What could you see yourself doing every day for a year? Not basic stuff like eating breakfast, brushing your teeth, etc. But some kind of creative endeavour. I’ve been getting hooked on the 365 things lately. There are quite a few of them out there. I don’t know where or who it started with. Here are some I know of:
Project 365
365 Project – Twitter – A photograph every day for a year.
Flickr: 365 Days, the knitterly and crafty types
Flickr: 365 Days (Self portraits).
365 Letters – Writing a letter every day.
How do you tell computers and humans apart? In cases where we can’t see whether we are interacting with a real human or a computer, 
I can’t print the form this is to be drawn on, but here is my contribution to 
You may have made a snowman, a snow angel or even a snow fort, but… have you written in the snow? I found this group on Flickr while looking for something else. Funny how I find some of the best and interesting things that way. I’m sure if I went looking for resources, blog posts, groups, etc. about writing in the sand I would find many resources. However, for writing in the snow there was only this one.
I like to draw a bit. Sometimes they get online, but my scanner is a bit temperamental, so sometimes they just get added to the pile of drawings I have done. I used to keep them posted to Flickr as well but I haven’t kept up with them there.
I love days when you get an idea and think of another hundred ideas, plans and plots all unraveling from the one original idea. Like peeling an onion, finding more layers upon layers inside.
Food Buzz had ten challenges for food bloggers in their Food Project Blog. The contest is over, the winner announced. But the challenges can inspire some fresh ideas for all bloggers, of every niche. 
Sometimes odd phrases just pop into my head. They don’t make sense in a logical way, but they reflect my sense of irony and personal logic. Today I’ve been watching a marathon of TV shows about geography of the planet.