Tasking Each Other

I was thinking about the meeting we just had and how I was hoping we might pull ourselves in from the abstract to the medium-practical in terms of direction and group activities. While the abstract discussions are important and will certainly go on even beyond the scope of any project, I was wondering if you all might be interested to play a little game that is about some concrete tasks.

Pam told me about a project she is working on with Shirley Tse and since they are both traveling a lot during the summer, they each gave the other a list of tasks that may or may not in the end have anything to do with the work they make together. I thought that perhaps we could each come up with one task for each other member of the group. So we would each end up with 5 tasks each, one from each other member. They would need to be things that could be accomplished without any tools, technology, or money unless you wanted to use those things. We also wouldn't have to complete all 5 tasks, but it could be a way to focus ourselves into engaging with the topics and themes we have been considering.

Please respond and if it is of interest to everyone (consensus), then we can proceed with how to do it. If it is not of interest to any one of you, please write about something that might accomplish the same goal (to make the abstract more concrete and pragmatic) and suggest an alternative that we cal all consider.
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