This year it is running from July 24-Aug 2 and we're going to have places to share reflections both on the forum and on facebook.
For any not familiar with the Summer Challenge it's a little like an online book club and a little like a collaborative art project. We read two chapters a day (leaving Sunday as a catch up or rest day) and share reflections about what we read. Your reflections can essentially be in any form of writing or visual art you can think of.
I'm looking forward to seeing what you guys have to share
Statistics: Posted by Swanwhite — Tue Jul 18, 2017 2:24 am
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Statistics: Posted by Lily of Archenland — Mon Jan 25, 2016 3:25 am
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Hmmm ... I had heard back in 80's that ANC was into using car tires in very nasty executions. From a girl who was part Swedish part Boer. Nelson Mandela really changed since those days? That would be great news. Before talking to her, or rather while starting the conversation where I heard it, I had been collecting funds for ANC school projects. As per Swedish Church (I was Lutheran back then) showing solidarity with NM and DT.
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Failing to have your story approved will result in you being prohibited from sharing your story that week, and if you proceed to share without permission you may be banned from that week's group.
Statistics: Posted by Lucy Took — Sun May 31, 2015 3:36 am
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The first category is By the Book. This category is for things specifically named in one of the Chronicles. We are asking that no one enter Turkish Delight (too common in the Narnian kitchen craft), and that nobody enter bread and margarine (yes, we know Edmund mentioned it, but that is way too easy.) This category is judged by creativity and accuracy; therefore, be sure to follow book descriptions, but try to choose a dish you don't think someone else will choose. Substitutes are allowed, just remember not to make them too outrageously different. (Beef for lamb? Of course! Turkey for lobster? Reconsider.)
The second category is Out of the Hat. This is the category that will call for more creativity. Beaver's dam cookies? Absolutely! Gingersnaps with the face of Ginger? Totally acceptable! A dish you think would be served in one of the countries in Narnia? Go for it! This category is judged based on creativity and intensity. In this, the concept matters just as much as the final turn-out. Did the White Witch's castle cake tower fall down on you? Who cares? Just the fact that you tried doing something that ridiculously complicated gives you bonus points.
So how do you enter? Simple, really. Name your dish, and provide a short description of it, telling us things like what gave you the inspiration for the dish, and where in the book can we find a description of the dish (For By the Book entries)? Then, take some pictures of it. Be sure to cite any sources you used. If you used a specific recipe or watched some Youtube videos that gave you ideas or tutorials, be sure to include them. Then, private message your entry to Ajnos, Swanwhite, Lucy Took, or the Happy Islander.
Judging will commence in early May. As previously mentioned, the winning recipes will be put in the Book of Incantations, and the winners will receive full-color copies of their respective pages.
If you have any questions or concerns, direct them to Tenethia or Ariel.of.Narnia.
We have also posted a video announcement about this event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxrRAOTLf-4 Youtube is not associated with TLC. Beware of dragons.
Statistics: Posted by Tenethia — Tue Apr 07, 2015 4:26 am
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Here's the thread I promised you: https://www.thelionscall.com/forum/view ... f=16&t=409 (TLC is affiliated with TLC, for those of you who didn't realize.)
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Statistics: Posted by cor — Wed Apr 01, 2015 4:43 pm
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I'm in!Statistics: Posted by gypsevedius — Wed Apr 01, 2015 3:02 pm
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Statistics: Posted by elanorelle — Sat Mar 28, 2015 8:02 pm
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