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Hi, Thanks for dropping by earlier and liking my blog. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Hi – and thanks to you to.
Nice to meet you.
Hi Pat,
I’m not sure if you participate in blogging awards, but if you do, I’d like to extend a Beautiful Blogger Award to you.
http://nmnphx.wordpress.com/2012/08/05/a-whole-lotta-blog-love/
Er – I don’t know, is the answer to if I participate, because I know nothing about them.
But I am honoured and delighted to receive one.
I see badges on various sites as I troll around on here, but have no idea what they mean. I will pop over to you and see what it’s all about.
And thank you so much for your kind thought.
Well, all these awards usually ask you to share 7 things about yourself in a blog post and hand out the award to other blogs – but there isn’t an award police out there, so basically if you just want to display the logo on your blog, you can.
If you want to ignore the award – you can. If you want to pass it onto a few other bloggers – go for it! I never follow the rules to the letter. It’s just something for fun anyways- gives your blog exposure and builds camaraderie with other bloggers. 🙂
Actually, one of the reasons I created my own Spotlight award is so that I can always feature other blogs on my blog and give out an award without attaching conditions.
Thank you Nicole. Camaraderie will other bloggers is great and I can see how creating your own Spotlight award would be a good idea. I need to think about the 7 things to say about myself. Hmm. What to tell?
Hi again, have taken a look and I am delighted and very proud to accept your award. Tomorrow I shall have been here just two weeks, and you make me feel as though new friends are welcoming me.
Thank you.
Not sure what I have to do now.