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Challenges: Year Long Main 2021
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Janice Journeys to the Past in 2021
Badge 1(view spoiler)
✔️ = complete
Museum 7
✔️ Location - Through Black Spruce
✔️ About - Down Among the Sticks and Bones
✔️ Collection - The Heiress of Linn Hagh
✔️ Interactive - Triptych
Museum 8
✔️ Location - Inspector of the Dead
✔️ About - Fool's Assassin
✔️ Collection - One Word Kill
✔️ Interactive - Dawn
Museum 9
✔️ Location - Loyalty in Death
✔️ About - The Persimmon Tree
✔️ Collection - The Broken Raven
✔️ Interactive - The Garden of Letters
Museum 14
✔️ Location - Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mount Everest Disaster
✔️ About - Witness in Death
✔️ Collection - The Sin Eater's Daughter
✔️ Interactive - The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa
Badge 2*Museum 11
✔️ Location - Wicked All Night
✔️ About - The Kingdom of Copper
✔️ Collection - Tooth and Claw
✔️ Interactive - The Mountains Sing
*Museum 22
✔️ Location - A Gentleman in Moscow
✔️ About - Doomsday Book
✔️ Collection - The Arctic Fury
✔️ Interactive - The Last Green Valley
*Museum 30
✔️ Location - Beneath a Scarlet Sky
✔️ About - Joplin's Ghost
✔️ Collection - Blackberry Winter
✔️ Interactive - The Book of Lost Things
*Museum 31
✔️ Location - Kade's Dark Embrace
✔️ About - Judgment in Death
✔️ Collection - The Rose Code
✔️ Interactive - The Night Tiger
*Museum 34
✔️ Location - Fire Touched
✔️ About - Provenance
✔️ Collection - The Last Boyfriend
✔️ Interactive - A Duty to the Dead
*Museum 38
✔️ Location - We All Looked Up
✔️ About - The Lost Man
✔️ Collection - Fool's Quest
✔️ Interactive - The Book of Lost Friends
Badge 3✔️Museum 1
Location - My Sister, the Serial Killer
About - Storm Cursed
Collection - Dirty Little Secrets
Interactive - Clanlands: Whisky, Warfare, and a Scottish Adventure Like No Other
✔️ Museum 10
Location - An American Princess: The Many Lives of Allene Tew
About - The Council of Twelve
Collection - The Perfect Hope
Interactive - Accidental Tryst: A Romantic Comedy
✔️ Museum 13
Location - The Kingdom of Back
Collection - The Poppy Field
About - Flight
Interactive - Blood Heir
✔️ Museum 16
Location - Gods of Jade and Shadow
About - A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
Collection - Wake of Vultures
Interactive - Too Many Murders
✔️ Museum 19
Location - The Queen's Gambit
About - Assassin's Fate
Collection - The Price of Paradise
Interactive - The Sea of Tranquility
✔️ Museum 26
Location - Spring Tide
About - The Long Ships
Collection - The Lions of Al-Rassan
Interactive - Silence Fallen
✔️Museum 28
Location - Half Sick of Shadows
About - The Empire of Gold
Collection - Malibu Rising
Interactive - The House in the Cerulean Sea
✔️ Museum 36
Location - Cross Bones
About - LaRose
Collection - Mary Jane
Interactive - The River
Badge 4Museum 4
✔️ About - The Scorpion's Tail
Museum 5
✔️ About - Adulthood Rites
Museum 6
✔️ Interactive - The Lost Girl
Museum 15
✔️ Location - We Begin at the End
Museum 17
✔️ Collection - Eyewall
Museum 18
✔️ Location - At First Light
✔️ About - The City of Brass
Museum 20
✔️ About - Imago
✔️ Collection - The Shadow of What Was Lost
Museum 21
✔️ Collection - Covet
Museum 23
✔️ About - Dark Resurrection
Museum 24
✔️ Location - The Lost Apothecary
✔️ Interactive - The Buried Book
Museum 27
✔️ About - The Witch's Heart
✔️ Collection - Under the Whispering Door
Museum 33
✔️ Collection - The End of All Things
Museum 35
✔️ Collection - The Emperor's Edge
Museum 37
✔️ Location - The Next Always
Museum 39
✔️ Location - The Human Division
Museum 40
✔️ Location - Tell Me Lies
✔️ Interactive - Murder at Melrose Court
Interactive Tasks picked by members1. Theme Travel - Clanlands: Whisky, Warfare, and a Scottish Adventure Like No Other
2. Title Gold Sun Silver Moon or Peanut - The Killing Moon
3. Title in Script - The Shadows
4. Cover geometric pattern - The Wrath and the Dawn
5. POC suffers injustice - The 57 Bus: A True Story of Two Teenagers and the Crime That Changed Their Lives
6. Setting Megacity (Los Angeles) - IQ
7. Cover Windows - Triptych
8. Author Woman or POC (why not both?)- Dawn
9. Title Garden - The Garden of Letters
10. Cover City View - The City We Became
11. Title Mountain - The Mountains Sing
12. Domestic Fiction List - Truly Madly Guilty
13. First Person POV - Dead Beat
14. Cover Bicycle - The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa
15. Cover Insect - Bone Gap
16. Genre Thriller - The Whisper Man
17. Cover Clock - 24 Hours
18. Theme Motherhood - With Love from the Inside
19. MC plays musical instrument - The Sea of Tranquility
20. Cover Broken Pieces - The Waiting Hours
21. Character/Author Maria - Magic Study
22. Setting Poland - The Things We Cannot Say
23. Transitional journey by foot/sea - Salt to the Sea
24. Cover Building - The Life We Bury
25. Cover/Title Doll - Doll House
26. Character Tradesman - Silence Fallen
27. Cover Arm - Season of Storms
28. Cover Cat or MC has one - Storm Cursed
29. Title One Word plural form - The Immortalists
30. Author/MC David - The Book of Lost Things
31. Title Tiger/Leopard/Jaguar - The Night Tiger
32. Retelling classic - In the Night Garden
33. Title 4 words include compound - The Spaceship Next Door
34. Theme WW1 - A Duty to the Dead
35. Setting/Cover Boat - Night of Knives
36. Theme Survival - The River
37. Epistolary - A Tale for the Time Being
38. Cover Big Sky - Starman Jones
39. Female Author Deceased before aged 50 - Come Along With Me
40. Crime with Jewelry as clue - The Midnight Line
Wouldn't it be fun if we created your interactive tasks? ;-)
Peggy wrote: "Wouldn't it be fun if we created your interactive tasks? ;-)"I like that idea, Peggy!
Never thought to look to see if you already had a spreadsheet or not. I've just been making one. Only half way through the tasks.
Peggy wrote: "Wouldn't it be fun if we created your interactive tasks? ;-)"Go for it! I would enjoy having to gopher for the challenge like the rest of you do.
Sarah wrote: "Never thought to look to see if you already had a spreadsheet or not. I've just been making one. Only half way through the tasks."Were you able to look at my spreadsheet? You're welcome to copy it if you like.
Awesome :D If everyone's who interested in creating some interactive tasks for Janice sends me a PM, I'll divide museums. If you then send me your tasks, we can surprise Janice with them all at once. It will be like a mini year long challenge for her :)
That's so awesome! Thanks for even thinking of that.
Janice wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Never thought to look to see if you already had a spreadsheet or not. I've just been making one. Only half way through the tasks."Were you able to look at my spreadsheet? You're wel..."
Yes I could see it. Now I've done half, copy and pasting yours will probably take the same amount of time as copy and pasting the info from the main challenge thread so i'll just carry on as I am. Thanks though.
Great idea, Peggy! I'd be in for a couple too. I mentioned it in the other thread, but just to add it here too. Remember that you can't duplicate tasks with friends, so you will need to create tasks specifically for Janice. Don't plan to copy your own.
Alright Janice, here are your tasks! Like the ones you make for us, there's nice variety in difficulty ;-)I added the names of the members who created the tasks, just in case you need a ruling ;-) I tried to work with pictures as much as I could, but sometimes that didn't work so then there's a link.
I also have this as a Word-file with all the coding, so let me know if that's useful to you if you want to copy/paste these tasks somewhere else, but without losing anything from them.
Happy gophering!!
Oh, and did you say it was your birthday today? Happy birthday!!
Museum 1: Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar, SenegalCreated by: Jenn
Interactive item – Baobab Tree
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On the move – The Baobab, also known as the tree of life, have been carbon-dated at up to 2,450 years old. These enormous trees can grow up to 154’ circumference, with trunks holding up to 120,000 litres of water. Unfortunately, in the early 21st Century these trees began dying off, possibly due to dehydration from global warming. There are many origin tales attached to this tree, my favorite is that when God planted the Baobab it just kept walking away, so God planted it upside down to keep it where it was put.
Task: Read a book with a theme of travel.
Museum 2: Museum of the Royal Tombs of Sipán in Chiclayo, Peru
Created by: Esther
Interactive item – Señor de Sípan
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The necklace he wears as been described here as half gold (sun) half silver (mood) in a peanut pattern
Task: Read a book with gold, sun, silver, moon or peanut in the title.
Museum 3: Bangkok National Museum
Created by: TrudyAn
Interactive item – Ram Khamhaeng Inscription stele
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The Ram Khamhaeng Inscription stele is thought to be the earliest example of Thai script, dating to 1292. The inscription describes a plentiful kingdom ruled by a benevolent king.
Task: Read a book that has the title in script (cursive, handwritten characters as distinct from print).
Museum 4: The National Art Center in Tokyo
Created by: Rusalka
Interactive item - Photo of David Bowie dressed by Kansai Yamamoto. Masayoshi Sukita,1973.
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An Exhibition titled “Fashion in Japan 1945-2020” is running in 2021. Kansai Yamamoto was a Japanese designer who provided costumes for Ziggy Stardust during the 70s and 80s, including this striped bodysuit for the Aladdin Sane tour.
Task: Read a book with a repeating geometric pattern over the whole cover. Eg The Origin of Species
Museum 5: National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.
Created by: Sarah
Interactive item – Black Lives Matter poster
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During Covid, the museum is closed but has created some 'online collections' so that you can continue to engage with the museum and learn something new. Under the 'Activism' collection, I chose a poster stating 'Black Lives Matter' used at the Million Man March 20th Anniversary. It seemed an apt choice given the events of earlier in the year.
Task: Read a book where a POC experiences an injustice
Museum 6: Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa in Cape Town
Created by: Peggy
Interactive item – Alone Together IV
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Task: Read a book set in one of the world’s Megacities (excluding London, New York and Paris) from this list.
Museum 7: National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa
Created by: Sandra
Interactive item – Window on Main Street
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Task: Read a book with a window on the cover.
Museum 8: Tate Modern in London
Created by: Grainne Coughlan
Interactive item - Dearest Art Collector
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The Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous group of female artists who remain anonymous by wearing gorilla masks. They are devoted to fighting sexism and racism within the art world. Their mission is to bring gender and racial inequality to the attention of the art world. They are compared to other anonymous do-gooders like Robin Hood, Batman, and the Lone Ranger.
Task: Read a book by a woman or a non-white writer. It can be any genre of your choosing.
Museum 9: The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City
Created by: Cherie
Interactive item – Rooftop garden
The Met Museum has a roof top garden. I especially enjoyed the video by the artitist, Hector Zamora, about his new structure in the roof top garden.
Task: Read a book about a garden - real or imaginary or to read a book with ‘garden’ in the title.
Museum 10: Mauritshuis in The Hague, Netherlands
Created by: Jayme
Interactive item - ”View of Delft”, by Johannes Vermeer, c 1660-1661
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Task: Read a book with a view of a city on the cover. Does not have to be a view of the entire city.
Museum 11: The National Palace Museum in TaipeiCreated by: Kristie
Interactive item - The Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains, by Huang Gongwang, 1347–50.
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Task: Read a book with “mountain” in the title. Plurals are acceptable.
Museum 12: The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities in Cairo
Created by: Shirley
Interactive item - The Sarcophagus of Kawit
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This is the sarcophagus of Queen Kawit. The outer faces are beautifully decorated with daily life scenes.
Task: Read a book from this list of Domestic Fiction Books. (There’s only 3380 books to choose from.)
Museum 13: Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna
Created by: Lanelle
Interactive item - Self-Portrait by Rembrandt
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Painted in 1652, it is one of over 40 painted self-portraits by Rembrandt. (I wonder why he painted so many pictures of himself!)
Task: Read a book that is written in first-person point of view
Museum 14: Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
Created by: Jenn
Interactive item - Colecticleta La Habanera
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Jorge “Rito” Lamb – “Colecticleta La Habanera” (2005) – In 2005, Jorge completed his Baccalaureate in Sculpture with the work "Colecticleta la Habanera".
Task: Read a book with a bicycle prominently featured on the cover.
Museum 15: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Created by: Rusalka
Interactive item - The Nest - Louise Bourgeois. 1998
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Louise Bourgeois was known for her work in the 90s of large steel spider installations. Her largest is over 9m tall, but The Nest at SFMOMA is much more manageable at 2m.
Task: Read a book with an insect on the cover.
Museum 16: Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City
Created by: Sandra
Interactive item - Figurine from Altiplano Preclassic
I don’t know you, but I think this guy looks super scared.
Task: Read a book in the thriller genre.
Museum 17: Musée D'Orsay in Paris
Created by: Sarah
Interactive item - Clock
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The museum has a clock and candelabra piece by architect-decorator Emile Reiber in their collection. It was made in 1873 and has a strong oriental influence.
Task: Read a book with a clock or candelabra on the front cover.
Museum 18: The Art Institute of Chicago
Created by: Shirley
Interactive item – Mother and Child
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The painting is called “Mother and Child”
Task: Read a book with a major theme of motherhood.
Museum 19: Museo Larco in Lima
Created by: Esther
Interactive item – Sculptural ceramic ceremonial vessel that represents a flute player
Task: Read a book in which the MC plays an instrument.
Museum 20: The Museum of Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses in Xi'an, China
Created by: TrudyAn
Interactive item – Broken Terracotta Statues
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The Terracotta statues found in Xi’an have been virtually all found in pieces. Restoration is laborious and time-consuming.
Task: Read a book with something broken to pieces on the cover.
Museum 21: The Musée du Louvre in ParisCreated by: Kristie
Interactive item - Infanta María Margarita, Velázquez, 1655
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Task: Read a book with an MC or author named Maria.
Museum 22: State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg
Created by: Rusalka
Interactive item - Vessel bearing a depiction of Scythians - (Silver, wax, gilding. 4th century BC, Scythian culture).
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In November, an exhibition titled “The Iron Age. Europe without Borders. The First Millennium BC” opened at the State Hermitage. It features intricate pieces like this one which were made by the Scythians. What’s interesting about the Scythians is that they were nomadic people who controlled a huge part of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, but managed to create these incredibly detailed metalwork pieces while constantly moving.
Task: Read a book set in one of these countries which were part of the Scythian Empire at some point in time: Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Poland, Kyrgyzstan, Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Romania, or Bulgaria.
Museum 23: Museo Nacional Del Prado in Madrid
Created by: Grainne Coughlan
Interactive item – Landscape with Sea and Mountains
Landscape with Sea and Mountains was painted by Momper. He was one of the finest Flemish landscape painters of the first decades of the seventeenth century. He built his works on very concrete models that he repeated in many paintings. Yet his paintings are in sharp contrast to the landscape of his homeland in Flanders which was flat.
Task: There are travelers walking the path through the mountains to the sea and travelers coming back from the sea too. Read a book where the main character goes on a journey on foot or by ship. It must be a key transition in the life of that person for example, a voyage of discovery, an immigration story, or fleeing war.
Museum 24: The National Gallery in London
Created by: Sarah
Interactive item – The Stonemason’s Yard
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The Canaletto painting called 'The Stonemason's Yard' is amongst the museum's collection. It is a view painting of a stonemason's yard in Venice.
Task: Read a book with a building on the front cover
Museum 25: Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
Created by: Peggy
Interactive item - Doll House
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The Rijksmuseum has 3 doll houses on display. This one is the doll house of Petronella Oortman.
Task: Read a book with a doll on the cover, or ‘doll’ in the title
Museum 26: The Vasa Museum in Stockholm
Created by: Rusalka
Interactive item - Owners’ Marks
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There are more than 200 items they have found and display from the Vasa that display owners’ marks on them. Tradespersons used these to show providence of the item, particularly when the vast majority of people were illiterate. These marks declined in use during the latter half of the 17th century when tradies started to be taught how to read and write.
Task: Read a book where a major character is a tradesperson.
Museum 27: The Acropolis Museum in Athens
Created by: Esther
Interactive item - Clay Nike
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Oh my! No arms! You must find them.
Task: Read a book with an arm on the cover. If not alone, it must be “in action” (ex: holding something, throwing a punch,,...)
Museum 28: The British Museum in London
Created by: Kristie
Interactive item - Ancient Egyptian bronze statue of a cat from the Late Period, about 664–332 BC
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Task: Read a book with a cat on the cover or in which the MC has a cat.
Museum 29: The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam
Created by: Shirley
Interactive item - Irises
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The title of the painting “Irises” is one plural word.
Task: Read a book with a title that has one word that is plural. “The” is the only other word you can use For example: The Betrayals by Bridget Collins is acceptable.
Museum 30: Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence
Created by: Cherie
Interactive item – Statue of David
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The Galeria dell'Accademia in Florence has a huge collection of status, but, the large statue of David is a feature.
Task: Read a book with a statue of David on the cover, or read a book by an author named David - either first or last, or read a book with the MC named David.
Museum 31: The National WWII Museum in New OrleansCreated by: Sandra
Interactive item - 1934 Opel sedan in winter camouflage
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Camouflage is the use of any combination of materials, coloration, or illumination for concealment, either by making animals or objects hard to see, or by disguising them as something else. Examples include the leopard's spotted coat. (Wiki)
Task: Read a book with “tiger”, “leopard”, “jaguar” in the title. Plurals allowed.
Museum 32: Pergamon Museum in Berlin
Created by: Peggy
Interactive item – Reconstruction of façade of throne room
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This is a reconstruction of the façade of the throne room in the royal palace, Babylon, Reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (604–562 BCE)
Task: Read a retelling of a classic novel
Museum 33: The Getty Center in Los Angeles
Created by: TrudyAn
Interactive item – Wheatstacks, Snow Effect, Morning
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“Wheatstacks, Snow Effect, Morning”, oil on canvas by Claude Monet, 1891
Task: Read a book with at least four words in the title, one of which is a compound word.
Museum 34: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
Created by: Jayme
Interactive item - Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe
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“Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe” photo of Britain’s most famous World War 1 fighter, “The Sopwith Camel”
Task: Read a book with World War 1 as its theme. World War 1 must be on the main page.
Museum 35: Instituto Ricardo Brennand in Recife, Brazil
Created by: Esther
Interactive item - Vista do Porto de Santos
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Task: Read a boat set on a boat or with a boat on the cover
Museum 36: Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial in Jerusalem
Created by: Jenn
Interactive item - Bransk, Poland, 1942, A group of Jewish partisans in the Bransk Forest
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During the Holocaust, Jews fought back on three levels: armed uprisings in ghettos and death camps, escape and smuggling of Jews from towns and ghettos to the forests for partisan warfare, and various forms of rescue.
Task: Read a book with a survival theme.
Museum 37: National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
Created by: Kristie
Interactive item - Johannes Vermeer, A Lady Writing a Letter, 1665-1666
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Task: Read an epistolary.
Museum 38: Inhotim in Brumadinho, Brazil
Created by: Sandra
Interactive item - I believe by Olafur Eiasson
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Task: Read a book with a prominent sky on the cover.
Museum 39: Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
Created by: TrudyAn
Interactive item – Self-portrait with Monkey and Parrot, Frida Kahlo 1942.
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Frida lived with the effects of illness and injury for most of her life. She died of a pulmonary embolism when she was only 47 years old.
Task: Read a book written by a woman who died before age 50.
Museum 40: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington
Created by: Grainne Coughlan
Interactive item – Wasekaseka
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It is a sperm whale tooth necklace also called Wasekaseka. It was gifted to the museum by R.L. Holmes in 1887.
Task: It was given by RL Holmes who has the same namesake as Sherlock Holmes. Read a book where a detective solves the crime (other than Sherlock Holmes). It must be a crime fiction and a key clue or defining part of the story must involve a piece of jewelry.
Awesome! Now I also want to read Janice's tasks. :D
Thanks for organizing this, Peggy! I hope you have fun with it, Janice. :)
Wow! This is great. I'm going to have fun gophering. It's quite the birthday present. :) Thanks so much, everyone, and thanks for organizing this Peggy.
Interactive task gophering.....
Wow! I've plugged all the tasks into my spreadsheet. I had fun looking at the pictures and seeing the tasks. There were a few chuckles and a few groans. I can empathize with you all a little better. Once I gopher for them all, I will post my results.
So many great tasks on there for you Janice. Some very creative ones too. Happy gophering! And happy birthday!
Happy birthday, Janice! I didn't know it was your birthday today. Great timing, Peggy!
Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone. I spent a good portion of it gophering the interactive tasks! I'm quite excited about the books I'm finding for these and the whole challenge. There are lots of new titles finding their way to the tasks. Last year, I carried quite a few forward from the previous year and I was hoping that wouldn't be the case this time.So if I have questions on the interactive tasks you've all assigned me, where do you want me to post them. I have one for Rusalka on Museum 4 that I posted in the Museum 4 Help thread, but no response so far. Should I post my questions in the help threads, or should I post them here?
I'd say "Interactive Tasks" thread sounds reasonable, but I was also checking this one just in case. I just think your thread might become to messy if we are all posting here. I don't know what the rest of the Circumstantial Task Creators (?) think. I'll adjust.
Interactive tasks sounds good to me too. I remember I did interactive tasks for you, but even though it was only a few days ago I don't remember the museum numbers. If others are the same, it might be easier to check the interactive thread for your questions than your own museum threads.
Sounds good. I will repost my question in Interactive Help thread.
Makes sense to me. I'll keep an eye out there if you have any questions about my tasks.
Me too, especially since apparently I gave mean tasks 🤦♀️ lol
Happy belated birthday, Janice!Such awesome tasks I'd never thought of. It's interesting to read but too 'scary' to do it. Good luck, and all the best wishes for you~!
Jenn wrote: "Me too, especially since apparently I gave mean tasks 🤦♀️ lol"I think you did 3, right? The travel one was good. I found a book fairly easy. I'm going to be listening to that lovely voice of Jamie Frazer. *sigh*. I now have to find a new Africa book because of the bicycle task, but it's a perfect book for it. I haven't done the survival one yet. That might be more of a challenge.
Sounds like some great choices 👍 and I’m jealous I should have grabbed them all when the library brought them in, but I only borrowed Dragonfly in Amber, and when I was done the rest were no longer available on audiobook 🤦♀️ Alas, I shall find my text copies at some point lol
The travel book I'm going to read is Clanlands: Whisky, Warfare, and a Scottish Adventure Like No Other. I'm quite intrigued.
Ohhhh, I almost bought that as my birthday present, but second guessed myself lol You will have to let me know how badly I messed up lol
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