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Musical chairs for Grown Ups
by A MFTROU visitor
Have the group sit in a circle with one person in the middle.
The number of chairs in the circle should be one less than the number of people in the group, so one person is always in the middle.
The person in the middle has to call out a certain characteristic (hair color, color of clothes, etc.). The people with those characteristics must get up and move. The person in the center must try and occupy a seat
