a Little bit of Us...: you lift me up!

Friday, October 05, 2007

you lift me up!

a huge thanks to joy in the moment! for this nomination! what a great honor!

i have never gotten a blogger award!!!

how exciting! so so so so so nice! thanks joy!

i would now like to nominate the following blog friends:

holly

maryruth

dawn

thanks for making a difference to me and "lifting me up"!

6 comments:

Lisa M. said...: Ah Congrats.

You deserve it !; 5:15 PM
Cam and Hol said...: I wish I could put you! 9 more days!!; 11:34 PM
Cam and Hol said...: Love you!; 11:36 PM
Dawn said...: Awww thanks, I'm seriously behind on awards, I'm going to have to catch up real soon on them! Thanks!; 8:55 AM
Uberly Ewe said...: congrats!!!; 1:18 PM
Uberly Ewe said...: This comment has been removed by the author.; 1:18 PM

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Friday, October 05, 2007

you lift me up!

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