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A big thank you to EllaDee for the Sisterhood of The World Blogger Award!

After almost three years of blogging, I think I’ve told you far too much about myself so I’m going to skip the ten questions and go straight to the nominations to fellow bloggers that make me feel a part of their sisterhood. :)

I  want to thank you for being my top five commenters in 2012. You give me a feeling of family in cyberspace. :)

Feel free to give onward of just accept. No pressure. Just me sending a hug to each of you. :)

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A huge thanks to Naomi Baltuck, J. Keller Ford, and The Inner Wild Kat for nominating me for the Blog of 2012 Award. That makes every post I’ve labored over feel completely worth it. Thanks so very much!

I would like to nominate the following blogs for bringing a smile to my lips, a laugh to my heart, and making the day so much easier to get through. Your posts lighten my mood and make whatever writing drama I am facing so much easier to face:

  • Cat Forsley–the most positive person and best cheerleader I’ve ever had on my team.
  • CheeseCake Summer–Your New Years post had me intrigued and imagining all the possibilities.
  • Susie Lindau–For adventures that get me out of my head and out into the world.
  • Winsomebella–For posts that touch my heart and ground my mind.
  • Sue DreamWalker–You make me pause to consider the world.
  • Cha–You can’t look at her art and not feel better.

You can pass these along or just enjoy them. It’s my way of letting you know how much I love your blogs. :)

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Thank you to Victoria-Writes for nominating me for the Liebster Award!I got this award a while back in a different form so I’m going to play with the rules and post 3 facts about me, 3 nominees and answers to every 3rd question asked of me.

Facts about Me:

1. I can read maps but I have trouble with left and right. I can navigate you anywhere, just don’t tell me to turn right or we’re in trouble.

2. Math soothes me. When I’m stressed, I like to create break-even analyses or do algebra. It clears my head.

3. I have two middle names because I wanted them.

Questions:

3. Have you ever written an ex into one of your novels/stories?

Yup. Everyone and everything filters into my novels. Good and bad.

6. Paris or New York?

I lived in New York for 8 years. So Paris. I’ve only been there a couple times. I prefer fresh to familiar.

9. What made you choose the genre/category you write now?

I didn’t. I got a story concept and characters and I wrote it. Later I tried to figure out what it was. Seems I have a tendency to write cross-genre books. Go figure. ;)

Nominees: (You can pass this along or just enjoy–the rules are here on Victoria’s blog)

I’ve been doing so much thinking lately. And despite all the job turmoil and uncertainty about my future, I feel tremendously grounded. Why? I’ve got amazing pillars supporting my world.

My parents love me more than I can begin to understand. They are always there to comfort, to console, and to celebrate.

One of my oldest friends and I finally got together and smoothed things out tonight. I’ve had that connection since I was 11 years old. For many years, he was my rock. As often happens in life, we had a falling out. But tonight, we just talked and enjoyed each other’s company. We spent quality time together. And I realized all the hurt feelings, all the sadness–they were a colossal waste of time. Because the pure joy of sitting with him, seeing him right there in front of me. Laughing together. Shit that is what makes my life meaningful. I am so very happy my heart could burst. We are finally back. I don’t know if he realized how much strength I drew from him or how much it bothered me. I think the passionate fights show how much we truly care for each other. But I’m going to work to control my temper or at least not be so stubborn.

Then there’s B, who has been by my side since college. Sometimes it feels like us vs. the world. He gets my travel anxiety. I get his work stress. We can make each other laugh until we almost pee our pants. We have become hermits at times–but together. He loves my dog like his own. That takes a special person.

L is my girl. One of my few female friends. LOL. Not sure how we first clicked, might have involved lots of drinks and SOX jokes. But we clicked and lived in different countries but stayed in touch. She’s great and there to hold my hand when I need it.

Then there is Z who puts up with my crying fits, my dirty jokes, my reediculous stories. And listens and supports me.

Last, but not least–OL. He gives me such unconditional love and support. He holds my hand when I’m upset, and knows when to call me on my shit. And he’s coming to visit. Can’t wait for in person time. we spend the majority of our time on skype of the phone. But he’s there.

I don’t think I could have gotten through my life without these amazing people. And no matter what happens, I feel absolutely blessed to love them and be loved by them. I think they are the reason I’m not afraid of the future. Of trying and failing. Because I know they will be there to see me through it.

I love you all. Just in case I don’t say it enough. I wanted to say it here. And to thank you for making my life so fantastic.

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