It must be passed on to ten people.
I am giving it to aliqot, Cally, Casdok, Gonna Be, Helen, Leigh, Maddie Moon, Pacha, Sally, Womagwriter
:o)
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A first blog, from someone who loves writing but isn't sure what to write about! Interests include literature, education, spirituality, psychology, health and socio-politics (family, teenagers, single parenting, the justice system, multi-culturalism, the environment.)
Our Women's Blog
About Me
- Moondreamer
- I am a single Mum with two gorgeous, lively (occasionally riotous!) teenage daughters. I work part-time as a student mentor with disabled students at university. I have spent seven years studying English Literature and Cultural Studies ... a huge passion of mine!
Writers' Blogs
- A. Writer
- Aliqot
- Annieye
- Cally Taylor - Writing About Writing
- Divine Write
- Fallen Words
- Freelance Writing
- Ginny Swart
- Gonna Be A Writer
- Helen Hunt
- Hesitant Scribe
- Hesitant Scribe
- Karen Clarke - Write and Rewrite
- Kate Walker
- L-Plate Author
- Lane's Write
- Leigh Forbes - The Art of Subtle Procrastination
- Life of a Writer
- Maddie Moon
- Nick Daws
- Pacha
- S. Thomas Summers
- Sally Q - Writing Etc
- Sarah Salway
- She Writes Poetry
- The Dabbling Mum
- The Write Words
- WomagWriter
Writers' Resources
Freelance and Article Writing
Writing Inspiration
Just Because I Love Them!
- The Buzz - Beautiful Portraits by Tina L. Miller
- Karl's Blog
- Homemade by Jill
- Evolving Times
- Zen Habits
- Mother of Shrek (Living With Autism)
- The Personality Page
- My Kinda Blog - UK Teen Blogs
- The Nag (Environmental Website)
- Moonology - Yasmin Boland
- Jonathan Cainer
- Psychologies Online Magazine
- iVillage (UK)
Thank you, Lane and Sarah :o)
With Thanks to Karen :o)
From Sally ... thank you :o)
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On The Bedside Table
- Coming To Our Senses by Jon Kabat-Zinn
- Emotions Revealed by Paul Ekman
- Further Along the Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck, M.D.
- Managing Stress by Mark Greener
- On Men by Anthony Clare
- On the Cobbles by Jimmy Stockins
- Summertime by Raffaella Barker (Really must read this one, I loved Hens Dancing ... such an honest, vibrant writer!)
- The Big Questions by Lou Marinoff
- The Origin of Species by Darwin (I often have heated debates with a friend about this. It only recently occured to me that I have never actually read the original text!)
- Women Who Love Too Much by Robin Norwood
On The Kitchen Table (Really shouldn't go into town ... they have bookshops there!)
- Jihad by Ahmed Rashid
- Love Bytes by Karen McMillan
- Loving and Cooking with Reckless Abandon by Kevin Gould (My fourth copy of this, love it so much I bought it for a friend and for my brother, this copy is destined for my daughter's new bf who is an excellent cook apparently!)
- Spice Spa by Susannah Marriott (Yum! Must share some of this with you!)
- Wild Witchcraft by Marian Green
Playlist (Albums)
- The Anthems 07 (Kate Nash, Maroon 5, Kaiser Chiefs, The Twang, The Feeling, The Fratellis ... excellent stuff!)
- Bernard Fanning - Tea and Sympathy
- Pink - I'm Not Dead
- Mika - Life in Cartoon Motion
- Lily Allen - Alright Still ...
- Snow Patrol (Eyes Open)
- Weaving the Strands (Native American Music)
- Chloe Goodchild - Fierce Wisdom
Inspirational Quotations
- Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving. Albert Einstein
- Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything. George Bernard Shaw
- I try to avoid looking forward or backwards, and try to keep looking upward. Charlotte Bronte
- Those that say it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it. Chinese Proverb
- Your mind will answer most questions if you learn to relax and wait for the answer. William Burroughs
- Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery. Jane Austen
- There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley
- Change your thoughts and you change your world. Norman Vincent Peale
- I am not afraid of storms for I am learning how to sail my ship. Louisa May Alcott
Funnies and Feelgoods!
- Eldest daughter: Mummy, what are germs? Me (thinking how I could best explain to a five-year-old): Erm, I'm not sure ... Youngest daughter: Oh Mummy! Don't be silly! Germs and the Giant Peach, of course!
- Hire some roller skates or fly a kite.
- Bake cakes or cookies for friends.
- Go skinny-dipping!
- Test drive a convertible on a sunny day.
- Despair.com (Not to everyone's taste, but I love this!)
- Treat yourself to a bunch of your favourite flowers for being so wonderful!
12 comments:
Thank you, that's lovely!
You're very welcome, Helen!
:o)
Thank you sooooo much. THIS is the way I like to wake up every morning! Thanks so much!
Congratulations on your award! And thank you so much for mine!
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it
Congrats! Well deserved:-)
That's a nice surprise. Thanks, Moondreamer! Trouble is you've picked all the people I would have picked.
Thank you, Moondreamer. I'm honoured!
I need to do a post about this award, and I haven't forgotten your meme, either. I'm working on that!
Pacha, you're so welcome!
Hope the rewrite's going well!
:o)
Casdok, thank you and you're very welcome!
:o)
Gonna Be, you're very welcome, you deserve it!
:o)
Lane, thank you so much!
... for the fab award, the congratulations, and the lovely compliment!
:o)
Sally, you're very welcome!
I noticed Karen had passed her award onto some of the same people as I did, but I'm sure nobody will mind getting two!
:o)
You're so welcome, Leigh, and well-deserved!
Looking forward to reading your meme but no pressure!
:o)
Thanks, Moondreamer. That's given me a lovely, fuzzy feeling inside!
You're very welcome, Maddie!
I'm really glad it made you feel lovely and fuzzy!
:o)
Hey, moondreamer,thanks a million, but I'm going to be really stuck finding ten people to pass it on to!
And I know, I have to do the meme as well.
Ok, no pressure, but this could take a day or two. Still coming down from my Yorkshire air high.
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