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Item #153 - At Camp Welaka, the Girl Scouts write wishes on paper airplanes and send them out into the world. But we don't trust airlines to get our wishes where they need to go. Write your wishes on tiny pieces of hand-made biodegradable confetti made from leaves and cast them into the wind. — Inspired by Katie
Item #151 - (UP TO 60 SECONDS) The Absence of Presence is Kansas' brand-new album, and with quarantine, so many of us are feeling the absence of presence deeply. Write a song in tribute to someone you miss and perform it for them (over Zoom, if possible, or to a photo of them if not). Post it online and tag @kansasband, @GISH, and
Item #149 - Using Zoom backgrounds and clever editing, ride a virtual rollercoaster so convincingly that it appears you're actually on the ride.
Item #148 - (SIDE-BY-SIDE) They say you can't really know someone until you walk in their shoes. We say, "Prove it!" Using the TikTok "floating body parts" challenge, create a synchronized dance routine with a friend, or teammate and, as you dance, have the other person's body parts float in and snap in place until you've swapped places in frame. Post it on TikTok tagged #GISH and send us the video and the link.
Item #147 - (TIMELAPSE) A TikTok-style "process" video of you braiding your hair into a fruit basket.
Item #143 - Seems like a lot of tech innovation centers around the same stuff -- selfies, memes, etc. Create a prototype of your own new device or app using whatever's handy (cardboard, recycled paper, string, etc.), then make a video explaining your wildly original world-changing technology (for example: a Xerox machine for smells, electronic pants that teach you how to dance; etc); and why investors should fund it. 100% Bonus points if you get a venture capitalist to chip in $5,000 or more to Random Acts for a stake in your idea. 200% bonus points if it's Jeff Bezos and it's $10,000 or more.
Item #133 - A Rube Goldberg machine that successfully feeds a dog or cat a treat.
Item #131 - At dusk, seek out one or more real living fireflies somewhere in the US or Canada, document and upload your observations to iNaturalist. Join the Firefly Project and tag your observations to: Fireflies of the USA and Canada. Send us a screenshot. Bonus points: Share a video of yourself or loved ones communicating with the fireflies. - Karina W.
Item #126 - The littlest kids in your neighborhood miss group story time. Project a children's book on a large wall, your garage, a sheet, or another large surface for long-distance viewing and, using a bullhorn, read aloud to the neighborhood kids from afar.
Item #121 - Not that we have a strong opinion on the topic, but to be a casual English language grammar prescriptivist is to be complicit and prideful in systems that, by nature, devalue cultural and colloquial flexibility in the use of language (lookin' at you, AAVE) by maintaining that only those selective demographics who have dominated the academy, or been deemed valuable by the academy, have the license to create language to suit their communicative needs — Big Academia only affords the grace of words to the voices of a specific demographic (generally, in the West, the well-educated, affluent and predominantly white members of society). Perform a mic-dropping slam poem highlighting the value of eschewing prescriptivism and embracing dynamic, evolving forms and dialects of grammar. You may not USE any language variance that's currently in use (like AAVE) to do this item as it may be appropriative or racially or technically insensitive, depending on the speaker… instead, you must perform it in academic English. Hypocritical? Yup.
Item #257 - This is the 10th Annual GISH Hunt, as we may have mentioned. So we're doing a #TBTY (Throw Back Ten Years), to the VERY FIRST GISH Item ever, in 2011: Someone completely covered in cotton candy. The only part of them that can be showing is their face, which has to have lipstick all over it. (NOTE: You must have a sign that says "2020" somewhere in the image.)
Item #255 - Make an image of one of these 2020 Calendar Grids (like this) for any #Supernatural actor (or any other celebrity of your choosing). Post it to social media tagging the actor, #GISH & #2020MakesMeFeelLike.
Item #254 - The boogie-woogie bugle Sqroose of Company G.
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Item #252 - (LOCATION-BASED) WHAT’S IN THE BOX?! WHAT’S IN THE BOX?!! The Supernatural Post Production team left a box of Supernatural books as a gift for Gishers. Find it & take only one, unless it’s the last one in the box — then take a photo with the book, with your team name on the inside cover and return to the box for the next team to find. Here’s how you find the box of treasures: Find Tex’s creation near where Jensen is taller than Jared and where Jared worked as a teenager... NOTE: Wear a mask and socially distance. Use hand sanitizer before and after touching contents of the box. There is some hand sanitizer with the box right now, but BRING YOUR OWN to be safe. You may take a book or any ONE other item from the box. GO
Item #251 - Camp GISH is hosting a formal party, and you forgot to pack — but you're nothing if not resourceful. Create a fashionable, rustic evening or cocktail dress or tuxedo all out of materials you'd find in the woods (foliage, pine needles, and pine cones, sticks... you get the idea). and model it in a "campground" or wilderness setting. (If you're in a place that is in lockdown and you absolutely cannot go outside by law, you may instead fashion your attire out of the detritus of quarantine life: cardboard boxes. But we want to see the campground couture, so ONLY do this if you legally or safely cannot go out, and please note that fact in your comments.)
Item #250 - The stress of the pandemic has taken a toll on the mental health of many, and a lot of people have been spending a lot of extra time in isolation - so it's important to be our own best friends. Weave a message of hope, strength, or resilience into a friendship bracelet to remind yourself to be kind to yourself and that you are loved. (Then, make a matching one for someone you know who is feeling lonely.)