Scribbles and Jots

Jess, a delightful, cheery, young woman who's writings belies her age at Smiles in Easy Open Packages awarded me the Prestigious Superior Scribbler Award! I know we can expect great things from Jess in the future - perhaps even a Pulitzer Prize or two.



Little did she know that I actually do scribble possible new entries on a little three-ring tablet paper while out walking or while eating. I've even been known to scribble on a napkin (and then throw the napkin away by mistake, probably much to your relief); and to text message myself with an "inspired idea" for later; and to get out of the morning's steaming hot shower looking for a place to scribble something down. Hard earned experience has taught me toilet paper is really horrible for scribbling down things, especially when you are dripping wet.

There are so many worthy folks to give this award to, I had a terrible time picking just four, and then I noticed in its first awarding, Mr. Linky, the award's founder, gave out five! So I'm going use this as a loophole in the rules to do the same. My only solace will be that those that I can't name, will likely be named by the others that I know.

Tori_z at TorizWorld

Tori is an inspiration to all of us - with her being able to blog and comment on other's blogs without being able to see. She and her courage is a shining role model for me.

ChicagoLady at I Don't Care What You Say Anymore, This Is My Life

ChicagoLady claims writes about the unexciting things that happen to her in her life - little did she know how that tickles the Creative Moose in me. A toast: "Here to scribbling about the picayune!"

SugarBush at Sugar Bush Squirrelly

A relative "Charlie-come-lately" to the blogging world, Sugar is a my secret crush, even if she didn't write anymore, I'd visit her blog just to look at her.

Lainie at What's This Do?

Lainie has this remarkable knack for writing extra special blog titles - titles that make me smile. Even if she wrote nothing but titles, I'd go and read her scribbles.

MarmiteToasty at Twaddle Everyday Rubbish

I don't even know how to begin to describe this zany woman. Faced with an ugly knee surgery gone bad, she presents to the world an amazing, beyond humorous, wonderful slice of life from southern England. Her pictures which are remarkable, match her zany scribbles - which she calls twaddle, but don't let that fool you!



Enjoy your awards! Here is what you're suppose to do but if you don't want to (and I know some of you aren't "rule followers") you don't have to, I'll still read every thing you ever write for as long as you write them!

1) Each Superior Scribbler must in turn pass The Award on to their most-deserving Bloging Friends.

2) Each Superior Scribbler must link to the author and the name of the blog from whom he/she has received The Award.

3) Each Superior Scribbler must display The Award on his/her blog, and link to this post, which explains The Award.

4) Each Blogger who wins The Superior Scribbler Award must visit this post and add his/her name to the Mr. Linky List. That way, we'll be able to keep up-to-date on everyone who receives This Prestigious Honor!

5) Each Superior Scribbler must post these rules on his/her blog.