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[aint-mishbehavin]

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There are hundreds of countries in the world and while borders divide us, there’s one thing that unites us: we’re all really weird. This week we’re challenging you to a game of Where’s Weirdo? Scour the globe to discover a “weird” or unique landmark or roadside oddity you’d love to visit in as many of these regions as you can, then create an illustration or collage that shows off all of the incredible, weird things you found in each location on a map of the world, “Where’s Waldo?” style. Somewhere in the picture, include at least one of your teammates as well as Misha Collins in a sock monkey hat. (You may hand-draw this or use Photoshop. It should go without saying, but we’re only talking about odd roadside attractions, nothing culturally appropriative or unkind.)

[teamscrumtrulescent]

202. [VIDEO] You’ve mastered your ordinary yo-yo pretty well, but now it’s time to take it next-level. Yo-yo something (that is not alive) that shouldn’t be yo-yo’ed.

[teamscrumtrulescent]

There are 8 pictures of Misha in here, can you find them all? -Red

202.  There are hundreds of countries in the world and while borders divide us, there’s one thing that unites us: we’re all really weird. This week we’re challenging you to a game of Where’s Weirdo? Scour the globe to discover a “weird” or unique landmark or roadside oddity you’d love to visit in as many of these regions as you can, then create an illustration or collage that shows off all of the incredible, weird things you found in each location on a map of the world, “Where’s Waldo?” style. Somewhere in the picture, include at least one of your teammates as well as Misha Collins in a sock monkey hat. (You may hand-draw this or use Photoshop. It should go without saying, but we’re only talking about odd roadside attractions, nothing culturally appropriative or unkind.)

[teamscrumtrulescent]

My favorite lens, now in an unbreakable form. Keeping it! -Tiia

202.  Rocks feel left out… side. Perfectly paint a rock to look exactly like a household tech gadget or kitchen utensil. Then lay it next to the real thing for your submission.

[aint-mishbehavin]

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Rocks feel left out… side. Perfectly paint a rock to look exactly like a household tech gadget or kitchen utensil. Then lay it next to the real thing for your submission.

[teamgoatsgoatsgoats]

Item 202:  Rocks feel left out… side. Perfectly paint a rock to look exactly like a household tech gadget or kitchen utensil. Then lay it next to the real thing for your submission.

[teamscrumtrulescent]

CompliBot was a last minute item I grabbed on the final day of the hunt. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, though! - Jez

202.  Create a compliment vending machine! This machine offers free compliments on activation. Install it in a busy public place… with you safely hidden inside (make sure you have visibility, airholes, etc. See Commandment 6, “Scavenging Safely.”). Offer a sincere, honest compliment to anyone who activates the mechanism and have a friend record the transaction.

[thegreatergood2017]

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A gisher wrote me recently stating, “I started gishwhes in 2015 myself and my children all joined in and had the best week of our lives, so much fun, so much love, so much laughter. In December 2015 I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer… But I didn’t let it beat me. We signed up for gishwhes 2016 and made beautiful art together and performed many acts of kindness to those around us and in need, my children now 10 & 8 have those lessons in their hearts now, to spread kindness and love to all around them! Unfortunately I am too sick to participate this year, but hope to still be here to see all the wonderful creations everyone makes, and if I’m not still here when gishwhes starts I will be watching down on you all, cheering everyone on.” Obviously, I cried when I read that. We emailed her back, but haven’t heard back… So this one’s for you, S. (and your kids), with love from me & everyone in the gishwhes family: Find a local hospital or cancer center and coordinate with them to deliver a comfort bag(s) to a patient. Fill a cheerfully decorated canvas or cloth bag with items to provide palliative relief and comfort to a cancer patient: soft eye masks, scarves, a soft blanket, socks, ginger tea or candy, unscented natural lip balm, sudoku or coloring books, puzzles, poems, etc. Include a note of support or encouragement if you wish. (Please don’t say “get well soon.” Phrasing like, “we’re sending you our love” is better.) Please do not take a picture with the recipient… Just the bag. We trust you to deliver.