This includes a variety of ages, races, genders and distinguishing features. 6 friends of hers, that I know of but don’t know well/haven’t met.
12 mutual friends (including myself and the birthday girl). For Melissa’s gift, I selected a mix of family, friends and some wild card inside jokes. Keep in mind that my instructions are based on the 1987 original “Guess Who” board. They’ll still work, with some tweaks, so if that’s what you’ve got to work with, head to Target (or some inferior store, whatever) and buy one. I was lucky enough to have one at home that I didn’t mind parting with but I’d recommend scouting Goodwill or eBay for a classic board. I created mine using Facebook, Fotor and mod podge.įind a “ Guess Who” game board with all pieces and cards intact. Their instructions helped get me started but many seemed complicated and required Photoshop, which I don’t have access to. But a quick Pinterest and Google search found a few other sources. In this case, it linked to Hello Giggles. I went scrolling through Pinterest for ideas.Īnd I had to bypass some crazy but found this and decided that this looked pretty cool:Īs is often the case with Pinterest, the pin does not link to anything connected to the image. We try to be creative and fun when gift giving so I wanted to think up something fun for her birthday this year. Needless to say, my best friend is kind of a big deal. To round it out and include one adult gift, she threw in a flask. 4 classic 90s movies: Blank Check, Heavy Weights, Camp Nowhere, Tom and Huck (R.I.P. 
An assortment of Christmas themed hair scrunchies.The Caboodle was stuffed with the following goodies: It was folded into a triangle, very authentic to the era. Stored inside was a handwritten note, as if we were pen pals in 1997. Last Christmas, my best friend Melissa gave me an amazing 90s-themed load of awesome.
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