Yesterday's challenge was to post pictures of where you are in the world, and introduce it to our community. Although participation was low, I appreciate the contributions very much, most notably because I have only ever visited one of those places (Krakow) and it happened to be the place where Liketu was first introduced to anybody.
We had a wonderful Lantern festival show in Krakow by 
So without further ado; I have sent you each a random punk for your efforts, and thank you for taking part.
Identity is the theme of today's challenge. In particular, what our off-line identities are.
We all love to present ourselves in a certain way online, and that is now considered the norm, but in an effort to let everyone get to know each other better, and also spend a little time self reflecting on who we are as people in the real world, I'd like to see a picture which best describes you as a person. Whenever I visit a person's profile on other social platforms, I usually get a pretty good picture of what kind of a person they are, atleast what kind of person they want people to think they are. Right now, we are a small community and I know very little about everyone but I'm keen to find out more.
Post a picture or two, which best capures your identity.
Again, the reward will be a punk to the 10 best participants!
Of course our identities evolve as we go through various stages of our lives, but I would say that one thing which cemented itself in my identity for my whole life is fitness and sports. Throughout my time in college, I obsessed over bodybuilding as many young males tend to do. I wanted to be the biggest dude at the gym and be shredded all year round. Even though a part of me still wants that, it is highly unrealistic for me given my lifestyle choices to maintain that all year round and so, I've gradually moved to more exercises involving cardio. I now make it a point to run every single day, whether it's 5km or 10km, and occasionally, I play dance games at the arcade. Both of these require cardiovascular fitness which is ultimately beneficial for maintaining a healthy heart and therefore my general well being.
What is the one thing that you've managed to keep up with your entire life, so much so that it is a part of your identity?
