
Fortune Not Cookie by River Rock
June 19th, 2010 3:53 PMMonths went by, and then I thought of eggshells. This notion had the disadvantage that the eggshells were not exactly openable (I don't think breaking something is the same as opening it). However, I considered that the fortunes could be placed in such a way that they could be pulled out of the eggs without breaking them.
Missing from this completion are pictures of the first batch of blown-out eggs, which a raccoon discovered on our back porch and smashed. Also lost in cyberspace: pics of omelettes and a baked custard, made with the byproduct of this task.
But here I have what I actually ended up with. I placed the cookies on the day of the Fairfax Festival, when I figured they would be discovered and, if they fell into receptive hands, re-deployed (explanation below).
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SNORLAX
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Zenobia
5
Spidere
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Harry Lee
5
Samantha
5
Professor Møbius
5
Poisøn Lake
5
Juliette
5
Sombrero Guy
5
Lincøln
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saille is planting praxis
5
Markov Walker
5
shady grey
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teucer
5
Pixie
5
relet 裁判長
5
LittleMonk
5
rongo rongo
3
Dela Dejavoo
4
Loki
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Solid, very well done task, mate. It's fairly artsy for an HC, which is to say that I love it that much more for bucking the norm.
I am feeling quite glowy from all the votes and encouragement.
I'm a huge fan of the easter-egg-like approach. And the chaining of messages, assuming people do take you up on it. And the art. And really everything. Nice work.
The food part was gone, so maybe the food safety part was gone. But they did have a secret, right? And it was food for thought.
I think the raccoon that investigated the previous bunch was seriously ticked off to find a dozen OHYESYESYESEGGS, all of them . . . empty.
This is an awesome example about how to truly do a task. Beautiful, unique, and speaks perfectly to it's trajectory.
It's absolutely perfectly wonderful!!
Those are beautiful eggs, and great places to leave them.
They did look festive in their various nooks. The wish to document more lost out to the wish for clandestine placement in the midst of the festival. It was fun being sneaky in a nice way.
These are beautiful - I really like the idea of people leaving more messages for others to find.