25.1 - Mrs. Soule's task: Food Network Challenge

[Connie N.]

Does this razor blade work for 2A (cutting blade on the cover)?

[Ms.soule]

Connie N. wrote: "Does this razor blade work for 2A (cutting blade on the cover)?

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Yes! :-)

[Connie N.]

Thanks!

[Janet F]

I'm guessing this would work. Scissors as a cutting blade? Thanks!

[Janet F]

I see the answer above that essay collection should work. But it is such a pretty cover I had to post it!

& I'm looking forward to listening to it while driving west about 500+ miles tomorrow!

[Ms.soule]

Janet F wrote: "I see the answer above that essay collection should work. But it is such a pretty cover I had to post it!

& I'm looking forward to listening to it while driving we..."

Janet F, both books work!

[Claire]

1B - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle

2B - Real Murders by Charlaine Harris

[Suzanne]

Hi Mrs. Soule,

I'm wondering about task 5B - the travel task. How broad may I be interpreting that? (your note mentions the travel does not have to be by car). But, I'm thinking of a mental journey. The Good Psychologist: A Novel is a fictional work of a stripper with stage-fright going through psychotherapy to get herself back on stage.

[Ms.soule]

Suzanne wrote: "Hi Mrs. Soule,

I'm wondering about task 5B - the travel task. How broad may I be interpreting that? (your note mentions the travel does not have to be by car). But, I'm thinking of a mental jou..."

Suzanne, there needs to be physical travel involved (train, foot, donkey cart, etc.) - so a journey of the mind won't work. The Good Psychologist: A Novel will only work if it involves a physical journey as well as a mental/emotional one. I can't tell from the Goodreads description but if you've read it and there is such a journey, be sure and describe it for the mods when you post. And I applaud your creative thinking! :-)

FYI - The Good Psychologist: A Novel DOES work for 6B (author born in Asia) - Noam Shpancer was born in Israel (country #29 on our wikipedia Asian countries list).

[Ms.soule]

Claire wrote: "1B - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle

2B - Real Murders by Charlaine Harris"

Claire, just in case you were asking, not stating, yes, both books work! :-)

[Claire]

Thanks very much for verification :) x

[Ms.soule]

Claire wrote: "Thanks very much for verification :) x"

You did see my note about the book working for 6B , right? I updated my post just a second ago! I want to make sure you get to read your book! :-)

[Suzanne]

Mrs.soule wrote: "Suzanne wrote: "Hi Mrs. Soule,

I'm wondering about task 5B - the travel task. How broad may I be interpreting that? (your note mentions the travel does not have to be by car). But, I'm thinking..."

Thanks Mrs. S! I figured I was reaching for the mental journey. :) Thanks for the tip on 6B - I read that Noam had grown up in a kibbutz, but didn't quite put 2 + 2 together!

[Ms.soule]

Mrs.soule wrote: "Claire wrote: "Thanks very much for verification :) x"

You did see my note about the book working for 6B , right? I updated my post just a second ago! I want to make sure you get to read your boo..."


Sorry Claire - I replied to the wrong person...me and this phone...

[Claire]

I did wonder lol x

[Skandia]

Just checking ...
Can any mix of tasks be also 2A and 2B , or the tasks have to be from different number options?

[Ms.soule]

Skandia wrote: "Just checking ...
Can any mix of tasks be also 2A and 2B , or the tasks have to be from different number options?"

It can be any mix of any two different options - so 2A & 2b is fine, but 2 books for 2A isn't. Basically, no using the exact same choice twice.