Versatility Wins You Awards!!




Apparently, someone is actually reading this blog sometimes, besides me.

Much thanks to Mikki at Mom's Best Nest for awarding me The Versatile Blogger Award! This is very exciting for me, as it is my first blog award! I am honored that they enjoy reading my posts, and I enjoy reading theirs as well.
The rules after accepting the Versatile Blogger Award are:
1. Thank the person who gave the award and link back to them in your post.
2. Share 7 things about yourself.
3. Pass this award along to 15 recently discovered blogs.

So...

7 Things About Me
1.  I am a Christian. The Lord comes before all things and is to be praised above all things.
2.  I am married to my the person the Lord chose for me. He is a very supportive spouse of all of my ideas and notions (sometimes).
3.  I have two beautifully handsome children. I know that was a biased mommy statement, but it is okay. I can say it, because I am the mommy.
4.  I have been an educator my entire career. More recently in the last decade, the educator part is more about special education consulting and speaking about advocacy issues.
5.  I homeschool my child, the one still small enough to live at home.
6.  I like to read.
7.  I like to snorkel.
My picks for The Versatile Blogger award are...
  1. Life with Tootsabella and the Rose 
  2. Perfect Imperfections
  3. The Texas Hills
  4. Teaberry Cottage
  5. She Calls Me 'Mama Leisha'
  6. Saving U Green
  7. No Fight, No Biting!
  8. My Regular Life
  9. Life in the Birdhouse
  10. Grandma Bonnie's Closet
  11. BassGiraffe's Thoughts
  12. Blueberry Cottage
  13. Chronicles of a Shrinking Mommy
  14. Crazy Everyday Blessings
  15. Cutting School

Comments

  1. Erica KAugust 13, 2011 at 1:47 PM

    Thank you soooo much. <3

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  2. UnknownAugust 13, 2011 at 1:47 PM

    Annalisa - thank you SO much for the award, I greatly appreciate it! :-)

    ReplyDelete

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