Snowflake Challenge - Day 14

[dizzojay]

 I'm a bit late with this as it's been a crazy couple of weeks, but I've enjoyed doing my scavenger hunt at last!

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.

 

1.     1. a fannish item

A piece of my own pastel fan art signed by Jensen Ackles

 

2. something round

My two beautiful housebunnies, Juniper and Nutmeg








3. something that is your favorite color

Here are three things in my favourite family of colours:  my nails – dark teal, my necklace – turquoise, my bedroom walls – duck egg blue.

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

Shamelessly jumping on the Wordle bandwagon right now!

 
5. a book you are currently reading

I got a new Kindle for Christmas, and I made sure I copied all the books on my old one across to this new one.  I’ve got a lot of Bill Bryson books on my Kindle as he's one of my favourite authors, and this is the newest one that I’ve just started reading.

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

I had a bit of a girl crush on Toyah back in the 80’s and even now I admire her and love listening to her music!

7. the last movie you watched

I watched ‘the Theory of Everything’ recently.  I’ve seen it several times and I love it.

8. TV show you're currently watching

I finally got around to watching this and it was brilliant!

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

I don’t know how my phone hasn’t melted!

 

Comments

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[oldtoadwoman]

Great pictures! So awesome that you have autographed art. Bunnies are adorable. I'll have to check out Toyah; I don't know her.

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[dizzojay]

Thank you!
Toyah was a big star in the eighties. She was quite 'off the wall' and her songs were really imaginative and unusual. She was a great character. She's a tiny woman with a bit of a lisp and she also had a club foot and a curvature of the spine when she was a child. With all that to contend with, she was as tough as old boots, and was an awesome role model for teenaged me. She's still famous in the UK and is pretty much universally loved!