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Masterpost | Challenge #2 & #3
Challenge #2
In your own space (or their own space) interact with someone new. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. No need to leave a link for this one, but if you’d like to invite others to join the conversation, please do leave one.
I did it!
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Challenge #3
In your own space, tell us who, from one of your fandoms, would you most want to have dinner with (or tea, or a random afternoon visit), And why? This could be a creator, an actor, a costumer, a set designer, a director, a character, a composer, anybody! What would you talk about? What are you dying to know? Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
This is a tough one. Technically, they are not from my fandoms but I would love to meet and talk to Stephen King, and just talk about his writing process and the types of stories he'd like to write. The other author I'd love to speak to is Douglas Adams. I'm just in admiration of the way he writes and it's fascinating how he could make the absurd seem logical. And funny! I just want to pick his brain, to see where it all comes from.
Challenge #2
In your own space (or their own space) interact with someone new. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. No need to leave a link for this one, but if you’d like to invite others to join the conversation, please do leave one.
I did it!
.:: ::.
Challenge #3
In your own space, tell us who, from one of your fandoms, would you most want to have dinner with (or tea, or a random afternoon visit), And why? This could be a creator, an actor, a costumer, a set designer, a director, a character, a composer, anybody! What would you talk about? What are you dying to know? Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
This is a tough one. Technically, they are not from my fandoms but I would love to meet and talk to Stephen King, and just talk about his writing process and the types of stories he'd like to write. The other author I'd love to speak to is Douglas Adams. I'm just in admiration of the way he writes and it's fascinating how he could make the absurd seem logical. And funny! I just want to pick his brain, to see where it all comes from.
