Today's winner is Menopausal Old Bag with Fact Is Stranger Than Fiction. The other top contenders were Cheryl with Soft Hearts And Secrets; Aims with Rebuilding And Renewing; Mountain Mama with Wildflowers; Sylvia with Ballard, WA; Daryl with Iliums In Columbus Circle; Objets D’Art with I Want Stanley; Crystal Jigsaw with Techno Babe and Reasons To Be Cheerful 1, 2, 3 with Hello, This Is Me. Do pay them a visit and leave a comment if you have time.You can nominate a post too. Just leave a comment here with the URL or link - and tell us the name of the blogger you are nominating. Righty-o, then, it's over to you ....
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11 comments:
Perfect! I'm off to visit them then David!
Oh I am tickled you liked my fancy 'onions' (ilium are part of the onion clan)... and having read Aim's post I give that another thumb's up .. off to visit the others ..
Thank you DM (realizing as she types that Den Mom and David McMahon have the same initials, I wonder if this is like having a secret identity or being a super hero .. )
Ah well, the answer is in the word verification: diumm .. what is she going on about ...
Like so many other atrocities in history - we must never forget what happened to New Orleans and its people.
Thank you for taking notice David.
You are the BUSIEST man!!! But thank goodness for us.
Thanks, David. Needed that today.
CJ xx
Thank you David. I have been suprised by how many people still are unaware of this condition. All advertising helps!
Thank you so much, David, as always. Surely brings an extra ray of sun into my day!!
Great signals of hope David, so needed. So important.
I'd like to nominate Meredith of The Things We Carried with this post. A delicate display of motherly love. I am very tender in that spot...
http://notsolongago.blogspot.com/2009/05/double-portion.html
Ciao and again thanks for the commitment you put into spreading emotions.
Lots of my friends here and I can thoroughly recommend them. Great writers.
You always send us to amazing places...
Thanks, David! I appreciate the acknowledgement. I don't know how you keep up on all of us and work a full time job too.
By the way, I read Vegemite Vindaloo and enjoyed it very much. I couldn't help but wonder how much reflected your own life in India and as an immigrant. Are you a pilot as well? Very good read. When's the next one coming out?
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