Sometimes posing a seemingly trivial question to yourself can reveal something more thoughtful than you ever imagined. That’s the fun behind this quaint little parlor game that requires nothing more than a couple of words and an active imagination. Would you like to know how to play? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Would You Rather Be Free or Equal?” for the game’s “only” rule and a quick example. Then go enjoy playing it with your friends and family.
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