I am always up for a good game, and pleased as a person can be to be nominated for a Liebster Award, by Natalia at In the Writer's Closet. As Natalia quoted her nominator, the Liebster Award is given to "new bloggers to help them grow their following by introducing them to other bloggers and followers. "Liebster" is a German word which means "beloved, sweetheart or darling". The nominee is asked to answer the questions asked by the person who nominated them, and then nominate eleven other up and coming blogger. I don't know if I know 11 new Bloggers yet-you all have been at this so much longer than me, but I'll see who I can find. Don't feel pressured; after all I was the one complaining about the reposts and shares via Facebook a week or so back. Here are my questions.
1. Favorite color of the rainbow.
This is an easy one-blue, and blue, and still more blue.
2. Favorite time of day.
Early eavening, when the sun is still up, but the baking heat of the sun overhead is starting to fade. Of course, in Minnesota, that is about 3:00 in the afternoon from October-March.
3. Three favorite things to do when you don't have to do anything.
I can't recall not having anything to do, but when I get to choose, it is reading mind candy books, baking or cooking, and surfing the web.
4. Three favorite TV shows.
I have been off the regualr television bandwagon for a while, but here are the last three shows I binge watched: The Following, Sleepy Hollow, and Spiral (Engranages)
5. What was your biggest childhood dream?
An odd one, but I wanted to be the first girl football player in the NFL. Then I moved on to being a reporter as my dream. I would look horrid in those little football leggings.
6. What's more inspiring - being in the mountains or by the sea?
Both mountains and sea are pretty spectacular, but I will go by the see because I love the sea sounds.
7. In a difficult situation, who is your hero? (Do you ever think "What would ... do?")
My sister Shellie is probably the person that I know that shows impeccable common sense and logic. She also is very giving and generous, and just a good person. Actually, my sister Peggy as well fits this category. Put their brains together and it would be unstoppable.
8. If you only had to choose one book to bring with you to a desert isle, what would it be?
Anything Elizabeth Ogilvie would do, but if I had to choose, The Season's Hereafter.
9. First thing you do in the morning is ... (OK, of non-embarrassing things :) )
Mr Pup needs to be taken out-so he rules the top of my day, followed by drinking a big glass of water.
10. Are you a ritual person or a spontaneous person?
While I do like some routines, I am way to unorganized to say I am a ritual, so I must go with spontaneous.
11. If you had to describe the meaning of life in just one word, it would be ...
Understanding
Wow-harder than I thought it would be. So here are my Liebster nominees, sorry if you consider yourself too experienced for this, but giving it a go. I also do not have 11, but maybe if you all participate, I'll find a few other newbies who are your readers.
Jan at The Great Escape
Joel and Becky at the Bacon and Ice Cream Blog
Frugal from Frugal in Derbyshire (because I really like to say that name!)
Claire at Just a Little Less
Louisa at Middle Age Mayhem
My questions to you are:
1. Who is your favorite fictional heroine
2. If money was important, staycation or cheapo road trip
3. Do you prefer a firm or soft pillows and mattress?
4. Which would you prefer, a walk in the rain or a walk in the snow?(proper attire)
5. What is your favorite season?
6. What song makes you want to dance?
7. What song makes you nostalgic for your childhood?
8. What television or movie character would most see themselves in your blog?
9. What sense do you rely on the most?
10. Would you rather be the driver or the passenger?
11. How do you rejuvenate after a long day?
If you know of any good new bloggers, and want them added to my Liebster list, send me and e-mail and I'll get them added. I've room for five more.
Hi Sam. Thank you for the nomination! You've created some great questions - I'm going to "cast a coat of thinking over them" (as my father says) and will do a proper Leibster post at the weekend. All the best, Jx
ReplyDeleteI like that expression and may borrow it. Please take your time, and thanks for participating!
DeleteYou play so well! Such kinds of posts can be annoying, I know, but if questions are fun or stimulating enough, we can learn some interesting things about each other, and you clearly put an effort into your replies - they were fun to read! xxx
ReplyDeleteThis one was fun- and in the spirit of collective commaraderie. I hope you didn't nod off. I learned I need to find some new blogs as I didn't have mamy to nominate that weren't years and years more veteran.
Delete