Flourishing Today

I did done good & the Sisterhood Award

I know, normally I’m slated to post once a week, and I was recently awarded the Sisterhood Award! I had no idea what it was, so I checked out the Women’s Blogger Directory run by the awesome Alana Roberts. This is the award you share with fellow gal-bloggers who have touched your life, make a difference, and are wonderful girlfriends out in the blogsphere.

While one delightful part of my brain scolds, “you shouldn’t need outside recognition and nomination to feel good about your work..” I’m still human, and it was a rough night last night. Honestly, it meant the world to hear I’m not some voice lost in the noise and I’m actually making a difference. It took me a tissue and 10 minutes to find the words to thank Letitia for the nomination.

It made it all worth getting up this morning.

“If you have read Willow Dreams you will understand why Kaye’s site is of particular interest to me. Self help, the gentle guidance, understanding, someone who puts it in black and white. There are no big words to confuse you, nor are there condescending tones to make you feel belittled. Kaye’s site Flourishing Today is honest, funny at times and will give you that moment of “ah ha, now I get it”. We have personal problems, and now with the economy the way it is, people are losing jobs not just their sanity.

Kaye has a down to earth, educated perspective on life, love and living. I encourage you to visit Flourishing Today at http://www.blog.kayeporter.net

Congratulations Kaye, and thank you.”

From Letita Bellhouse – at Willow Dreams: http://willowdreams.wordpress.com

Letita is an amazing woman writing with haunting, raw honesty about her journey. There is no pretty face put on her journey… and there is beauty in the honesty.

Thank you again!

Besides my respect for Letitia, she is completely deserving of this award..

Part of receiving this award is then passing it to other women in the blogsphere whose presence in the blogsphere show attitude, gratitude, and/or moxy. In honor of that I want to introduce:

Bri of The Girl’s Guide to Homelessness: As she puts it: You don’t have to be a bum to be homeless. Here is a intelligent, courageous woman, facing the world of living in a trailer, making ends meet in a whacked-out economy.

Punzel of a thousand languid urges: Besides being an all-around cool woman, she demonstrates making a point can be as simple as a few words on a windshield. Even though she is way far away from me geographically, her “thought-crimes” inspire me.

Check them out!

With gratitude,
Kaye

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