This week's challenge is Merge / Diverge.
This challenge will end at 12:00 Noon CST, on January 31, 2010, fifth Sunday of the month.
Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.
And as a teaser, the challenge for the following week will be: Native / Exotic.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Weekly Challenge: Merge / Diverge
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Fire / Water Interpretations
Wow,
The challenge last week was Fire / Water, and the group really stepped it up. We went from a low of 3 entries a couple of weeks ago to 9 entries so far this week. Thanks to all who participated, and if you'd like to join in the fun, go ahead. This week we had entries from Shutterbug, Janet, Larry, Carolyn, Vivian, Tash, Maya, ShEiLa, and Diane. Everyone did a great job. Welcome to Shutterbug and ShEiLa, first time posters to our little challenge.
If I missed anyone, I'm sorry. Just let me know and we'll get yours up too.
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Monday, January 18, 2010
Weekly Challenge: Fire / Water
This week's challenge is Fire / Water.
This challenge will end at 12:00 noon on January 24, 2010.
Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.
And as a teaser folks, the next challenge will be: Merge / Diverge.
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Push / Pull Interpretations
The challenge for last week was Push / Pull. Our numbers are down this week, but hopefully they will pick up soon. The above entries came from Vivian, Dianne, Tash, and Larry. Thanks. We also had one comment from Mohamed about the concept of Push / Pull in advertising. You can visit his sites here, here, and here. I hope you enjoy the entries as much as I do, and can contribute your own soon.
If I missed you, let me know and we'll get your entry up.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Push / Pull
This week's challenge is Push /Pull.
This challenge will end at 12:00 noon on January 17, 2010.
Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.
And as a teaser folks, the next challenge will be: Fire / Water.
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Hand / Pink Interpretations
This week's interpreters are: Vivian, Tash, Diane, Janet, and yours truly, Larry. Thanks to everyone who contributed! If I missed anyone, please leave a comment and I'll add yours to the collection.
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Friday, January 1, 2010
Hand / Pink
Hi,
Picking up where Janet left off, here is my first challenge, but it's really just the same one she had given as a teaser several weeks ago.
This week's challenge is Hand / Pink.
This challenge ends on January 10, 2010.
Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.
And, as a teaser for the week ending Sunday, January 17, the challenge will be: Push / Pull.
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New Blog Administrator
I'm pleased to announce, ahead of the deadline, that we have a new blog administrator. Larry Mathews of Eeyore's Ramblings has agreed to take on 2 Things Challenges. I'll still be around to assist and to participate. Here's to a new year and new challenges! Please welcome Larry.
Also, please note, Larry will be posting a challenge for this week and next. We hope you'll join in!
Happy New Year, everyone!
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Young / Old Interpretations

Hi all,
My name is Larry Mathews, known in the blogosphere as Eeyore of Eeyore's Ramblins. In Janet's last post she asked for volunteers to administer the Two Things Challenge site and keep the challenge going, since she no longer has the time. Apparently I was the only one who forgot to step backwards, so I'm it. She and I have agreed that I will give it a try, and hopefully I can keep it going as a site people find interesting and challenging.
For the Young / Old Challenge we had only 3 entries, one from Dianne, Vivian, and me, but they are indeed interesting, I think.
We will pick up with the teaser that Janet had issued with this challenge: Hand / Pink.
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
WANTED: A NEW ADMINISTRATOR
Hi loyal Two Things Challenge fans!
First off, let me apologize for dropping the ball here at 2TC. I've loved administering this blog and being a part of what was a weekly creative challenge. This blog was started by Debi Cates's daughter. She then passed it to Debi and Debi passed it to me.
Due to a number of circumstances, I'm no longer able to manage 2TC on a weekly basis, so I'm looking for someone to take over this fabulous site that allows us to stretch our imaginations and creativity in our respective media.
If you'd like to become the administrator of 2TC, email me. I'm taking all applications. All I need to know is your name, your blog address, where you're located geographically (you don't have to specifiy. You can give a general region or state/country, if you'd like), and why you like 2TC. I'll add your name to a hat and draw a new administrator.
The deadline for applications is January 3, 2010.
Sincerely,
Janet Kincaid
D.C. Confidential
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