Showing posts with label What else is possible?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What else is possible?. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

The Deja Vu Blogfest

Hey everyone. I'm participating in a really cool blogfest that I learned about on Julie's blog, What Else is Possible? It's called The Deja Vu Blogfest at DL Hammons' blog, Cruising Altitude 2.0.

Please click on DL's link to learn all about it and sign up. The date for it is December 16th ( yes, that's THIS Friday!) All those taking part will re-post their favorite blog offering, or one that never received the exposure it deserved. Simple and fun!


I hope to read many fabulous blog posts, however long it takes me!


Welcome to my newest follower, Ron aka TheOldGeezer. I hope you'll stop by often and always enjoy what you read and see! Thank you!

"Right now I'm having amnesia and deja vu at the same time - I think I've forgotten this before."
-- Stephen Wright




Tuesday, April 12, 2011

* You Like Me....You REALLY Like Me *

Today I received a blog award from the fantastic OJ at Casta Zero! Which reminded me that I also received one from delightful Julie almost a month ago! Thanks to both of you. Receiving these awards really does mean a lot to me, and I apologize to Julie for being so late in getting hers posted.

Julie awarded me this lovely "The incredibly sweet blog award."
There were some rules attached about listing things about myself that y'all don't know, but I'm skipping that part! With all the information I've posted the past couple of years, I don't think there's much left to tell!
Thank you, again, Julie! I found this doubly "sweet" because we've only known each other a brief amount of time.

OJ awarded me this really cool "Sisters of the Quill" blog award.
This particular blog award is for "deserving writers, to women whose talent needs to be recognized." Isn't that fantastic? And what makes it even better is that it was originated and designed by friend and blogger, Donna at Donna's Book Pub! Thanks again, OJ! You're a really sweet sister of the quill, yourself!

"Everyone has an invisible sign hanging from their neck saying, "Make me feel important". Never forget this message when working with people." -- Mary Kay Ash