Why, Thank You!

Lazy Bones Refashion nominated me for three blog awards! I’ve had this blog for over a year and seen these awards here and there, but never received one until now. I’m so glad that someone thinks my blog is lovely, versatile, and addictive!!! Here are the three awards:

Rules:

— Link back to the blogger who nominated you.
— Paste the award image on your blog, anywhere.
— Tell them 7 facts about yourself.
— Nominate 15 other blogs you like for this award.
— Contact the bloggers that you have chosen to let them know that they have been nominated.

Rules:

– Thank the blogger who nominated you
– Include the links to their blogs
–Include the award image in your post
–Copy the award image to your site
–Give seven random facts about yourself
–Nominate 15 other bloggers for the award
–When nominating other bloggers include the links to their sites
–Let those bloggers know they’ve been nominated

Rules:

–Thank the person awarding you
–Share a little about why you blog and how the journey started
–Paste the blog award on your page
–Nominate 10 other bloggers you feel deserve the award

So, here goes the story of why I blog! When I first got a laptop computer, I was trying to figure out unique ways to use it, and blogging was unique to me at the time. I hadn’t read many blogs before. So it was a whole new kind of thing to me. I knew from the start that I wanted to blog about cooking and sewing, because those are the two things I mainly do aside from school and sports. And, for any of you still wondering what a “gastronome” (one of my 7th grade vocabulary words =) is, it’s a connoisseur of good food. I used it as part of my blog title to confuse baffle all of you with my impeccable vocabulary ;)

7 things about me:

1. I listen to Audrey Assad non-stop

2. I LOVE geometry (which is why I made my first quilt)

3. I can play Canon in D on the piano

4. The first recipe my sister and I made up was called Louis’s Beefy Garlic Bake (a pizza named after our dog).

5. I have another blog called Hard-backed, but I haven’t updated it for months. So if you look at it, don’t expect much!

6. If you looked at my other blog, you can tell that I’ve read The Count of Monte Cristo. Well, I’m reading it again now. It has over a thousand pages.

7. Possibly my favorite Bible verse is Hebrews 10:23, which says “Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess for He who promised is faithful.”

Here are the people I’m nominating:

By Hand London

The Lady Journal

Love Grace Mercy

Kajed

Shaded Lines

Hugs & Kisses Clothing

My Ever Changing Addictions

Symon Sez

artsy/craftsy

Be. Get. See.

Everything Tatia

Cupcake Crusaders

Playing With Flour

hong-an tran

Dancing Chef Alvin

21 thoughts on “Why, Thank You!

  1. Oh my!!!!! Firstly – a huge congratulations on being nominated, you certainly deserve it! And secondly – thankyouuuu! I cant believe you nominated my blog. This too is my first nomination and it means sooo much! You are the best :D xXx

      • Lol – no problem, it made it an even nicer surprise when I was checking out your latest posts (i just so happen to love your blog too!) :D I’m going to get started on my thank you post – need to whittle down my list of fav blogs to 15! Tricky :O
        Thanks again hun xXx

      • I have to admit I’ve never read it. . .I tried The Three Musketeers (my sister and did a switch-off where I made her read the Hunger Games and she made me read the three musketeers). . .it was interesting but sort of stuffy. I don’t know. Maybe if I got into it. . .

      • I definitely recommend the Count of Monte Cristo! I’ve never read the Three Musketeers, but it would be realllllly hard to beat the Count of Monte Cristo. It has an amazing story line, where all these seemingly loose ends tie together eventually. I’ve actually never read the Hunger Games… I guess I REALLY must be a classics girl =D

      • That’s pretty much exactly what my sister says. . .I may just have to break down and try it sometime. :) I know I’m gonna sound like a fangirl here, but the Hunger Games really are amazing. My research paper this past year in english compared it and 1984. It was a lot of fun; there are a lot of ideas you can dig into. Have you ever read 1984?

      • I saw the Hunger Games movie, but I just haven’t read it. I have never read 1984… I honestly don’t even know what it’s about =D Sounds like a fun book report- comparing two different books!

      • The movie totally doesn’t do justice to the books. 1984 is actually kind of a political book, but it’s interesting. It’s basically about what happens if the government controls every single aspect of society. It was fun — there were so many similarities.

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