I've received some awards as of late that I have as yet failed to properly pass on.
Natalie Murphy over at The Sound of Rain, gifted me with this lovely award. (For some reason the picture isn't working. Sorry. It's in the sidebar if you want to see it.) It's the One Lovely Blog Award. Rules are as follows:
1.Pass the award to 15 other blogs that you’ve newly discovered.
You all have such lovely blogs, but I'll select a handful to award this to. (Sorry, it won't be 15. You know me, I'm just such a rule-breaker.)
Roni over at Fiction Groupie
Glynis over at Author Blog: Glynis Smy
Carrie at Carrie Harris
Stephanie at Hatshepsut: The Writing of A Novel
Stephen at Nikon Sniper
Katie at Step 1: Write, Edit, and Revise
Tara at The Bloodcrossed Writer gave me the Honest Scrap Award. Rules are simple: Copy the picture to your own post, list five more of your favorite honest bloggers, then open the blog to personal questions from the audience. Bane at Bane's Blogging Blues
Scott, Davin and Glam at The Literary Lab
L.T. Host at Quest: Published
Windy at Like the Weather
Elana at Elana Johnson, Author
Roni at Fiction Groupie gave me this one. I like the image of it.
Rules: Include the award logo in your blog or post.
Link to post where you received the award.
Nominate seven blogs that you feel are helpful to others.
Be sure to link to your nominees within your post.
Let them know they've received the award by commenting on their blog.
Share one thing that no one knows about you & quote a sentence from your favorite book.
One thing about me: My biggest weakness is Swedish Fish. I'd rather get those over flowers or chocolates any day.
All the blogs I follow are helpful, so you're all getting it. If you're a follower of my blog or I follow yours, you get this award.
Quote from a book: Can't think of any off the top of my head. Sorry.
Congrats Stephanie! What are Swedish Fish?!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Deb! Swedish fish are these yummy gummy candies that are, oddly enough, now made in Canada. They're still made in Sweden, where they originated, but the ones available in the US come from Canada. I love them. Here's the wikipedia article.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_fish
Thanks for the award, Stephanie!
ReplyDeleteSwedish fish are yummy, but I've always liked Sour Patch Kids more if I'm going for gummy.
Wait, did that rhyme? Ohdalolly!
Congrats on your awards! All of them are deserved.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the awards and thanks for passing one along to me! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone!
ReplyDeleteStephanie, you deserve it. Your blog is fabulous. As for the candy, I've never been able to acquire a taste for the uber-sourness of Sour Patch Kids.
Roni, you deserve it, too! Yours is one of those blogs that I can't not read.
Aw, thanks for the award Stephanie! And congrats on getting all of these!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on all the awards! And to all the winners- you deserve them too.
ReplyDeleteHappy writing!
Oh, Stephanie! That's so nice of you. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you and to all of the winners! :) I LOVE Swedish fish! They're probably my favorite movie-going candy after Raisinets and Crunch.
ReplyDeleteL.T., a great award for a very deserving person! Blog on! Yeah! And thanks!
ReplyDeleteTamika, thanks!
Windy, you're welcome! You're totally deserving.
Julie, oddly enough, I don't do Swedish Fish at the movies. That would be Red Vines. And nachos. Cursed diet. Thanks!