Friending Meme

[ysabetwordsmith]

The New Year is a good time for a friending meme. Lots of folks dust off their blogs in January, and snowflake_challenge is running (one of Dreamwidth's biggest events). You can answer here, and copy your response to your own blog to stir up more interest if you wish.


Who are you?
Whereabouts do you live?
Where else can you be found online?

How long have you been into creative bingo?
Do you participate in any other bingo communities or fests, and if so, which ones?
What size cards do you like playing?
Do you usually use a public card or make your own?
How often do you make blackout?
What kind of fills do you make?
What are some of your favorite fandoms or original settings that you fill with?
What things do you enjoy seeing from other people's fills?
What have been some favorite themes?
Can you think of themes you'd love to see that haven't been done yet?

What is your blog like?
How busy is it?
What topics do you post about most often?
What kinds of friends are you looking for?

Comments

[smallhobbit]

kingstoken has a book bingo, which is here and there's a few of us who do it every year.

The free online courses I take are varied. I'm currently doing Discovering Korean music; The science of alcohol; and Icy bodies, Europa and elsewhere. I am simply very curious.

I do Snowflake and Sunshine and others when they appeal and don't make a huge demand on me.

Thoughts

[ysabetwordsmith]

>> kingstoken has a book bingo, which is here and there's a few of us who do it every year.<<

Remember you can always post about other bingo projects in this community. Announcing that one whenever it opens would be helpful.

>>The free online courses I take are varied. I'm currently doing Discovering Korean music; The science of alcohol; and Icy bodies, Europa and elsewhere. I am simply very curious.<<

That is an awesome spread.

If you're intrigued by the science of alcohol, then you might look into nonalcoholic homebrewing, which is fairly simple and easy to do. I'm fascinated by ginger bugs. I also love fermented root beer when I can find it -- around here, it occasionally shows up at street fairs. Ferments in general are fun to study.

https://www.growforagecookferment.com/how-to-make-a-ginger-bug/

Re: Thoughts

[smallhobbit]

While the book bingo is open to all, there's no centralised place for updates, we just comment on our own DW.

[spiralicious]

Thanks!

Very cool. Those all sound interesting. Icy Bodies sounds especially intriguing. It's wonderful that you can find such a breadth of things to explore :D

Nice.