When I was nominated for the One Lovely Blog Award by Julia http://juliaproofreader.wordpress.com, I believed I had peaked in the collector status. A shiny blog award is, in my humble opinion, as huge as an Oscar! Okay, I may have a slight flair for the dramatics, but knowing that someone other than my mum is reading my blog is a big deal.
So Julia, I thank you for taking the time to nominate me, please do take a look at Julia's blog and at her other blogger recommendations - http://juliaproofreader.wordpress.com/2014/08/25/one-lovely-blog-award-and-other-blog-recommendations/
(This award comes with a set of rules. I must link back to the blog of the person who nominated me, share 7 facts about myself and nominate 15 blogs I like. If I've nominated your blog, please don't feel obliged to take part if you don't want to, I've listed you because I enjoy your posts - sorry if I've nominated anyone for a second time, it just means you rock!)
7 Things About Me

2. I am not a fan of 'normal telly'. I run screaming when I hear the theme tune for Coronation Street! If there isn't a vampire, dragon, werewolf or wizard in it then it doesn't make the cut. My favourite film is Lost Boys, favourite TV show is The Vampire Diaries and I am proud to admit that I was a member of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Fan Club!
3. At the tender age of 21 I was told I wouldn't be able to have children - turn away now if you are averse to reading about 'lady bits'. After having an exploratory operation the surgeon discovered I was missing half of my reproductive organs and only had one fallopian tube, one ovary and half a womb. I don't like to be told what I can't do so went on to have 3 children!

5. I have a scar on my right eyebrow which I got playing British Bulldog when I was 8. For anyone who doesn't know, British Bulldog is a form a tag, one person is 'it' and has to tag the other players to get them out. After an impressive duck, sweep manoeuvre I fell over the foot of a fellow player and collided with the corner of the brick school building. The new headmaster was visiting that day and had to take me to A & E! He never forgot me! My school friends spent the rest of the lunch break playing follow the blood trail.
6. When I was 22 I worked as a Bar Manager for 3 months, on a family camp in the Catskill Mountains, New York State. I was terribly homesick and when I rang my dad to tell him (with a feeble hope he would fly out and get me) he just said, 'you're a Wilson!' That was all I needed to hear and I ended up having the most amazing time and making some wonderful friends from across the world.
7. I have a tattoo. Love them or hate them you can't deny the artwork is fantastic.
My 15 blog nominations are for blogs I read on a regular basis, people I connect with on twitter and Facebook or speak to at exhibitions. There are a mix of interests - crafting, marketing, writing, book reviewers, favourite authors and people I find interesting. Please click on the links and share the blogger love.
1. http://perfectproseservices.com
@perfect_prose
2. http://julieshackman.wordpress.com
@G13Julie
3. http://awomanswisdom.wordpress.com
@Bodiciasapple
4. http://www.terrytyler59.blogspot.com
@TerryTyler4
5. http://www.heidigwrites.blogspot.co.uk
@heidigwrites
6. http://womagwriter.blogspot.co.uk
@KathMcGurl
7. http://nonniewrites.wordpress.com
@NonnieJules
8. http://hayleynjones.blogspot.co.uk
9. http://juliadouglasromance.blogspot.co.uk
10. http://sunshinegirlnicola.blogspot.co.uk
11. http://carolhedges.blogspot.co.uk
@carolJhedges
12. http://badredheadmedia.com/category/blogging/
@BadRedheadMedia
13. http://www.molly-greene.com
@mollygreene
14. http://barbaragrayblog.blogspot.com
@ClarityStamp
15. http://rosieamber.wordpress.com
@rosieamber1
Thanks for taking the time to read this blog and I hope you find some interesting new friends to follow out of my list. I could have gone on and on but had to stop at 15 - rules are rules!
I love hearing from readers so please feel free to leave me a comment below.
Thank you so much for the nomination, I am very humbled.
ReplyDeleteIt's my pleasure Rosie, I love your blog so keep doing what you're doing :-)
DeleteMost interesting - esp about NUmber 10, and I am totally with you on number 1 - I sometimes fantasise that I am in Winterfell (post destruction!) when in bed at night! As I put in the tweet, I've already done it, but thanks very much for thinking of me xx
ReplyDelete.... sorry, I mean PRE-destruction, about Winterfell!!! (duhhhh!)
ReplyDeleteHaha thanks Terry. Got the tweet and as I mentioned, my favourite blog list wouldn't be the same without you :-)
DeleteShelley, thank you so much for thinking of me, as well! Lovely company to be in, LOVED your #6, and a tidbit about me: Shelley is my sister's name, too - same spelling!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Molly, I've learnt so much from your blog (& book) that I had to share you! Your sister has a very lucky name haha :-)
DeleteI loved The Magic Faraway Tree, I wanted to find it for much of my childhood. I think King's Landing might be rather an unstable place to live, but I know what you mean. the pic of you outside No.10 is great. And how wonderful that you proved the medics wrong - they clearly don't know everything!
ReplyDeleteYou just can't beat a bit of Moonface! I've still got my original copy (no I won't tell you how old it is haha) The No.10 picture took a while to get as you aren't allowed to take photographs when the door is open, we were leaping around like crazy people!
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