Welcome, everyone, to our
first bingo game in three years! Yippee! My name is Donna Ellis aka “de”, and
I’ll be your “Caller” throughout the game! My email address is SNS_Bingo@tampabay.rr.com. All correspondence should have your full name in the
SUBJECT FIELD of the e-mail.
The right hand panel of this blog contains a reminder of basic rules, and my e-mail address.
If you need to review the
rules during the game, just look at the tab on the top of the blog. Weekly winners and Entries eligible for drawing are also shown in tabs at the top of the blog.
If you were unable to create
a bingo “card” prior to the deadline, you may still play and become eligible
for one of the weekly prizes. Click here for how to play without a card (see No Bingo Card? And Weekly)
Basically, to play in the
weekly challenges, simply follow the directions for the day to have your name
deposited in the drawing conducted by Random.org on Saturdays. Ignore the portion
which lists the daily words.
Words will be posted daily
Monday-Friday between the hours of 11AM – 3PM Eastern Standard Time (New
York/Miami time), and will remain on the blog for 72 hours, and then be
forever removed (smile), so you are encouraged to check daily for your bingo
words.
First – our words for the
day:
200
Copic Sketch Marker
80
Turquoise
116 Incredible BONUS WORD
66 Ocean Treasures
20 Petal
Soft
25
Semi-Transparent BONUS WORD
179 Holly BONUS WORD
12
Seahorse
134 Craft Room
189 Golf BONUS WORD
If your list contains any of
these words, just cross them off. The first player who crosses off all 75 words
on their list wins the grand prize.
Does anyone have all 4 BONUS
WORDS? If so, please let me know in an e-mail with your name in the subject
sentence so that your name will be deposited TWENTY extra times in
Saturday’s drawing!
If you are playing without a
bingo card, or wish to play in the weekly challenge, here is your challenge
question. (the more questions you answer correctly each day, the more times
your name goes into the Random.org bucket for the weekly drawing)
Today’s Challenge:
The words “Transparent”, “Semi-Transparent” and “Opaque”
frequently confuse people.
Transparent means “allowing
light to pass through so objects may be seen on the other side” – or “completely
see-through”. Clear, meaning you can see through it. This does not mean
colorless. Like Stained Glass can be Transparent – there may be color involved,
but you can see through it.
Semi-Transparent means there
might be a little more substance to the item. Light still passes through it,
but it may obscure what is on the other side. For example, etched glass or
frosted glass. You might be able to see someone in the shower, but cannot see
them clearly because the opaque substance in the glass blurs what is beyond.
Semi-Transparent may be colorless or tinted.
Opaque – this means the
substance is impossible to see through. Light does not pass through it. Instead
of Sheer Semi-Transparent curtains, Opaque curtains are used to block out light
and provide privacy.
SNS embossing powders and
glitters fall into these categories. If you want to color an image with colored
pencils, watercolors, alcohol markers or acrylic paints, you may then wish to
coat them later with VersaMark Ink and Transparent or Semi-Transparent
embossing powder, and heat set for an unusual effect.
The answers to the following
questions can be found in our on-line store.
For each time you answer a
question correctly, your name will be added to the Random.org drawing. (Hint: there are a total of 4 opportunities
to have your name submitted to Random.org on Saturday) Be sure to send me an
email to SNS_Bingo@tampabay.rr.com with your name in the Subject Sentence and the date
of the challenge question(s).
1. How many embossing powders are listed in the
Semi-Transparent category?
2. Are there any Transparent or Semi-Transparent
EPs in the Super Thick category?
3-4. Name any two semi-transparent EPs found in
the Cosmic Powders category.
Good Luck, everyone!
Hugs,
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