Blogger Reflections Award

Thank you, dear Annie, for your nomination! I should attempt to get back "on track" with my posts (rather than put as much effort into banal current events.)

The rules are simple:

1. Copy this bit of the post (text is in the comments section.)

2. Reflect on five bloggers and write a least a paragraph about each one.

3. Make sure you link this post so others can read it and the rules.

4. Leave your chosen bloggers a comment and let them know they’ve been given the award.

5. Place the award icon on your site.

Here is what the Blogger Reflections Award rules say: "This award should make an individual reflect upon five bloggers who have been an encouragement, a source of love, impacted you in some way, and who have provided a Godly example. In other words, five dear bloggers whom, when you reflect upon them, you are filled with a sense of pride and joy... of knowing them and being blessed by them.”

I shudder to think of what my recent posts have reflected! (Annieelf did nominate me prior to my recent tirade on certain subjects.) As my morning is now behind schedule I shall include only a short description here:

1. I can not nominate Annie again (as she has already received this award) and so I shall turn to another inspirational Catholic blog: Mt. Saint Caffiena. Please do stop by and see for yourself.

2. For a wonderful Protestant view, I recommend Skipping to the Piccolo by Pastor David Shelton. David dwells on life in general and his topics encompass everything from bible devotionals to Legos (and movie reviews.)

3. For sheer whimsy, I nominate Art and Soul. Pam's approach to the every-day is a treat (and I approve of her Greythounds.)

4. Paris Parfait brightens my day. Tara is always an inspiration.

5. Meg Genge and Laini Taylor run Sunday Scribblings, a blog that impacts hundreds of bloggers from across the world.