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Honesty is the best policy


Michelle, of Crow's Feet fame, has bestowed upon me this really neat award. She awarded this to me for my honesty and sincerity.

Now I'm to pass this on to a number of blogs considered "brilliant in content or design." So now I will pass this on to the following bloggers:

Busy Bee Suz: Her blog gives us a view of her life and her family. Also she has a supporting presence on many blogs.

Jeremy: A frequent visitor to many of these blogs. One who provides a service of reporting media news to those in the Greater Cincinnati area. One also devoted to his faith. Cliff Note: Go over and give Jeremy some encouragement as he's going through a very tough time.

Awake in Rochester: Gives us a candid view from her part of the world. She also shares with us any joke she thinks might make us laugh.

Randy, of The Way I See It fame: Sometimes he can be crude, but he's always honest. I mean this in only a good way.

MsHen: She lifts up all her friends through her writing. She is always quick to show her gratitude on even the smallest things.

Clean and Crazy: CNC is a supporter of many bloggers and helps others in her involvement in Narcotics Anonymous. And I love her web address: surrendertowin.blogspot.com.

Jenn, of J-Online fame: A very candid blog about her journey as a recovering alcoholic.

Syd: Not a member of the bunch...Yet, but I'm very impressed by his going to many of the recovery blogs, giving his support. He also blogs about his recovery as a member of Al-Anon.

Go on over and visit all these fine people.

Now I have to list 10 honest things about myself.
1) I'm one who can't stand intentionally offending my friends.
2)I have strong family values.
3)I enjoy the ways in which I can communicate.
4)A year ago I never dreamed I would be writing a poetry blog.
5)I've never been farther west than Terre Haute, Indiana.
6)I've never been farther west than Detroit, Michigan.
7)I have a bad habit of procrastination.
8)I don't like very spicy food.
9)I check my sitemeter on this blog several times a day.
10)I have never rode on a motorcycle.

Comments

Syd said…
Thanks for the award. I appreciate what you wrote. I've placed the award on my page. Hope that you're having a good Saturday.
February 21, 2009 10:55 AM
Busy Bee Suz said…
Thanks a bunch Cliff!!!
you are very sweet and honest too.
have a great day!!
February 21, 2009 11:11 AM
Frasypoo said…
I have gotten to meet some of them.
February 21, 2009 12:45 PM
Ms Hen's said…
Thank you...........You are sweet. :) ...

Betty Ann

P.S. Enjoy your weekend.
February 21, 2009 2:53 PM
J. Moses said…
Thanks Cliff! I needed that mood booster.
February 21, 2009 4:36 PM
Awake In Rochester said…
Congratulations on the award and thanks for passing it on to me! ;)
February 21, 2009 7:47 PM
coltfan said…
Thankyou! for this award Cliff. I try not to be crude but sometimes when I feel strongly about whatever subject matter I am posting It just comes out . I usually say the first things that come to my head. And sometimes they are offensive , But what anyone in the blogosphere will always get from me is the truth , They way my eyes see it. Have a good work week . I am off Monday due to the slowdown.
February 22, 2009 12:42 PM
J-Online said…
Thank you so much! I've missed reading and writing this last week and can't wait to catch up with you. Much Love, Jenn
February 23, 2009 9:59 AM
Pat Jenkins said…
can i offer you a ride on my yamaha, on a journey to st. louis, for one of the hottest bowls of chili i have ever had?
February 23, 2009 1:07 PM
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