I've been a bad, bad blogger.
I've been avoiding passing on two lovely awards I received, because I cannot possibly narrow down the list of recipients to just a few of my favorite blogs. So, please, any and all of you who visit me here, please take these awards and place them on your blog. Each of you, and each of your blogs, is special to me in a very different way.
The Domestic Witch Award was presented to me a while ago by my dear blogging friend, the wonderful art doll artist, Sue Barton from Barton Originals. Please click here to visit her beautiful blog, which is full of gorgeous art and inspiration.
The Deborah Award was presented to me just a few days ago by another dear blogging friend of mine, the talented artist Silke Powers. Her blog, Metamorphosis, is also filled with her lovely art, as well as photos of her beloved Savannah, Georgia, her travels, and her delicious cooking. Please be sure to visit her blog as well. (Please click here.)
And so it goes, people who will probably never meet in "real" life, connecting in ways we never could have imagined just a few years ago.
Pretty amazing, this blogging.
I've been avoiding passing on two lovely awards I received, because I cannot possibly narrow down the list of recipients to just a few of my favorite blogs. So, please, any and all of you who visit me here, please take these awards and place them on your blog. Each of you, and each of your blogs, is special to me in a very different way.
The Domestic Witch Award was presented to me a while ago by my dear blogging friend, the wonderful art doll artist, Sue Barton from Barton Originals. Please click here to visit her beautiful blog, which is full of gorgeous art and inspiration.
The Deborah Award was presented to me just a few days ago by another dear blogging friend of mine, the talented artist Silke Powers. Her blog, Metamorphosis, is also filled with her lovely art, as well as photos of her beloved Savannah, Georgia, her travels, and her delicious cooking. Please be sure to visit her blog as well. (Please click here.)
And so it goes, people who will probably never meet in "real" life, connecting in ways we never could have imagined just a few years ago.
Pretty amazing, this blogging.
