It's your turn
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| Deciding who should go first while relaxing in the student lounge |
We got our first homework during creative thinking we had to go out in public and play tag/catching with strangers. May I repeat strangers! Well, obviously I was nervous but had a pinch of excitement in me.
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| Aina playing with a child |
We decided to play the game along Bugis plaza as it would be crowded during the peak hours. Firstly, it was Aina. We wanted to make the game more interesting so we decided to play a round scissors paper and stone; the loser had to be chased. So we tried that version but unfortunately it didn’t go as planned. The girl that Aina played with wasn’t ready to run so we had to end it there. Secondly, it was me. Since the first plan of playing scissors paper and stone didn’t work, we went bank to the original plan of playing tag. Similarly, the result was the same. Ruby wanted to give it a go but when she tried the people that she tagged were not interested.
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| trying to find the perfect spot to play |
Finally, we saw the perfect opportunity. There was a family walking towards us. The children were really fooling around, and we thought it was perfect. So aina went for it. The outcome was great, but I think it was only because we played the game with a child. Honestly, I think the teenagers and adults that we played with were embarrassed to play. Even though, most of them didn’t play were relieved at least one person play with us.
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| Aina running after a child |
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Me trying to play with teenager which
doesn't go too well. |
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| Aina playing scissors, paper & stone to decide who is 'it'. |
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| Ruby attempting to tag someone. |
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| First try on play our version of tag. |
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