Snowflake Challenge Day 14

[alexcat]

Challenge #14

In your own space, post your pictures of your fandom scavenger hunt results. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


1. a fannish item - Grogu, because you need a tiny Jedi


2. something round - one of my Starbucks coffee cups from Germany


3. something that is your favorite color - my pants and shoes - black


4. the last game you played (video, phone, table top, etc.) - Bingo Blitz at Fb. I am not a gamer expect there.


5. a book you are currently reading - Mary sent this for Christmas. This is my favorite thing in American history to read.


6. album art of the first song that comes up on shuffle - No idea why I have this one but the song is When I Grow Too Old To Dream by Nat King Cole and here is the album it came from.


7. the last movie you watched - We just loved all of these.


8. TV show you're currently watching - This one is brand new on the CW - the origin story of a hero.


9. the homescreen, lockscreen, or desktop wallpaper from your device - my lovely Captain America in Endgame.

Comments

[tellshannon815]

I was curious to check out Naomi but hadn’t got round to it, would you recommend?

[alexcat]

So far, it's okay. Very teen drama though but most DC shows are on the Cw. The girl who plays Naomi is really cute.

[senmut]

Awesome

[cornerofmadness]

I'm trying to get into Naomi but man CW skews SO young.

I love that Nat King Cole song

[alexcat]

Yeah... they do. Evidently the CW is up for sale now, so I wonder if that will change the lineup with its teenybopper bent.

[cornerofmadness]

That's a very good question

[spikedluv]

Baby!Yoda and Cap! ♥

Thoughts

[ysabetwordsmith]

>>5. a book you are currently reading - Mary sent this for Christmas. This is my favorite thing in American history to read.<<

I quite liked Son of the Morning Star. It has some pretty brutal critiques of Custer's strategic mistakes.

Re: Thoughts

[alexcat]

It is interesting to read different historians take on the battle. All is somewhat speculative, but I am often amazed at the different POVs of those who write about the battle. We went to the battle field a few years ago and after seeing it all, I can understand how mistakes and confusion ruled the day for Custer. IN the end, I suspect his hubris was his undoing.