The Challenge List

[smallhobbit]

So far, this is the list of challenges I have received:

• Go dancing, have a dance lesson


• Try painting


• Meal from a new cuisine, like Japanese or Chilean


• Go for a trip in a Canadian canoe


• Crotchet, perhaps make film characters


• Learn the basics of another language, relevant to my church work or sign language


• Use a different hand for doing stuff for a day


• Sketch a diary for a week


• Sew something simple and cheery


• A writing challenge based on "You have breath for no more than 99 words. What would they be?"


• Visit Dennis Severs house in London


• Go to the Sky Garden in London


• Cross stitch


• Hardanger


• A poetry challenge

Once I got over the panic of 'what am I going to do when?' and stopped trying to schedule everything rigidly into a calendar, I realised there is sufficient there to keep me occupied for a year.  There's a wide variety of challenges which is really good, and very pleasing, thank you flist.  There were a few other suggestions which I've decided against, but this collection should keep me busy.

So, watch this space!

 

Comments

[nagi_schwarz]

Good luck! You can do it! Sounds like you have a bunch of exciting new things to try. :)

[smallhobbit]

Thank you for your encouragement.

There's definitely plenty here - I wait to see how I get on :)

[moth2fic]

Hee! I'd have thought church and Brownies and work and family and photography and holidays and writing would have kept you busy enough but I do hope you enjoy your challenges!!

[smallhobbit]

In the grand scheme of things they do keep me busy, 'tis true. But hopefully most of these won't take up a significant amount of time, unless I really enjoy them. My intention really is to keep looking outwards and hopefully trying different challenges will do that.