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I like Jen because....

"I like your poems
I really do
Sometimes I write poems
Just like you
:)"

Above is the first comments left on my Whattville is on the other Side of the Tracks blog by Jen. She discovered my blogs as a result of Jessica's good word about my blogging. Through Jen, I have discovered many good blogs and she has made friends with those on my list also.

Jen is originally a Buckeye, having lived in Zanesville before moving to Kentucky. She is one of the cabin dwelling bloggers among my friends. She loves nature, as evidenced by many of the photos on her blog, Unglazed. She also has a great, clean sense of humor. Jen participates in a weekly feature called Weird Object Friday and sometimes finds some of the most unusual items to present for this. She will also post devotions on occasion.

Jen is also very resourceful. She makes salvation bracelets that come with a card that explains the reason for all the colors of the stones in the bracelet. And with her resoursefulness, Jen is also very generous. I know this because she had a giveaway this past December of one of the bracelets. Although I was not the winner, she also sent one to my wife as a Christmas present. I also got a present of some bookmarks from Jen. I'm currently using the one with the "Father" tattoo in the book I'm currently reading, "Battlefield of the Mind," by Joyce Meyer.

Jen reads all three of my blogs and leaves comments often.

If you haven't gone to Unglazed, by all means go there. Look around and admire Jen's log home, her humor, and her great photography. Hang around, as she has had other giveaways. And please leave a comment, the funnier the better. Just make sure that she doesn't cut her own hair.

Comments

Busy Bee Suz said…
awww what a nice tribute. I like Jen because.....she has so many great qualities. Always has something nice to say, is fun, is light hearted and just great to be around...I mean blog around....
February 02, 2009 6:27 PM
Shelley said…
Great tribute to Jen! She makes me laugh so hard - such a quick wit - and you can see her generous heart a mile away!
February 02, 2009 7:16 PM
Amias (ljm and liquidplastic) said…
Great post Cliff ... I shall visit her soon, as a little humor will do me good right about now.
February 02, 2009 9:38 PM
Jen said…
Cliff you have a heart of gold!!!

But don't sell it, wait for the price to go up. :D

Seriously---Thank you!
February 02, 2009 9:44 PM
Pat Jenkins said…
jen is sweet, open with her friendship, and extremely flexible! (thanks to yoga!) here's to jen!
February 03, 2009 7:16 AM
Michelle said…
I have a meme challenge for you. :-)

http://crows-feet.blogspot.com/2009/02/save-words-meme.html
February 03, 2009 7:45 AM
Anonymous said…
What a nice tribute. I have enjoyed getting to know her though visiting her blog, over this past year.
February 03, 2009 11:11 AM
Melanie said…
sweet! Jen is one of my fav bloggers! I love it when you do this!

"Battlefield of the Mind" is one of my fav books! :)
February 03, 2009 1:12 PM
Connie said…
I like Jen too! :D
February 04, 2009 1:49 PM
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