Snowflake Challenge #15
Jan. 29th, 2021 10:30 pmIn your own space, Talk about Your Snowflake Experience.
I enjoyed it greatly and delighted in the every other day posting of challenges, keep it up forever! Thanks to the mods whose unfailing gracious responses and thought-provoking challenges kept me going as we celebrated IDIC: Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations in our very varied fandoms. I learned (which I equate with growing) quite a bit about podcasting, polyamory writing, icon making, and how loyal fans are of long ago TV programs.
I looked forward to participating as much as I did in 2016 and each year since then and I'm not sorry I joined in. I met new folks who warmed my heart. I spread the word about an old friend's website offering whimsical coats for fan convention use. I came up with a dilly of a love letter to fandom channeling my inner second grader and that was the highlight for me. Next time? If the challenge arises, I shall ask producer Irwin Allen to invite me for lunch on the set of his iconic vessel, the Seaview along with the actors, set designers, writers (I'm looking at you, William Welch!) and others who made Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea so memorable. For current fandoms, it would be marvelous todrool over meet Jeremy Wade and see what his next project is.
Until next time, farewell, Snowflakes!
Sincerely,
pronker
I enjoyed it greatly and delighted in the every other day posting of challenges, keep it up forever! Thanks to the mods whose unfailing gracious responses and thought-provoking challenges kept me going as we celebrated IDIC: Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations in our very varied fandoms. I learned (which I equate with growing) quite a bit about podcasting, polyamory writing, icon making, and how loyal fans are of long ago TV programs.
I looked forward to participating as much as I did in 2016 and each year since then and I'm not sorry I joined in. I met new folks who warmed my heart. I spread the word about an old friend's website offering whimsical coats for fan convention use. I came up with a dilly of a love letter to fandom channeling my inner second grader and that was the highlight for me. Next time? If the challenge arises, I shall ask producer Irwin Allen to invite me for lunch on the set of his iconic vessel, the Seaview along with the actors, set designers, writers (I'm looking at you, William Welch!) and others who made Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea so memorable. For current fandoms, it would be marvelous to
Until next time, farewell, Snowflakes!
Sincerely,
pronker