Weekly Challenge: Worldly Ways :earth_africa: :milky_way:

Before we get on to the weekly challenge, I'd like to wish a very happy 363rd Birthday to Johann Christoph Denner, the inventor of the clarinet. :)

The Weekly Challenge:

This week's challenge is for you lot to share with us the little daily ways in which you show your love for the fictional worlds within our favorite books. Show us your stylings, tokens, charms, outfits, accessories–anything that embraces the spirit of the stories you love, homemade or purchased. You can arrange them all into one photo, or you can share a series of images that shows each of the little practices in their daily contexts.

Don't forget to add #WorldlyWays to the post so that everybody can see what you have to share. :)

We can't wait to see everything you have to offer! that if you have an idea for a weekly challenge, feel free to message a team member or make a post with #WeeklyIdeas

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I fell in love with the outer space motif in middle school because of the Star Wars franchise. They both have the perfect balance of ham and natural beauty, a perfect description of the Star Wars narrative. It's tacky, but it still somehow works and I love it.

In Empire Strikes Back, Luke travels to the Dagobah System to visit Yoda. This setting served as the design inspiration for one of my most recent low-light aquarium setups:

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I recently had an ulnar nerve transposition surgery, which, naturally, I took as an opportunity for high fashion. :alien:

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