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Award

Aug 18th, 2008 by willa

m157124749.jpg My favorite elusive blogger and thinker Steph nominated me for a Brillante award. (I loved Rosie’s “hide and seek” description : ). Steph is one of the most thoughtful writers and faithful commenters that I know. I am so surprised and honored that she likes my writing so much. Whenever I get an award it’s usually because she or Faith has nominated me.

Most of the people I would nominate probably have been nominated already and I hate trying to pick seven names, so I will escape by saying that if I’ve commented on your blog, it’s because I think you are an awesome blogger. Then I will mention my friend Chari at Heart’s Haven because she is a truly brilliant, wise, funny and competent person who is a dear IRL friend and she is trying to write more frequently in her blog and I am trying to encourage her, because I love reading her posts. So she is my choice for the Brillante award.

Also I nominate Faith. She thinks like I do, and has a lot of the same tastes and methods in homeschooling, but is an extrovert and her kids have a lot more activities than mine do. I love reading about her rich learning life and her lively, loving family.

Oh, and another! Amy at Epiphany Springs is a poet (you can tell by her haikus and her header and title. She is another elusive blogger who you don’t mind following from link to link. She founded a daily CM blog which has been going on for 2 years or more (follow-through is a sign of brilliance IMO) and she writes with sometimes painful honesty about all the “minor” trials which aren’t really so minor when they are ever-present parts of life — like food allergies, for instance. She is writing a series on My Personal Rule of Six which is very good.

Finally, my daughter at A World Incalculable, Katie at CM, Children and Lots of Gracee, and Love2Learn Mom at Studeo (one of my first regular blog reads ever). This took a long time, and I only mentioned six. But I had better sign off and start our day!

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4 Responses to “Award”

  1. on 18 Aug 2008 at 1:34 pm1 amyable

    Thank you Willa! But I’m cracking up at the “follow through is a sign of brilliance” comment regarding the CM blog - I let KC in TX take over months ago before my son was born. ;-) There goes any notion that I’m brilliant. LOL!


  2. on 18 Aug 2008 at 1:39 pm2 willa

    Delegating is brilliant, too ;-). Wish I was better at it!


  3. on 18 Aug 2008 at 7:46 pm3 tribeofautodidacts

    Follow through and delegation are both signs of brilliance, IMO … I stink at both of them! :-)


  4. on 20 Aug 2008 at 12:21 am4 Chari

    anti-spam word: chill :)

    My, are you a funny one!

    Where in the world did you get those adjectives to describe me???? :)

    I think you forgot HUMBLE! ;)

    Blessings,


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