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I’ve been tagged by Melissa (forst_rose) at Bibliophile's Retreat
Here are the rules for those I'm tagging. Check the list after my 6 THINGS to see if you're it then.
1. Link to the person who tagged you.
2. Post the rules on your blog.
3. Write six random things about yourself.
4. Tag sixish people at the end of your post.
5. Let each person know he or she has been tagged.
6. Let the tagger know when your entry is up.
Now for Six Random things about me:
1. I love to read (surprised?)
2. My two favorite places (so far, anyway) are Niagara Falls and the Smoky Mountains. When I go to either place, I am filled with awe at God's handiwork.
3. I love Mediterranean food, especially tabouleh (the healthiest salad ever), felafel, and maglubeh (ask someone from Jordan or Lebanon if you never heard of it).
4. Although I went on disability five years ago, I still miss the students I had. Even though they were squirrelly middle school kids!
5. Music is my passion, in particular God-honoring music. My favorite artists/songwriters are Keith Green, Rich Mullins, Michael Card, Casting Crowns, Twila Paris, Wayne Watson. Love lots of others, too, but these have affected me the most.
6. With this blog, my main hope is to connect readers with some quality books that are not well known, to introduce others to some of the treasures I have discovered, and to offer some support and encouragement to worthy authors.
Now You're It:
Okay, so I am tagging the following: Sue Dent, who's blogging at The Writers' Café Press Authors, Rae Byuel at Caffeine and Romance, Laura Davis, Caprice Hokstad at Queen of Convolution, Stormy Johnson, and Sherry Thompson.
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Comments
So you're from the Philippines? Never would have guessed.
NaNo was named -National- Novel Writing Month when it was centered in California, and long before it became international. Now people from all over are doing it.
I doubt they will change the name. "NaNo" sounds pretty good compared to "IntNo". I just tell prospective authors, "You live in a nation, right? Well, National Novel Writing Month doesn't specify
-which- nation." ;-)
I wish you well, and hope that you will keep us informed on how you are doing.
SherryT
Edited at 2008-09-29 07:08 pm (UTC)
I am going to have to Google "filk." I almost asked you what it is before, but I am embarrassed not to have a clue.
Yes! Purple power! My favorite also, although I agree with you about a good green. Most amazing to me is the variety of greens in the spring when the rebirth of all things green occurs. Gorgeous.
Now this all sounds dandy; like we're just going to tool out somewhere in our boat, catch us a shark and roll him over. Right.
Apparently, sharks get all narcoleptic when they are made to "lie" on their backs. I'm going to remember this next time I'm in the Gulf and one comes up to eat me. I'm just going to roll that sucker over and he'll go right to sleep. Then I'll sneak away singing a little shark lullaby.
Right.
Sherry(up early for Make a Scene study installment #4?)T