Prim did a really good job picking up Koi-Koi, and even some Japanese Mahjong, though we couldn't play that one live during our visit, of course, since we would need more players. Especially Japanese Mahjong has a pretty steep barrier for entry with its complicated rule set. Koi-Koi is intimidating at first because of the unusual cards, but not all that complicated to understand once you got the basic concepts.
We played both of those games together on Steam, which is how she learned those games. Again, I'm quite impressed, not everyone manages to grasp those games, but she's a quick learner. 
The Pompeii videos we watched can be found here, it's the first in a series of six. I visited Pompeii and the surrounding area in 2005 with my Latin class at school, and when I showed Prim some photos and videos of it, she was fascinated too, so we decided to watch a full virtual tour. 
The videos I linked above are quite good already and include some explanations for the various buildings etc, but another interesting one is this 360° video, which may make you feel as if you're actually there:
Looking forward to the grindette's next visit, time always seems to fly by when we're having that much fun together. 
I don´t have a plan or a schedule like Harrier posted in 
) went for nice walks in the forest, played cards, but especially talked and talked and talked. Everybody had a lot to tell and we talked until late in the night. It does so good to have a social life again. Everybody wants to meet up with their next of kin and everybody is happy here to see family and friends again. 
) let´s see if there´s more lucky with four cards? 
Fixed limit Omaha hi lo 
Well, FL Holdem, FLO8, NL Holdem and PLO were games I more or less could play, but the point was: I did surprisingly well in Razz and Lowball 
