Date and Topic Meme

[browngirl]

A great many of my recent posts have been signal boosts. In the interests of contributing more original content, here's a meme I got from my roommate tigerbright
Edited from her phrasing:
Pick a date below and give me a topic. They will probably be brief, or not, depending on the subject. Also, I reserve the right to decline prompts that I don't feel equipped to meet. Topics: you can get an idea from my tags/from the stuff I usually ramble about/from things you maybe wish I talked about more but don't.

December 04 -
December 05 -
December 06 -
December 07 -
December 08 - What inspires me for circlingfreedom
December 09 -
December 10 -
December 11 -
December 12 -
December 13 -
December 14 - Minoan stuff for baranduin
December 15 - Recipes and food tales for acelightning
December 16 -
December 17 - The night sky for cellio
December 18 -
December 19 - Learning to read for shirebound
December 20 - The way the Internet effects dog piles, public mockery, etc. For fengi
December 21-
December 22-
December 23- milestones, for persis
December 24-
December 25-
December 26-
December 27-
December 28-
December 29-
December 30-
December 31-
January 1 - Fun craft or favorite recipe for thistlerose
January 2 - My first fandom for ladymondegreen

Comments

[persis.livejournal.com]

I'd like December 23... my T turns 18 this year, and this would be a great gift for her. :-) So, I guess my topic would be mile stones.

[baranduin.livejournal.com]

Dec 10. Anything you'd like to write about your interest in Minoan things.

[acelightning.livejournal.com]

[circlingfreedom.livejournal.com]

Dec 8 is my Dad's 85th birthday. I'd like to hear about what inspires you.

[shirebound]

I'll pick December 19, my mom's birthday. Do you remember learning to read?

[ladymondegreen.livejournal.com]

January 2. What was your first fandom? This can be childhood fandom.

[thistlerose.livejournal.com]

January 1st - Post instructions for a fun craft project or favorite recipe

[fengi.livejournal.com]

December 20 - I was reading this story about a publicist working in DC who was targeted by a gossip site for no apparent reason other than trolling. They spent a year trashing her every Wednesday, only stopping after she brought a lawsuit.

What do you think about this hungry aspect of the internet, which seems ready to consume anyone and make them a meme? Do you ever worry it might happen to you and it impacts what you do online? Do you ever feel weird seeing it happen to someone, even if they were being a jerk?

[cellio]

December 17 is the full moon. Would you write something about the night sky? (Interpret that as broadly as you like. :-) )