Yuletide meme
I should be writing, but hey, let's do a meme instead. Borrowed from 
corvidology.
1) First year you signed up for Yuletide
2010, the year after it moved to AO3.
2) Last year you signed up for Yuletide (other than this one)
2020.
3) Have you signed up this year?
Yes!
4) Have you skipped signing up any years since you first took part?
Yes, 2011 and 2019.
5) How many years have you defaulted by the default deadline?
Never ever. So far.
6) How many years have you treated in addition to your assignment?
Every year I enthusiastically compile a list of possible treats--some years I even start writing!--but only once have I ever managed to deliver on one, in 2016.
7) How many years have you treated but not signed up?
None. If I don't sign up, that generally means I don't have time or I'm not in the mood to write.
8) How many different canons have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
Eight. My only repeat is The Invisible Library, which I wrote twice. It's funny; I thought I'd written Justified for Yuletide several times, but it turns out most of those stories were for other exchanges.
The list: The Mentalist, Covert Affairs, Sleepy Hollow (TV), Believe (TV), Justified, Life, Timeless, The Invisible Library x2
9) What AO3 ratings have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
Teen and Up all the way, nine times.
10) What AO3 categories have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
Gen (4)
F/F (1)
F/M (3)
Other (1)
1) First year you signed up for Yuletide
2) Last year you signed up for Yuletide (other than this one)
3) Have you signed up this year?
4) Have you skipped signing up any years since you first took part?
5) How many years have you defaulted by the default deadline?
6) How many years have you treated in addition to your assignment?
7) How many years have you treated but not signed up?
8) How many different canons have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
9) What AO3 ratings have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
10) What AO3 categories have you covered in your Yuletide stories? This entry was originally posted at https://skieswideopen.dreamwidth.org/267687.html, where it has
comments. Comments are equally welcome on either entry.
corvidology.
1) First year you signed up for Yuletide
2010, the year after it moved to AO3.
2) Last year you signed up for Yuletide (other than this one)
2020.
3) Have you signed up this year?
Yes!
4) Have you skipped signing up any years since you first took part?
Yes, 2011 and 2019.
5) How many years have you defaulted by the default deadline?
Never ever. So far.
6) How many years have you treated in addition to your assignment?
Every year I enthusiastically compile a list of possible treats--some years I even start writing!--but only once have I ever managed to deliver on one, in 2016.
7) How many years have you treated but not signed up?
None. If I don't sign up, that generally means I don't have time or I'm not in the mood to write.
8) How many different canons have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
Eight. My only repeat is The Invisible Library, which I wrote twice. It's funny; I thought I'd written Justified for Yuletide several times, but it turns out most of those stories were for other exchanges.
The list: The Mentalist, Covert Affairs, Sleepy Hollow (TV), Believe (TV), Justified, Life, Timeless, The Invisible Library x2
9) What AO3 ratings have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
Teen and Up all the way, nine times.
10) What AO3 categories have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
Gen (4)
F/F (1)
F/M (3)
Other (1)
1) First year you signed up for Yuletide
2) Last year you signed up for Yuletide (other than this one)
3) Have you signed up this year?
4) Have you skipped signing up any years since you first took part?
5) How many years have you defaulted by the default deadline?
6) How many years have you treated in addition to your assignment?
7) How many years have you treated but not signed up?
8) How many different canons have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
9) What AO3 ratings have you covered in your Yuletide stories?
10) What AO3 categories have you covered in your Yuletide stories? This entry was originally posted at https://skieswideopen.dreamwidth.org/267687.html, where it has
comments. Comments are equally welcome on either entry.