The November Free•For•All

[Gare]

For our international members who don't celebrate Thanksgiving, or know how Americans celebrate it, it goes something like this:

The whole family gets together at the losing members' home. Then the female family members work in the kitchen for four hours while the male family members watch the pre-game commentator cleverness on TV in the living room. The meal is then served, and then the male family members go back to the living room and fall asleep in front of the football game.

Serious, Thanksgiving is a lot of fun, and I thought we could all get into the spirit by carving a virtual turkey (carving the virtual pumpkin last month proved to be a dud).

So dress up a turkey! Do anything you lie to artistically embellish the illustration. Carve it, add to the table, add cranberry sauce or a really large knife, add a pilgrim hat--you get the idea.

Go for it! No guidelines to speak of this month, and first prize will be a new PowerBook.

I'm kidding.


My Best,

Gare

[Welles]

Haw...a flash from the past!

[Raven Song]

So fun, Welles!
  In case you want to spare a turkey (maybe someone you know?), here's one for the vegetarians out there...

[Gare]

November was a better competition than October: two people entered instead of one), and I'm pleased that our expert panel of judges have come up with two awards:

Best of Show: To Raven Song for her inventive alternative Thanksgiving platter.
Best Remake of My Rendered Remake (!): To Welles for his inspired recreation of Dame Edwena Hillary scaling the North Face of Mt. Giblet.

The December Free•For•All goes up in a day or two, so stay tuned and thanks for the wonderful entries!

My Best,

Gare

[Welles]

Sniff, I won a Golden Turkey Award! Yee hah!