Green Room - Week 22 - Day 5

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It's deadline day, do you know where your favorites are? http://therealljidol.livejournal.com/553736.html

Do you know where you are for that matter? I've heard a lot of rumors about your night, and none of them are good! Are there any identifying traits to the woods where you woke up? Yes, I know "there are a lot of trees", but maybe the position of the sun can help you. Although I'm not as certain that it will help you find your pants. You are on your own on that one.

Vote - Week 22

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It's Week 22, and I've heard all sorts of speculation on what was going on with the deadline this time around. Some of it interesting. Most of it quite amusing! None of it, that I saw at least, correct.

This week has an extra special sting to it. Because dblicher missed the deadline, and has been eliminated.

You know what? You caught me in a good mood. She gets to stay.

That would be bad regardless. But the fact that, otherwise, it is a non-elimination round, where no one was scheduled to be going home, that just makes it worse!

Don't despair though, your efforts will be judged!

All current contestants need to read the entries http://therealljidol.livejournal.com/553736.html and email me (clauderainsrm@gmail.com) their three favorites PAIRS, based on this week's entries by Monday, April 16th at 8pm EDT The winning pair will get something. :)

Sound good? Hope so, cause that's what's happening! :)

Good luck to everyone, and have fun reading!

Topic - Week 23

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While you are reading and voting, let's throw in some writing into that mix as well!

You are back on your own, without partners, and the topic is

the weak force.

The deadline to link your entries back to this thread is Monday, April 16th at 9pm EDT

Have fun!

Work Room - Week 23

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The new topic has been posted http://therealljidol.livejournal.com/555757.html, and I'm sure the field is split between those going "Neat. But how do I work this into an entry" and those going "WTF?"

Which is perfect, because how often do you have to approach something that leaves you more than a little unsure of how you are going to handle it? You can research it and figure out exactly what it is, wrapping concepts around concepts. Or, you can tackle it from where the words themselves take you. It's really your choice, and there are no wrong answers - just eliminated contestants! ;)

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You are coming out of two weeks of working with people, how was the experience for you? What did you like/not like about coordinating with someone else?