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pillowfortu_haul is posting memes that Pillowfolks call "blanket boxes." Here is one:Generate hand washing infographics based on your favourite song lyrics 🎶
jjhunter is hosting the latest round here; original variation created & hosted by staranise here.Once someone has an active thread, reply and tell them about something they've said, done, or made that you liked. A kind word, a signal-boost, a drawing, a story, a helpful post. This can be short or long. You can just name or link to something, or go into more detail.
jjhunter; DW-specific variant on 'friending'/subscription meme.Looking to grow your Dreamwidth circle? Comment here!
havocthecat here; lettered's variation is as follows:Pick a character I've written and I'll list the top ideas/concepts/etc I keep in mind while writing them that I believe are essential to accurately depicting them.*
*I don't think it follows that if other people don't have those concepts in mind they're inaccurately depicting them. For what it's worth.
nextian writes in a 2010 iteration, "Hilariously, the version going around has a bit about how no one remembers the actual wording". What all the iterations do share is a 'ask me anything and I will give you an honest answer' premise.dingsi's FONSFAQ masterpost:FONSFAQ stands for "Frequently (Or Not So Frequently) Asked Questions" (about a particular topic). Someone hosts a topic, preferably one per entry, and then in comments people can ask - i.e. leave prompts - or claim some issue relating to the topic that they have always wanted to explain/write about. The host then collects the links to all essays that people have written in reply to the prompts and everybody has a lot to read and learn!
fonsfaqjjhunter.If you're looking to add more mutual subscriptions to your circle, here is a space to advertise and connect.
jjhunter here:Tell me three things about how others see you, and three things about how you see yourself. You may use words, images, pieces of music, objects of significance to you (or images/descriptions of them), poems, links*, or whatever else pops to mind. Explanations are not required.
Anonymous comments will be left screened unless you explicitly ask me to unscreen them, so people can participate privately if they chose. Feel free to link and invite others to participate.
pretty_panther2012-07-25 05:56 pm
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pretty_panther2012-05-09 09:09 pm3_good_things_a_day. This particular variant comes from jjhunter's post here.It's easy to fixate on daily irritations and disappointments. Learn from them, then let them go: be kind to yourself. In your own journal, take a moment to think of and post three good things from your day or current week. Small or large, they are booster shots of pleasure worth sharing.
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lawofsyllogism. Google "[insert your name here] is" and then share some of your favorite sentences. You'd be surprised about what Google can tell you about yourself!Tell me about a story I haven't written, and I'll give you between one and three sentences from that story.
jjhunter; original post here.Whether life is currently yay or meh, take a few moments to think of a set of three good things for each of three categories: recent things/activities/events, people, and communities.