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POTLUCK CHALLENGE

TOP 20 OVERALL
(Total number of Entries: 68 )

1 The Unexpected Guests by Jenna Fernandez
2 Abundance by Addie Pleasance
3 A Proud Old Plate by Vincent Lyons
4 Straws, Anyone? by Allison Egley
5 A Gentle Retribution by Loren Thomas
6 The Half Eaten Drumstick by Leola Ogle
7 The Rag-Tag, Hodge-Podge, Potluck Gang by Yvonne Blake
8 Somehow We Weren't Surprised by Carla Procida
9 Antiochus Epiphanes by Geoffrey Johnstone
10 Peste Noire by Helen Curtis
11 Pot of Ailment OR Pot of Aliment by Beth LaBuff
12 Dear Miz Abernathy by Laury Hubrich
13 Going West? by Deborah Engle
14 Scripture Smorgasbord by Kristi Huseby
15 Fresh Union Soup by Nancy Bucca
16 Just Desserts by Shann Hall-LochmannVanBennekom
17 Potluck Exodus Style by Janice Wappel
18 Down Home by Ruth Brown
19 A Thousand Flowers by Benjamin Graber
20 What a Fine Stew I'm In! by Lynn Gipson


TOP 9 LEVEL 1
(Total number of Entries for Level One: 18 )

1 Down Home by Ruth Brown
2 What a Fine Stew I'm In! by Lynn Gipson
3 You Just Never Know by LaRue Kendrick
4 It Was On that Day That I Believed by Tendi Rice
5 Sunday Lunch by Deb Borrello
6 New Beginnings by Laura Manley
7 An Event that I Hated by James Dick
8 Decoration Day by Linda Ellis
9 Come And Dine With Me Is Our Savior's Sweet And Tender Call by Debbie Harris


TOP 9 LEVEL 2
(Total number of Entries for Level Two: 18 )

1 The Unexpected Guests by Jenna Fernandez
2 Somehow We Weren't Surprised by Carla Procida
3 Potluck Exodus Style by Janice Wappel
4 The Church Potluck by Sally Schrock
5 Silent Battle by Frankie Kemp
6 More than a Magician by Gary Morris
7 A Culinary Journey by Daniel Venzke
8 A Meal Fit for a King by Jeff Hodyshelt
9 God's Special Glue by Darlene Thompson


TOP 7 LEVEL 3
(Total number of Entries for Level Three: 14 )

1 Abundance by Addie Pleasance
2 The Half Eaten Drumstick by Leola Ogle
3 Scripture Smorgasbord by Kristi Huseby
4 Just Desserts by Shann Hall-LochmannVanBennekom
5 I Wonder If Terrence Would Like It by Wilma Schlegel
6 A Potluck Sermon - A Personal Saga by Noel Mitaxa
7 Trouble by Sandra Hartman


TOP 10 LEVEL 4
(Total number of Entries for Level Four: )

1 A Proud Old Plate by Vincent Lyons
2 Straws, Anyone? by Allison Egley
3 A Gentle Retribution by Loren Thomas
4 The Rag-Tag, Hodge-Podge, Potluck Gang by Yvonne Blake
5 Antiochus Epiphanes by Geoffrey Johnstone
6 Peste Noire by Helen Curtis
7 Pot of Ailment OR Pot of Aliment by Beth LaBuff
8 Dear Miz Abernathy by Laury Hubrich
9 Going West? by Deborah Engle

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Congrats, folks!!

Some REALLY good writing this week - well done, everyone! It was fun to be back in the challenge.

Does top twenty overall take me to level two? just wondering....

Lynn, technically it doesn't, BUT you should feel free to move up to Level 2 whenever you feel ready. That was a great achievement and probably shows you are now beyond Level 1. So if you want to move up, move up.

Members choose their own level of entry for Levels 1, 2 and 3.

Love, Deb

Congrats to all!!

Thank you Deb! I thought we had to wait until we won a certain place or something....I think I might try level two but not sure yet.....I am just beginning, I'll know when I come up with my next project.



God Bless, Lynn

Thanks, Lynn, for asking that question; a question I've been meaning to ask myself. I've placed third a couple times and have placed in what I consider reasonable for several weeks. Before I bravely (or not) move myself up to the next level, I would pose a question back to Deb. If one moved up a level and then found they maybe bit off more than they could chew, can they go back to Beginners? The answer that makes sense to me would be "no" but I'll let you give the correct answer, no matter whether it is yes or no.

BTW, Lynn, I absolutely LOVE your enthusiasm. It is contagious! You go where others fear to tread and do it with such enthusiasm and gusto that it is hard not to covet some of those qualities of yours. God bless you... and it would appear He is. blessings... laura

Thank you Laura, you are a dear, dear lady.....I just have a vivid imagination I guess.

Wait till you see the one I wrote for Diet....I may get laughed! it made sense to my imagination anyway.

Im gonna stay in Beginners for a while. As I said, my writing runs hot and cold...and I don't have all the puncs down yet.

Laura - I'm NOT Deb, but I remember her answering this question before - and the answer was YES. If you move up of your own volition, you are free to move back if you feel in over your head. If you move up from placing first, you shouldn't.

lauralnm wrote: Before I bravely (or not) move myself up to the next level, I would pose a question back to Deb. If one moved up a level and then found they maybe bit off more than they could chew, can they go back to Beginners?

Thanks, Joanne; I don't always know where to look for those answers. I know I've seen them on the Boards one time or another but just don't know where to look at the time I need an answer. Thanks for stepping in and letting me know. blessings... laura