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[ashelterofpages]

Hey look, here I am again!

So, because it's 3weeks4dreamwidth time, I thought I'd do something fun and that I've really missed doing. Plus, it's one more reason to get me back in the swing of replying to comments and checking my reading list.

- Leave a comment and I'll pull you at least one tarot card and one oracle card.
- My two oracle decks right now are The Wild Unknown Archetypes and The Embroidered Graveyard. Let me know which you'd prefer.
- Along with your choice, go ahead and tell me something cool you've seen on DW lately. It can be a comm, a post, a comment thread. Alternately, you can tell us something you'd like to see more of!
- Everyone should look through the comments for some interesting things, or cool ideas to start putting up around here.

With your reading, I'm also oferring to give you a little piece of micro/flash fiction inspired either by the cards I pull, the thing you share, or some combination of the two!

So yeah, I thought this could be fun! Comm look through the comments and see if you can find something cool to explore, or maybe some inspiration on new things to do.


Also, on the off chance you'd like to leave me a tip, my kofi is here.

Comments

[madgastronomer]

Oo! Embroidered Graveyard, please!

[yarnofariadne]

Embroidered Graveyard, please!

I always enjoy dolorosa_12's Friday open threads.

[yhlee]

- Embroidered Graveyard,please?

- drawesome is one of my favorite comms on DW - fanart challenges running monthly (original art also welcome), all skill levels encouraged, a lovely welcoming space run by great admins (goss and mific). This month's challenge is Mermay. :)

[impala_chick]

I've been loving the challenges at lands_of_magic this round!

The embroidered graveyard, please :)

[scintilla10]

Ooh, thank you for offering! Here via the 3W4DW comm. Embroidered Graveyard please!

I really enjoy the regular posts over at common_nature.

[soc_puppet]

Everyone else is going for Embroidered Graveyard, so hit me up with The Wild Unknown, please!

moodthemeinayear is a community dedicated to creating custom mood themes over the course of a year. I've been having a whole lot of fun with it! I think it'd be neat if some new people joined and started now, but I get that it can feel a little weird to join when it's not right at the beginning of a thing.

queerly_beloved is a community about being queer and friendly and supporting each other and stuff. Just, a general inclusive queer community for Dreamwidth. I host weekly rec threads, but there isn't much activity besides that—though I'd love for there to be!

kittens_and_spitefic is all about insincere trolling. Person A makes a post where they pretend they hate something they love, then persons B through infinity "troll" OP with cat macros/lolcats, fanart, recs, fanfic snippets, etc. I put up a 3w4dw post right here. I'd be beyond delighted if there was more activity there.

Finally, I'm running summerofthe69 for its second year! There's a poll up right now to decide this year's themes. After a stronger start than I expected last year, I'm really hoping that the comm will be able to have another good showing this year.


Thank you for hosting this! If you only have time to do one of these, I'd still be super jazzed ♥

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Oh, yes, I love tarot prompts. Any of the decks.

Cool things I've seen on DW.

1. misbegotten posted this quiz, which is very funny: Which AO3 tag are you? https://misbegotten.dreamwidth.org/1276814.html

2. silverdelver makes very beautiful icons: https://silverdelver.dreamwidth.org/

3. I got a beautiful retro postcard from DW friend dine in the mail and made a collage with it:

[ride_4ever]

This is a brilliant idea you have for a celebratory activity for 3W4DW!

The Wild Unknown Archetypes please. and the flash fiction too please.

Something cool I've seen on DW, and in keeping with the Tarot Card theme here, is a due South Greater Arcana Tarot Deck by mific.

[spiralicious]

The embroidered graveyard, please

I have some of the most wonderfully weird conversations in the comments at endings and it's a lot of fun seeing the endings out of context.