Becky H
I got an email for my spouse and I to audition for a popular game show during couples week. They said to dress casual and the audition is in a hotel ballroom. Any suggestions?
Answer
He wears a casual suit or dress pants and a nice shirt. You wear a dress that you would wear to dinner but not necessarily to a wedding. No complicated patterns such as plaid which can make the camera go nuts trying to focus on you. No white either. I would lean towards a solid color wrap dress (if you're not too busty). His tie (if he wears one) should compliment your dress but just a bit, not a big solid color. You want to go together, not be all matchy matchy like you're going to the prom. Try on blues, shades of green that compliment you, shades of purple (including burgundy, magenta, etc.). If your dress is one color, his shirt can be a different shade of the same color.
Good luck! Win lots of money!
Marianne
He wears a casual suit or dress pants and a nice shirt. You wear a dress that you would wear to dinner but not necessarily to a wedding. No complicated patterns such as plaid which can make the camera go nuts trying to focus on you. No white either. I would lean towards a solid color wrap dress (if you're not too busty). His tie (if he wears one) should compliment your dress but just a bit, not a big solid color. You want to go together, not be all matchy matchy like you're going to the prom. Try on blues, shades of green that compliment you, shades of purple (including burgundy, magenta, etc.). If your dress is one color, his shirt can be a different shade of the same color.
Good luck! Win lots of money!
Marianne
What is your favorite betting game in golf?
Q. Me and my 2 friends are playing today and I am looking for a game that would be fun to play. I am about 9 and 6 strokes better than the other 2 and that hadicap has to come into play on the holes. We are playing an 18 hole executive. Thanks.
Answer
WOLF
Works best with 4 players though.
Rotate who tees off every hole. Don't go with who has honors.
Last player one hole is 1st to hit on next and everyone rotates through.
Last hitter is the wolf. After 1st tee shot, wolf has choice to take or pass the shot. Basically, person could nut one down the center of fairway and you think they have a good chance of getting a good score on the hole. You "take" that golfer. Everyone hits their shots like normal, but for that hole it is golfers 1 and 4 vs 2 and 3. Best score from group wins, or a tie results in a carryover to the next hole.
Example
Golfer 1 - 4
Golfer 2 - 6
Golfer 3 -5
Golfer 4 - 8
The wolf's team wins, because golfer 1 shot the lowest score. If 3 would have parred, it would carry over to the next hole.
Gets interesting if everyone isn't a scratch golfer because you have to make decisions like person bombed one, but sliced it badly. Do you still think they have a good enough shot and chance to score well from where they are to pick them or do you pass, and hope the next 2 golfers don't top their ballls 50 yds each.
Wolf must make the decision after the person hits. You don't watch all 3 then pick which one you want. Have to choose if you want that golfer before the next one hits.
Also, let's say 1st 2 slice into the trees and you pass on both, then 3rd pops it up about 100 yds. Have choice to pick 3rd and hope you can win hole or 3rd golfer can recover for a good score, OR you can choose to "go solo." If you go solo, it is you vs the other 3. You MUST win the hole. If you tie with someone, it counts as a loss, unlike if you had a partner and it would carryover. Also, when going solo, it is worth double. So you either win double for the hole or lose double for the hole.
Usually go about $1 a hole since it is very unlikely that someone will lose $18 with a partner. Must keep track of winners each hole and figure out payments at end. Gets a little confusing, especially when you are also keeping your own scores and trying to shoot well at th same time. But it is also a lot of fun!
WOLF
Works best with 4 players though.
Rotate who tees off every hole. Don't go with who has honors.
Last player one hole is 1st to hit on next and everyone rotates through.
Last hitter is the wolf. After 1st tee shot, wolf has choice to take or pass the shot. Basically, person could nut one down the center of fairway and you think they have a good chance of getting a good score on the hole. You "take" that golfer. Everyone hits their shots like normal, but for that hole it is golfers 1 and 4 vs 2 and 3. Best score from group wins, or a tie results in a carryover to the next hole.
Example
Golfer 1 - 4
Golfer 2 - 6
Golfer 3 -5
Golfer 4 - 8
The wolf's team wins, because golfer 1 shot the lowest score. If 3 would have parred, it would carry over to the next hole.
Gets interesting if everyone isn't a scratch golfer because you have to make decisions like person bombed one, but sliced it badly. Do you still think they have a good enough shot and chance to score well from where they are to pick them or do you pass, and hope the next 2 golfers don't top their ballls 50 yds each.
Wolf must make the decision after the person hits. You don't watch all 3 then pick which one you want. Have to choose if you want that golfer before the next one hits.
Also, let's say 1st 2 slice into the trees and you pass on both, then 3rd pops it up about 100 yds. Have choice to pick 3rd and hope you can win hole or 3rd golfer can recover for a good score, OR you can choose to "go solo." If you go solo, it is you vs the other 3. You MUST win the hole. If you tie with someone, it counts as a loss, unlike if you had a partner and it would carryover. Also, when going solo, it is worth double. So you either win double for the hole or lose double for the hole.
Usually go about $1 a hole since it is very unlikely that someone will lose $18 with a partner. Must keep track of winners each hole and figure out payments at end. Gets a little confusing, especially when you are also keeping your own scores and trying to shoot well at th same time. But it is also a lot of fun!
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