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I like Michelle, of Crows Feet fame, because...

Michelle is one of my European friends. She currently resides in Scotland. She is a very frequent visitor here and always leaves very kind comments.

We met each other through Amel's Realm. Shortly after Michelle starting posting on my blogs, we were sort of IMing through the comment section here. A result of those messages that morning was she and Amias became friends. Michelle has been a real encouragement to my efforts here, especially when it comes to re posting one of my earlier works.

Michelle lets us know how life is for one who currently lives away from her homeland, Zimbabwe. Her blog, Crows Feet, is a mix of her experiences, issues of interest, and creative writing. She also has a poetry blog, called Reflections. She likes to share her talents with the world and is very good at her craft.

Michelle is also very considerate of her readers. Last month she was moving to another home and was off the Internet for a few weeks. She sent many of us an email to let us know she wasn't going to be in touch for awhile.

I suggest you give Michelle's blogs a read. You won't be disappointed.

Cliff Note to Michelle: I haven't forgotten about your meme. Hopefully it will be written in the next few days.

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Melanie said…
Excellent ~ I wasn't disappointed..Thank you!
May 13, 2008 9:40 AM
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