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My first blog award!!



Thank you to Geri for the "ONE LOVELY BLOG AWARD"! My first award! Thank you again! Now I get to pass it on to you.
I'm so excited to pass this award on to;
1. Crafty Mom of 4 Boys
2. Thrifty Ways and Ideas
3. Jack and Maggie and Family
4. Creative Escapes
5. Cooking During Stolen Moments
6. The Happy Housewife
7. Diary of a Stay at Home Mom
8. $5 Dinners
9. Lick the Bowl Good
10. Life as Mom
11. Like Merchant Ships
12. Lynn's Kitchen Adventures
13. Mommy's Kitchen
14. Southern Plate
15. The Grocery Cart Challenge


These 15 blogs of the many that I love!
In accepting the award, you are asked to pass the award on to 15 other sites you love.

So if you accept this award from me copy the picture to your pc and pass it on to your 15.

Thank you again Geri. Please take the time and visit her blog at Heart N Soul Cooking.

God bless,
Amanda

Comments

Monica H said…
Amanda, thank you so very much. I appreciate this award. Congratulations to you too. You deserve it!
Thanks Amanda, this is so nice! I've been enjoying your blog too! Shall I give the award right back to you? :) I look forward to getting to know you more this year in MOPS!
Maria said…
Thanks for the award Amanda. Congrats on your first blog award.
Lynn said…
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it.
Meredith said…
Thanks Amanda! What a nice surprise to be included on your list.

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