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 Jane Sadek knows the world of blogs much better than I do.  I was honored that she nominated Soulsistertime for a lovely blog award. I found out about this nomination by looking at her blog
Thank you Jane of http://traveltalk.wordpress.com/ for nominating my old blog, Soulsistertime, for the One Lovely Blog Award.
The rules of this award are
  1. Thank the person who nominated me and link back to her.
  2. Share 7 unknown things about me.
  3. Nominate 15 other bloggers for this award.
Seven things you probably didn’t know about me.
  1. I am not all that quiet, in fact my kids would say I'm bossy.
  2. I do not like to read fiction unless it gives strong insights into personalities.
  3. I have the gift of Stephen--I see what is wrong in the church--a gift and a curse.
  4. I have to remember to watch the news to keep up with what is going on in the world.
  5. Most people think I am much more holy than I really am!
  6. I am not technological or am good at blogging, etc. though I have had a website and blog before most people.
  7. I share a lot about myself in my weekly devotion so everything I am thinking of I realize I wrote about!
Worthy blogs and Tweets
  1. KyminPeru
  2. Toomanybees
  3. thoughtsfromanoverthinker
  4. traveltalk
  5. nouwenlegacy.blogspot.com
  6. biblegateway.com/blog
  7. awtozerquotes.wordpress.com
  8. nutribullet.com
  9. melissameredith
  10. @drtoneyevans
  11. @capstonechurch
  12. @jimdenison
  13. @1catherineseina
  14. @focusonthefamily
  15. @Project2540
  16. @Reachingwomen
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