electrical system going. And soon with a roaring fire in the 2 wood stoves it would be quite toasty too. The wood paneled walls gave everything an orangey glow that exuded warmth and closeness. "Is that everything?" I heard my sister call from their bedroom.

"yeah, nothing's left in the car." I called back.

My sister appeared in the living room in a small red bikini, "In that case, first person to the hot tub is off of couple cooking duty tonight!" Her slim figure sprinted towards the front door, her bikini struggling to contain her at speed. But I was quicker than she expected and my arm shot out catching her like a subway turnstyle that hadn't received a ticket.

"Carrie! Go for the lake!" I yelled to my wife who was still outside and definitely not in a swimsuit yet. But it was too late because out of the bedroom Rick came charging with a black speedo and swimmers cap on giving his best impression of an Ironman.

Jen started fist pump still struggling against my arm as her husband passed through the front door, "Go, Babe go!" My arm relaxed and she fell back laughing, "got to be quicker on the draw next year bro."

I pulled away and glanced down at her, "Uhm, Sis." I said pointing at her chest. "You might want to cover up." Our rough housing had done the job that her sprint couldn't and forced her breast out of the bikini. It was good sized, maybe a C if my quick glance could judge correctly, and almost perfectly round. The kind of natural shape the plastic surgeons are trying to replicate when they put someone under the knife, but often they go to large and it becomes cartoonish. Her areola was small and a light pink, but her nipple stood out prominently, probably edged along by the temperature of the unheated cabin.

"Whoops." She said, swiping the bikini back into place, "Sorry about that, I guess I was a little too ambitious this year with my swimwear choice."

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I stopped her, "No, it was my bad I probably stopped you too violently, Should we both go down to Lake Hot Tub and take the ceremonial first dip now that Rick has clearly won the dinner battle for you guys?"

"Yeah, I'll take my victory lap down there." she replied.

I shed my shirt and pants as Jen and I walked down to the lake. Carrie joined us along the way having somehow changed into a black bikini without stepping inside. The cold plunge into the water always shocks your system, for a half second you forget how to breath and then you just start shivering. We tried to stay in for at least the requisite minute, the three of us treading water as Rick shivered in a towel on the shore. "Next year I'm wearing a wetsuit." he shouted to us.

"that defeats the purpose" My sister and I shouted back in unison. When we were growing up and we would complain to our dad that we were cold. He would always tell us to go jump in the lake and then come back inside, "It'll feel warm in here then." he would say. We never did it when we were younger, but when we were both in highschool we started to do it joking that since it made it feel warmer afterwards it was a hot tub. And a ritual was born.

Carrie and I decided to make a simple pasta with meat sauce for dinner, deciding that something nicer could be reserved for a day where we weren't on the road for six hours. By the time dinner was ready the wood stoves were crackling and I had transferred some embers and logs to the porch fire pit so we could sit outside and enjoy the fall night. The wine we had with dinner transitioned into warmed cider from the farmstand we stopped at along the way, topped off with plenty of spiced rum to keep us warm long after the cider was gone. Conversation had died down since finishing our meal and all that could be heard was the background noise of insects yelling and embers spitting up without any regularity.

Jen interrupted the silence after some time, "Did you guy bring up the board games? I want to play something."

"Crap!" Carrie exclaimed, "I knew I forgot something, I left them right by the door."

"We should have some here from years ago." I said getting up, "I can't guarantee any of them will be super interesting. We didn't have things like Arkham Horror growing up."

"Nothing Hasbro." Jen yelled as I walked into the cabin.

The cabinets in the living room revealed only the run of the mill games that Jen had already banned. I remembered that I had seen a stash of rectangular boxes in the attic crawl space a few years ago when I was helping my dad repair a leak. Despite the fact that it was haunted at night I clambered my way into the crawlspace and shined my cellphone flashlight over the dust covered floor. One of the boxes caught my eye as I went through them, it said EDUCATION on the side and upon opening it revealed a board and some game pieces. Okay, I thought, Best to go with the one you've never heard of.

"Success!" I said as I walked back onto the porch. "Who's ready for some Education?"

"Never heard of it." Jen said, "I'm in."

"My thoughts exactly." I replied.

"What are the rules?" Carrie asked.

I sat down and opened the box. "I'm not sure yet, I'll skim through them." the game board was filled with a repeating sequence of 4 colored squares snaking up the board, dark red, dark green, dark yellow, dark blue. 8 columns and 8 rows. It was broken into 3 sections, starting from the bottom, Grade School (3 rows), High School (3 rows), University (2 rows)

"OK." I said, "Here are the rules. This game must be played with 4 players. Each player gets a graduation cap game piece either red, green, yellow or blue. There is a 6 sided die, you roll it and then advance your piece that many squares. If the square you land on is your color you roll again. If it is a 4 or higher you move forward the die number minus 3 squares and if it is 1, 2, or 3, you move backwards that many squares. Make sense so far?" I got nods of ascent from all around.

"You can keep going, I'm going to grab some more cider." my sister said standing up to go inside.

I continued "You receive tokens for completing challenges on the board, the person with the most tokens at the end wins the game. Types of challenges change as you move up the board becoming more difficult. Each level of the game has it's own card box you draw from." Jen came back outside and sat down nursing her new cider. "Types of challenges include, pop quiz, art, sculpting, and requirements. You complete these challenges with a partner, your partner is designated by the color of the square your piece is currently on. Each card will display how many tokens you and your partner receive for each challenge. You may use tokens to advance rows, the number of tokens to advance a row increases as you go up the board. Typically the harder the challenge is the greater the number of tokens you will receive from it. If you find a good partner you may choose to bypass a dice roll and stay on the same square to complete challenges. The game ends when the first player reaches the end of the board." I glanced up, "Ok that was a lot, anyone have questions?"

Carrie, looked at Jen and Rick. Before turning back to me, "No I think we're good."

"I mean I don't quite understand the challenges, but I guess we'll find out" Rick said.

"Yeah let's do it." said Jen, "Loser has to do all the dishes this week."

"You sure?" I asked Jen, "I know how much you hate doing dishes."

"I'm not losing, I call green," Jen Replied.

"Blue." Rick said.

"Red," called Carrie.

"I guess that makes me yellow" I said as I moved the graduation caps to the start area. "Carrie goes first and then it's counterclockwise around the table."

Carrie grabbed the die and rolled it (5) landing on Red, "Guess I roll again" (4)

"You move forward one" I said, "That puts you on yellow, so we'll partner up for this one." Carrie drew a card from the Grade school deck.

"Welcome to Art (1 token)." she said, "looks like I'm supposed to draw something."

I pulled out the guidebook and flipped to the page labeled Art. "In art class the challenged player will have to draw the item on the card using only straight lines. They will have one minute to do so. Their partner will have to guess what they are drawing, the challenged player may draw one line at a time and may draw an additional line only after their partner has made a guess. If the partner correctly guesses the drawing the challenged player and their partner both get the number of tokens listed on the card. The challenged player may not speak during the challenge."

Jen pulled out her phone, "I got the timer tell me when."

"Go." said Carrie and started drawing.

A single horizontal line, "uhm, line" I said. A small line at a 45 degree angle off of the first. "hockey stick", a small line coming back 45 degrees, "arrow", a line back down parallel to the first, "Washington monument", a line to connect them, "obelisk", a line a little ways back from the point. "oh, pencil."

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"That's it!" Carrie exclaimed. Throwing me a high five and passing Jen the die.

(5) Jen landed on red.

"Welcome to art (2 tokens), ready Carrie?" Jen said then started the timer.

"Line, arrow, person, animal, tree, oh are those 6 legs, ant, roach, spider, Scorpion!!" Carrie shouted.

"oh thank god that was so much more difficult than pencil," Jen said, then held out her hand to me "2 tokens please."

Rick rolled next (2) landing on yellow, "Pop Quiz (1 token), looks like there are several trivia questions on here."

In the guidebook under Pop Quiz it said "The Challenged player may pick any question from the list that they think their partner may know, If their partner gets it right they both receive the number of tokens listed on the card." I looked back at Rick "seems pretty straight forward ask away."

"I'm hoping you know your history, This lawyer and member of the continental congress was the second president of the United States."

"I don't know why I'm trying to second guess myself here. It's John Adams right?" I answered.

"tokens all around." Rick said.

My roll (3) Green.

I pulled a card, "alright Jen, we've got a requirement, the rule book says, in order to win the tokens the challenged player must allow their partner to perform the requirement on the card on them, if the challenged player refuses, the tokens are forfeit. If the challenged player accepts the requirement, but the partner refuses then the partner must pay the challenged player the number of tokens on the card from their own token bank. The card I just pulled says Requirement (1 token/1 token) time for a food fight, get something edible and make me wear it. So if we complete the challenge I get the top token amount and you get the bottom token amount."

Jen whooped, "I accept, I know just the thing." and ran to the kitchen coming back with a paper plate and a can of whipped cream. "it's only one token so I wont use too much." she proceeded to fill up the plate entirely before throwing it into my face. "Tokens please." she said while I breathed in foamed cream.

I wiped the cream off my face with a towel and silently planned my revenge, "Ok Carrie, you're up."

(6) Blue. Carrie pulled a card "Pop Quiz (1 token), Rick, name the 7 continents."

Rick thought for a second before listing off "North America, South America, Asia, Europe, Africa, Antartica, and Australia."

They both collected their tokens, "Ok Jen's turn," I said.

"before I go," Jen asked, "how does skipping a row with tokens work?"

"The cost to move up is the cost of the row you want to move to so if you want to move to row 2 it would cost 2 tokens." I replied. "You can only move up one row a turn. Once you land on a spot you draw a card like normal."

"Damn I should have asked before I went," Carrie said.

Jen put back down the dice and gathered up 2 of her 3 tokens. "Yeah, I'm going to do that." She moved her piece up the board onto a blue square. "Ok Rick, Requirement (2 tokens/1 token), bullied in the locker room, receive a wedgie."

Rick interlocked his fingers and bent his hands back, "Sorry babe, rules are rules."

"Not too hard please," Jen pleaded.

Rick positioned himself behind Jen and reached down into her leggings, "Sure babe." and then yanked up pulling her red thong underwear a quarter of the way out of her pants, before releasing them the thin waist band drooping down over the back of the pants.

Jen gave a playful scream "Nooo, I'm so embarrassed," and then sat back down laughing. "You're the worst Hon, we're definitely getting even later."

Rick also paid his way up a row landing on green "Welcome to Art class babe (1 token), You'll have to plan your revenge for later we have points to win." and he started to draw.

"House, puck, school, library, car"

"That's it!" Rick yelled.

I passed out the tokens to the two of them and then dropped 2 of my own tokens back into the bank. "I'm also going up, but because that puts me on yellow I have to roll too" (6) I moved my graduation cap forward 3 spaces landing on red. "Ok Carrie, Pop Quiz (1 token), how many sides are there on a parallelogram?"

"Why is this so hard to remember, we don't use this stuff anymore." Carrie responded, "um, so I think a parallelogram has 2 parallel side which would make it 4 right?"

"yep, 1 token each." I said

"Thank you, now I'd like to buy the row." she moved her cap up a row which put her on one of her red squares, she rolled again (5), forward two spots to Green. Carrie, pulled the card, "Oh wow, that's certainly a change."

"What is it?" I asked.

Carrie turned the card so I could read it. "Requirement (2 tokens/ 1 token), First crush, get pecked on the lips." We all turned to look at Jen.

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