The Challenge 2022!

[mesotablar]

Challenge 15: In your own space, create your own challenge.

I started writing last year because I had the opportunity and I had an idea, I didn't really interact much.

This year I want to change that. I already am!

Because others doing this Snowflake Challenge have been generous with their knowledge I now know about more challenges to do!

I've signed up to one, I'm preparing for another, and I have completed the Snowflake Challenge! I hope to do at least 5 more challenges this year!

I challenge you to recommend any 'any fandom' challenges you know! and do one yourself!

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[ysabetwordsmith]

allbingo hosts a fest each month. Some are generic, like the current Story Sparks or next month's Valentines. Others are based on a specific fandom, like the NCIS bingo from last year, but players can use the prompts any way they wish. For fandoms I'm not familiar with, I really like taking a quote or phrase from them and applying it to one of my own.

I already have a goal of participating in at least 6 bingo fests this year. And I've already got a line bingo in Story Sparks.

Re: Try this ...

[mesotablar]

allbingo is definitely on my wishlist!

wow, 6 Bingo fests and you already have a line bingo? you are so productive!

Re: Try this ...

[ysabetwordsmith]

>> allbingo is definitely on my wishlist! <<

Then definitely watch for the Valentines fest in February. It has anti-Valentines and platonic prompt sets if you're not into the sex/romance stuff. There's an asexual/demisexual list on the Bingo Card Generator too.

>> wow, 6 Bingo fests and you already have a line bingo? you are so productive! <<

I often get a lot of fills during the Poetry Fishbowl, so that helps. Usually I play the fest every month, but I don't always bingo.

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[mesotablar]

I'll be checking it all out over the next few days. It sounds like the perfect thing to do for me to do for Arospec Awareness Week!

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[ysabetwordsmith]

Thanks for the tip. I have made a note to mention Arospec Awareness Week. And yes, the theme matches!