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Prompt 1, 2021
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alisanneWelcome to the 2021 edition of Adventdrabbles!
For any who may be new to this, here's how it works.
Below is the Advent calendar in the form of a Christmas/Holiday tree. The link to each day's prompt is bolded to make it more easily visible. Just to be clear, the tree itself isn't the prompt (although you could use it as one if you like). The prompts can be seen by clicking the numbers corresponding to the day of Advent we're in. And, as it's now December first (GMT), this is the first day of Advent.
Just to reiterate, you don't HAVE to use the prompts, they are just here for those who would like some inspiration. Use it or not, the only rule is to have fun!
And, as in previous years, we'll try to post prompts as close to Midnight GMT (6pm Central) as possible.
Prompt one this year, as is traditional, has been donated by the fabulousdigthewriter! Thanks, dear> <3
So, to summarize: find the bolded number (we’ve done away with the blinky, sparkly thingy) and that's where the prompt is located. Just click there to view. Also, I will (attempt to) describe the prompt below the cut in the event the link doesn't work. Clear as mud? Great! Let's get started!
2021 Adventdrabbles Tree
( Or click here if the link doesn't work for you )
In addition, as this the first year we’re using a new, larger tree and bolded numbers, let us know if it’s easier to see the location of the prompts, or if visibility is still a problem.
Also, our 2021 prompt suggestions post is HERE. Do drop by and share your ideas.
And, as always, the number one rule is...HAVE FUN!
For any who may be new to this, here's how it works.
Below is the Advent calendar in the form of a Christmas/Holiday tree. The link to each day's prompt is bolded to make it more easily visible. Just to be clear, the tree itself isn't the prompt (although you could use it as one if you like). The prompts can be seen by clicking the numbers corresponding to the day of Advent we're in. And, as it's now December first (GMT), this is the first day of Advent.
Just to reiterate, you don't HAVE to use the prompts, they are just here for those who would like some inspiration. Use it or not, the only rule is to have fun!
And, as in previous years, we'll try to post prompts as close to Midnight GMT (6pm Central) as possible.
Prompt one this year, as is traditional, has been donated by the fabulous
digthewriter! Thanks, dear> <3So, to summarize: find the bolded number (we’ve done away with the blinky, sparkly thingy) and that's where the prompt is located. Just click there to view. Also, I will (attempt to) describe the prompt below the cut in the event the link doesn't work. Clear as mud? Great! Let's get started!
2021 Adventdrabbles Tree
| 25 | ||||||||
| 12 | 18 | 22 | ||||||
| 15 | 20 | 17 | 09 | 05 | ||||
| 03 | 19 | 23 | 13 | 01 | 11 | 07 | ||
| 04 | 16 | 21 | 08 | 02 | 24 | 10 | 14 | 06 |
| 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 00 |
( Or click here if the link doesn't work for you )
In addition, as this the first year we’re using a new, larger tree and bolded numbers, let us know if it’s easier to see the location of the prompts, or if visibility is still a problem.
Also, our 2021 prompt suggestions post is HERE. Do drop by and share your ideas.
And, as always, the number one rule is...HAVE FUN!
