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Another Award!!

A great big thank you to Lissaloo and Gracey for giving me this award! I'm having so much fun reading and writing blogs, but the awards are the icing on the cake.




The rules for accepting this award are:
  1. Choose a minimum of 7 blogs that you find brilliant in content or design.
  2. Show the 7 winners names and links on your blog, and leave a comment informing them that they were prized with "Honest Scrap."
  3. List at least 10 honest things about yourself.

Number 1 is the hardest part of accepting an award. I love all of my buddy's blogs, so I hate to choose only 7! But since I must follow the rules, I am awarding this honor to (in alphabetical order):

  1. A dash of life
  2. Muddy Runner
  3. My Tasty Treasures
  4. One Step at a Time
  5. Tattoos and Teething Rings
  6. The 5th Sister
  7. Tried and True Cooking With Heidi
  8. Walking Across America
  9. Who Has the Thyme?
  10. Yesterday's Tomorrow

Ok, I cheated! I'm passing the award to 10 people and listing 7 honest things about myself. I can do that, can't I? It still equals 17, so I'm going with it!

  1. My favorite color is purple. It has been as long as I can remember.
  2. As a result of numerous ear infections when I was younger, I have limited hearing in my right ear.
  3. I've lived in the suburbs, the city, and now in a small town.
  4. I pierced my ears myself. I had the first set (one per ear) professionally done. When multiple pierced ears became popular, I added one more piercing to one ear and two to the other. I did it during a lecture in science class in high school.
  5. I hate doing laundry. I do it, but I hate it.
  6. When I get really tired I often hallucinate.
  7. I hate having my picture taken. With the exception of my driver's license and a few family photos I was forced into, I haven't let anyone take my picture in almost 10 years.



Comments

Unknown said…
Aw, gee thanks! I've enjoyed blogging. It has made me look at things from a fresh and honest perspective. I appreciate your nomination!
Thank you! This is so much fun.
Donna-FFW said…
Thank you for thinking of me. I love learning things about our fellow bloggers. I am sooo with you on the laundry and picture thing. I do it, but I hate both.
After visiting your blog yesterday and hearing the music. I had my son in Dallas put music on my blog. I didn't know that was possible. Your blog is awesome!! Now my blog has improved because of yours. See-ya Forrest
Lissaloo said…
Great list! Except for #1 we are long lost twins! Thanks for the Award :)
Heidi said…
Thanks so much for giving me another award!! I will post it tomorrow when my little one is napping :)

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