Versatile Blogger Award



So... I just got nominated for "The Versatile Blogger" Award, which I humbly accept.

I would like to thank Ella11 of Hair Care Guide for this award. Thanks, girl! Make sure to check out her blog by clicking here.

Are you wondering what the rules of this award nominations is? Well, check it out below:
  • In a post on your blog, nominate 15 fellow bloggers for the Versatile Blogger Award. (check)
  • In the same post, add the Versatile Blogger Award.  (check)
  • In the same post, thank the blogger who nominated you in a post with a link back to their blog. (check) 
  • In the same post, share 7 completely random pieces of information about yourself.
  • In the same post, include this set of rules. (check)(check)(check)
  • Inform each nominated blogger of their nomination by posting a comment on each of their   blogs.(check)

Hmmm.... 15 fellow bloggers! Gosh! That is hard to do because I love all the blogs I follow and they are A LOT!! Here goes, if you don't see your name here, I still love you!

I hereby nominate the following 15 bloggers for the Versatile Blogger Award:

1. Buky of "From Average To Amazing"
2. Shelli of "Hairscapades"
3. Jenell of "KinkyCurlyCoilyMe"
4. Alicia James of "Alicia James"
5. Onyx Rose of "Onyx Rose"
6. Nik of "LHDC-TV"
7. Tia of "Her Best Hair"
8. Britnney Davis of "One & Twenty"
9. My Baby Girls Curls of "My Baby Girls Curls"
10. Jazzwife of "SlimWavy"
11. Ashley of "Ashley the Fashion Guru"
12. Kinky From the Heart of "Kinky from the Heart"
13. Ms. D of "6-FOOT-LONG-HAIR"
14. Curly Demure of "Curly Demure"
15. Epic Realist of "Curls of Innocence"


Now to the fun semi-invasive part of the whole award nomination... 7 random things about me.

1. I'm a Christian

2. I love working out

3.  I speak more than 2 languages

4. I'm a neat freak

5. I use braiding hair as a form of stress - relief.

6. I have a sweet tooth

7. I have lived in 4 countries.

Thanks for reading!

Comments

  1. BUKY OF BUKVILLESeptember 13, 2012 at 8:21 AM

    Thank you for the award.

    You are a neat freak? No girl you are a perfectionist.

    I never knew you'd lived in 4 countries - Interesting info.

    Love your blog, full of good infors for my daughters hair.

    Keep it up

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    1. DiscoveringNaturalSeptember 13, 2012 at 11:01 AM

      LOL! You are too funny. Yes, I lived in 4 countries. I enjoyed the diverse cultures.

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  2. My Baby Girls CurlsSeptember 13, 2012 at 10:17 AM

    I nominated you for The Versatile Blogger Award! Details here http://mybabygirlscurls.blogspot.com/2012/09/i-was-nominated-for-versatile-blogger.html ^_^

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  3. ** Empress D**September 13, 2012 at 10:18 AM

    Thanks for the nomination!!

    Will do a post shortly!

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  4. Curls of InnocenceSeptember 13, 2012 at 4:21 PM

    Wow, thanks for nominating me! I feel special now. I will try to remember to do this because right now, it's hard to find time for anything with 3 young ones. LOL!

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    1. DiscoveringNaturalSeptember 13, 2012 at 7:57 PM

      You're welcome. I totally understand. Being a mommy is one of the hardest "occupation" there is. Enjoy the little ones!

      Delete
  5. ChopThoSeptember 15, 2012 at 12:28 AM

    I have no clue how I'm just now seeing this!! Thank you for the nomination sis!! Now I'm feeling all special-like and whatnot! LOL!!!

    God Bless!!

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