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[grundyscribbling]

Pick a day! Give me a topic! Ask a question! Fandom, not fandom, whatever. I will write at least 100 words about it.

December
1. Favorite place to repeat visit for work or places you've visited for work and want to return to just for fun. (Or both!)	2. _______	3. What's your take on Discord vs. Tumblr vs. Dreamwidth vs. Other Fandom Discussion Options (esp. in Tolkien fandom) these days?	4. _______	5. _______	6. _______	7. _______
8. _______	9. _______	10. _______	11. _______	12. _______	13. On the 13th, the Swedes celebrate light on the day of St. Lucia, and the traditions and celebrations I really enjoy; we've participated at a few events of the German-Swedish community in Heidelberg. So, I'd like to ask you about light, or candles, and what it means to you. Fandom or not, your choice!	14. _______
15. Favourite colour and why.	16. _______	17. _______	18. Favorite nonfiction and fiction books (excluding Tolkien).	19. _______	20. Your thoughts on tea	21. _______
22. _______	23. What do you most enjoy cooking and name something you haven't perfected yet but intend to?	24. _______	25. _______	26. _______	27. _______	28. _______
29. _______	30. _______	31. _______

Comments

[heartofoshun]

1. Your favorite place to repeat visit for work or places you've visited for work and want to return to just for fun. (Or both!)

[independence1776]

18. Favorite nonfiction and fiction books (excluding Tolkien).

[keiliss]

23: What do you most enjoy cooking and name something you haven't perfected yet but intend to?
15: Favourite colour and why.

[wendylove]

Can we do what are essentially fic prompts? If so - not messing with your DoC timeline, I think - how do Dawn and Maeglin meet?

If you'd rather not: what's your take on Discord vs. Tumblr vs. Dreamwidth vs. Other Fandom Discussion Options (esp. in Tolkien fandom) these days?

Picking a number: 3, I guess?

[ysilme]

This is a great meme! I hope it's not too shabby to give you the same prompts I gave Keiliss, but I really like to know. :o)

On the 13th, the Swedes celebrate light on the day of St. Lucia, and the traditions and celebrations I really enjoy; we've participated at a few events of the German-Swedish community in Heidelberg. So, I'd like to ask you about light, or candles, and what it means to you. Fandom or not, your choice!

And since there weren't many answers yet, if you don't mind a second topic by one person, I'd also like your thoughts on tea, perhaps for the 20th? Or whatever date suits you best.