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The Queen I Am

I received this awesome award today! I have been named "Queen of All Things Awe-Summm" from the Fragrant Muse. Oh, I am thrilled! I would love to hang on to my septor but the rules of this Queendom force me to pass on my crown. So, without further who-ha.....I am passing the crown on to Kim, The Queen of Arts. She is so deserving, she is my faithful and ever present blog friend....always encouraging and always growing in her own life......I crown you "Queen of Allll Things Awe-Some". Here are the rules of passing this crown.
Rules, rules, rules. There are always rules:~ List 7 things that make me awe-summm~ Pass the award onto 7 bloggers (i am just doing one out of laziness)~ Tag those bloggers to let them know they are now Queens too (and link back to the Queen who tagged you)
Here are my 7 things that make me awe-summm (THis is hard for me cuz I hate bragging or boasting)
  1. I think outside of the box
  2. I am creative
  3. I have a fun sense of humor
  4. I would rather give than receive any day
  5. I like to teach
  6. I love to inspire
  7. World Peace......heehee
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Liz Fulcher, The Fragrant Muse said…
And why does this list NOT surprise me! Can't wait to discover more of your sense of humor.
9:19 PM
Poetic Artist said…
Congrats on the award..It must be queen week.
Katelen
10:25 PM
Lisa said…
Congrats!
4:37 AM
Kim Mailhot said…
Oh, this is a majestic award, lovely Lesley ! You so deserve it ! You are always so positive, so generous and so creative - it is inspiring to us to keep moving forward that way too.

Thanks so much for honoring me with the award too ! That really touches me ! You are awe-summ, sweet blog friend !
Love Kim
(PS - I think I will keep the one Queen, One award thing going...not only can I be lazy but it definitely means a lot when on person is singled out to shine for a moment, I think.)
8:23 AM
Kristen H said…
Great award, and well deserved!
9:14 AM
Joseph Pulikotil said…
Hi:)

Greetings:)

My hearty congratulation for the wonderful award.

Reading through the list of your qualities makes me believe you are a born leader and if you had to work in an organization you would have risen to the top.

Have a wonderful day:)
Joseph
1:43 PM
deb did it said…
#8 would be BRAVE.....I think you are spunky and limitless!
4:20 PM
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