A place to show my work
Every week, a creative prompt will be offered for you to unleash your imagination and artistic skills.
You can share your response in the form of art or any creative expression that the prompt inspires.
There are no restrictions and no deadlines, so feel free to take your time and enjoy the creative process.
Remember to label your response with #missysmadchallenge.
Your challenge for this week
Your tongue is as unique as your fingerprints
Just as every person has unique fingerprints, each person’s tongue has its own distinct characteristics. Studies indicate that each individual’s “tongue print” is one-of-a-kind, featuring its own unique shape, size, color, and texture. Even identical twins have variations in their tongues. Some research suggests that tongue prints might serve as a valuable asset in forensic investigations. – 50 Weird Facts That Most People Don’t Know
Contemplating what I’ve done to endure,
I seek to inspire and uplift, for sure.
Amidst all challenges, I’ve learned to cope,
And I strive to share kindness, a beacon of hope.
In your own time
You will blossom
to be an amazing person
You were meant to be
In the quiet moments,
Find strength within,
Embrace the journey,
Let your story begin.
Strange Odd Fact
When someone visits Paris for the first time and finds that it doesn’t meet their high expectations, they may experience a phenomenon known as Paris Syndrome. This genuine psychological condition can lead to symptoms like nausea, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, and dizziness. Notably, it seems to impact Japanese tourists more frequently than others. The disillusionment may stem from culture shock and the contrast between reality and the idealized image of Paris often depicted in Japanese pop culture, as mentioned in “50 Weird Facts That Most People Don’t Know.”
Oh, Tootsie rolls bring me such cheer,
With flavors I hold oh so dear.
For a sweet, chewy bite,
They make everything right,
A candy that’s loved far and near!
Be brave
Fearless and bold
Facing storms with strong hearts
Courage shines brightly in darkness
Heroic
A dentist invented the electric chair
In 1881, an unusual historical incident occurred when Alfred P. Southwick, a dentist from Buffalo, N.Y., observed a strange accident involving an intoxicated man who was electrocuted after touching a live generator terminal. This led Southwick to contemplate the possibility of using electrocution as a quicker and more humane alternative to traditional execution methods like the guillotine or hanging. He successfully collaborated with the governor of New York and state legislators, helping to pass laws for electrical executions in New York and 20 other states. –50 Weird Facts That Most People Don’t Know
Once a bubbly girl with a goal,
To be liked was her heart’s scroll.
Her laughter sparkled with such glee,
Yet mean girls tried to dim her spree.
She struggled hard to find her place,
But her passions set her apart with grace.
Then one day, she chose to be bold,
Accepting herself, her story told.
Soon others noticed her radiant shine,
She discovered true friends, feeling divine.
Now confident and filled with cheer,
Her uniqueness glows, so bright and clear.
So always remember, hold your view,
Your individuality is a gem that’s true!
Your three words today are:
DESTINY
DISMAL
DESPISE
Don’t despise me
because my destiny is coming true
And yours is dismal.
In shadows we stood,
but light breaks through the gray,
each step I take, a journey’s call,
a path carved in the clay.
Pilots and co-pilots consume different in-flight meals
A comforting fact about air travel is that the Captain and First Officer of most airlines eat different meals to minimize the risk of both becoming ill from food poisoning while in the air. 50 Weird Facts That Most People Don’t Know
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