Snowflake Challenge Fourteen

[turps]

Challenge #14

In your own space, post your pictures of your fandom scavenger hunt results. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.



Look around your current space, whether digital or brick-n-mortar. Post a pic or description of:



1. a fannish item

My bobblehead shelf. Amazingly standing up today as Murphy likes to knock them down.



2. something round

My SiL bought me these for Christmas, there's another one not in shot. I need to think what to put in them as two are totally empty.



3. something that is your favorite color

I like the colour yellow and this was the closest thing nearby that has yellow in it.



4. the last game you played (video, phone, table top, etc.)

I started playing The Simpsons Tapped Out when I first got my iPad which is over 8 years ago now. My Springfield is pretty big but with every update I worry my iPad won't be new enough to support it. That happened last month with the new download of a Disney Magic Kingdoms game I'd been playing for a similar amount of time and now I can't play any more :(



5. a book you are currently reading

I considered going to get a different book, but this is what I am reading downstairs. I got a load of Christmas books from a second-hand shop and am still working my way through them. They're the book form of a popcorn film to me.



6. album art of the first song that comes up on shuffle

I have no idea how to shuffle my Spotify so have a mix that was playing last.



7. the last movie you watched

At the cinema, it was West Side Story.



8. TV show you're currently watching

I've been catching up on the latest season of Legends of Tomorrow.



9. the homescreen, lockscreen, or desktop wallpaper from your device

I have to be honest, I haven't actually used anything personal, just use one loaded on my phone.

Comments

[frausorge]

Wow, you have enough bobbles to cast a movie! And hurray for lighthearted reading. Such a good thing to get us through these days!

[turps]

It would be a strange crossover GoT and Marvel movie. I now need to ponder if Marvel need to be in GoT times or vice versa *g*

Those lighthearted books are great for dipping in and out of. Half the time I'll forget what happened in them within days, but that's fine. They're just gentle word entertainment and do what they have to do :)

[kat_lair]

I approve of your spotify playlist :D

[turps]

It's an excellent list!

Also, good walking music.

[turlough]

So many fun photos! I love those deer-topped jars and the sheep in that painting are so much fun!

Your obsession with Christmas-themed media is so cute :-)

[turps]

I need to get the sheep painting framed and hung up. Somewhere easily seen though as it makes me smile each time I see it. And the jars are so cute, I've been thinking about them and think the two empty ones would look good in the bathroom filled with spare soaps, face masks etc.

Christmas media makes me happy. Though I do hope I've finished my stack of books before it gets warm.

[dreamersdare]

Approving hard on that spotify playlist. Looks most excellent :D

[turps]

It is a fun playlist :D

[wenchpixie]

I love that kind of book for when my brain needs to rest, but actively (iyswim) - life is hard, cosy books where everyone ends up happy are such a balm (and have at least as important a place as booker prize winning or classic "proper" literature).

Ooh the jars are lovely and so you! So, you need things to go in them that need general corralling, but that aren't more faff to empty and refill than just using their original container (and it looks like they're more "office" than "kitchen" or "bathroom"? If you do the tealight thing, that might be quite a nice thing to store, it might be quite nice to use one as a gratitude jar (if that's something that works for you, it doesn't work for me, but they're a lovely idea) or a memory jar (ticket stubs, that kind of thing).

[turps]

life is hard, cosy books where everyone ends up happy are such a balm (and have at least as important a place as booker prize winning or classic "proper" literature).

You're so right. I enjoy reading lots of things but often I just want to escape into a world where everything is cosy and a happy ending is guaranteed.

The jars are lovely, my SiL got it very right this year.

I agree, they are more office-like and funnily enough, the one not in shot I've been using to store the tea lights on my fireplace. I also like the idea of a memory jar. In fact, now you've inspired me to search out my theatre tickets and put them in one of the jars. They're not something I look at often, but I still like to keep them as memories.

Thank you for the suggestions.

[spikedluv]

So many bobble heads!

Yellow is a pretty color. Our living room is painted yellow.

[turps]

I can't say I'm surprised you like yellow :)

My kitchen has yellow walls, it's such a lovely colour. And actually, I could have taken a photo of that *g*

[rikes]

What a great snapshot into your life!

I know what you mean by how disappointing it is when old games become unplayable. I don't play a lot of games but there was this stupid game where monkeys shoot balloons (Bloons Tower Defense 3) that I used to play every now and then to relax, but it's was a flash based game and therefore no longer available :((( There are new versions - I think up to 6 now? - but I don't have the energy to learn a new one, I just want to mindlessly enjoy the old one! But no.

[turps]

I enjoyed this Snowflake challenge.

I don't play a lot of games but there was this stupid game where monkeys shoot balloons (Bloons Tower Defense 3) that I used to play every now and then to relax, but it's was a flash based game and therefore no longer available

I totally get it. The games I play aren't complicated at all, they're also mindless, a lot of poking at the screen but they're something I enjoy in a very non-thinking way. I miss my Disney game and am sure at one point The Simpsons will go the same way :(