Item 174:  The Gabra people of northern Kenya are a nomadic people who believe in living in balance with the environment and live by the tenet, “a poor man shames us all.” Mutual support is imperative in their culture, and no one is allowed to go without food, shelter, or hospitality—something the whole world could learn from. Take a page from the Gabra and go on a nomadic journey through your neighborhood, bringing with you as much food and water as you can carry along with cards with phone numbers and addresses for local shelters. Bring sustenance, hydration, and support to anyone in need you find, and document your journey including how far you traveled and how many people you helped along. Anyone appearing in the video must give permission.

ITEM DELETED AFTER WE SUBMITTED #174 (IMAGE) An Airbnb listing for the gishbus. 33 points

Ride the Dodo Manège dressed as an endangered animal. 

174. [IMAGE] KIDS MENU. (SIDE-BY-SIDE) My mom has a recipe for banana bread that requires smashed brown bananas, but Maison has made her own iteration of her grandmother’s recipe: to smash them, you have to smash them on your dad’s face. Show us, side-by-side, a photo of your Dad’s parent’s or guardian’s face covered with mashed ripe bananas and in the second, second the same face, cleaned up and eating the banana bread.

174.  KIDS MENU. Recreate a page out of Where The Wild Things Are, all out of things you find in nature. - Kay Rose B.

174. How are horn players weathering COVID? Show us a pandemic-safe wind instrument, such as a saxophone or other horn modified to be filtered (without muting the instrument.) Hint, the instrument wears the mask, not just the player.

How are horn players weathering COVID? Show us a pandemic-safe wind instrument, such as a saxophone or other horn modified to be filtered (without muting the instrument.) Hint, the instrument wears the mask, not just the player.