So I just got a comment from Kristina over at KayKay's Corner letting me know that she was awarding me two blog awards! *takes a moment to feel special* I'm not the only one either. So head over there and check out the other winners. Blog-hop and take a gander (you're not the only one to use that word Kristina :) at everyone's entries in the Catch Me If You Can Blogfest! Officially, it's over, but hey, everyone loves feedback, even after the fact. Thanks so much Kristina!
So, to accept these awards, I must:
Thank and link back to the person who awarded you this award.
Share 7 things about yourself.
Award 15 or so recently discovered great bloggers.
Contact these bloggers and tell them about the award.
Here goes!
7 Things about me:
1: I am an identical twin. I know, one of me is almost too much for reality, but hey, the other girl is virtually normal, so that helps.
2: I have a very high tolerance for physical pain. In fact, I have 9 hours worth of tattooing on my back, and I both ate a cheeseburger and fell asleep during the various sittings. I wish I could handle the near-misses with agents in a similar fashion, as opposed the Sicilian hair-rending that seems to overtake me every time I get a request for a full, and really encouraging feedback, followed by a 'not quite for me'... *rends hair*
3: I never had an imaginary friend, but I went imaginary places... I still go to imaginary places... I just write down the trips now and try to sell them...
4: I have spent hours asleep on my horse. No joking. My father was a sailor who could sleep on a rock in the middle of the ocean. I got his genes.
5: I also got my dad's 'can't spell sheat' genes... this hinders me greatly in my writing endeavors...
6: I hated school so much that when I randomly said once (in about fourth grade) that 'I'd quite school except that I know you'll go to jail and I don't want you in jail' to my mother, she LET ME BELIEVE THAT IT WAS ILLEGAL TO QUITE SCHOOL. Seriously, I was out of high school before I realized I was wrong! But I'm glad she did it.
7: I have dyscalculia, which is like dyslexia for numbers. To this day, I transpose them and anything numeric is an utter nightmare to deal with.
Who I'm awarding! Um, there's a lot of great new bloggers I've met, but I don't have time to award everyone because horses are screaming at me...
Trisha Leaver
Angela Scott
Kristina Fugate
Nicole Ducleroir
Gina Blechman
Okay, I know it's not fifteen but it's all I can manage right now... horses are still screaming and I'm a dork on the computer...
Congrats on your award!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to get to know you better through this list! I wonder if I have dyscalculia? That would explain a lot....
ReplyDeleteThanks for passing the awards to me! You made my day :))
Can't imagine what life would be like as an identical twin--I'm an only child, so any sibling is a stretch. Wish I had your sleep anywhere genes, honestly, that is a gift! But I do share your can't spell like shite problem. Oh, well, that's what spell check and beta readers are for!
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