ROAAAAAAAAAR!

Thank you, Chief Biscuit.



Shameless says : Those people I've given this award to are encouraged to post it on their own blogs; list three things they believe are necessary for good, powerful writing; and then pass the award on to the five blogs they want to honour, who in turn pass it on to five others, etc etc. Let's send a roar through the blogosphere! The image above can be copied and pasted onto other blogs. Also, a small size of the award for sidebars can be found over at the writing circle site.

The five blogs I hereby nominate, in no particular order, are:

1. The 4th Avenue Blues by Andrew. His candid storytelling, dialogue and postings involving photo and video are thought-provoking and powerful as he deals with life as a man with certain self-proclaimed issues. He spills his heart and people listen and help.

2. The Thoughts of a Frumpy Professor by PipeTobacco. He, lately, has been able to put powerful words to the loss of his dear mother just over 8 months ago, he exposes his soul in his desire to embrace the upcoming winter chill, and he makes his readers feel raw emotion through his words.

3. Sachiniti by Kaveetaa Kaul. Her writing on feminist issues in India, worldwide current events and moral issues raise questions and not only inform her readers but make her readers question ourselves.

4. No...this is Z's thing by Zirelda. She has a fun manner of storytelling her own life and describing Life as it occurs. Her quick wit shines in her words and the love she shows for her daughter is motivational.

5. She-Ra, Princess of ??? by She-Ra. Her often self-depricating and humorous way of illustrating motherhood and all its variances allows her readers to empathise with the feelings of the experience of what can be in many cases trial and error.

So there you have it!

Can I now say, "I am Lion-Woman, hear me ROOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAR"?