Showing posts with label Versatile Blogger's Award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Versatile Blogger's Award. Show all posts

Friday, May 29, 2015

Versatile Blogger Award!

This morning I got the biggest surprise. My friend, Eva solar nominated me for this lovely award. It's the first time I've received this one. I'm thrilled to be a recipient. Thank you so much, Eva. You're so sweet to think of me. Please be sure to stop by Eva's blog here:
https://lifepostbrainhemorrhage.wordpress.com/2015/05/29/versatile-blogger-award/
I know you'll be happy you did and Eva will appreciate your comments.

Here are the rules of the Versatile Blogger Award:
  1. Provide the link and name of the blogger who nominated you – and thank them.
  2. Share 7 facts about yourself.
  3. Nominate any number of fellow bloggers, adding a link to their blog.
  4. Share these rules with them.
  5. Go and make yourself some coffee and/or write a nice letter to someone.
Drum roll please.. Here are the nominees..

  • Deb Hockenberry: http://www.debhockenberry.com/home.html
  • Kathleen Andrews Davis: http://dollhousesmemoriesandmore.com/
  • Mark Koopman: http://markkoopmans.blogspot.com/
  • Janice Spina:http://jemsbooks.wordpress.com/
  • Colleen Chesebro: http://silverthreading.com/

Now for 7 things about me:

  • I was painfully shy as a child. I was hoping my Mom would spend the whole day at school with me in Kindergarten, to be my protective shield.
  • Just before starting Kindergarten I started crying because I thought the bus would be driving around forever instead of bringing me back home. Scary, right?
  •  I met my husband at our family picnic. He was my first boyfriend. He went home and told his Mom, "She's cute, I think I'll marry her someday." How blessed was I?
  • My Dad did something that changed my life. How many of you know what it was?
  • The name of our family farm was "Sweetbrier," The beautiful Victorian house was built in 1893 and was featured on the calendar of the town where we lived.
  • When my parents moved to Sweetbrier, everyone in town said it was haunted and there was a buried treasure. We never saw ghosts or treasures though.
  • My Dad was a watchmaker and jeweler. He was an absolute genius. If someone brought in a clock with missing parts he would make them.
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