No sooner was Tracing the Tribe unlocked by Google than Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings tagged me for a new meme - Blogging Friends Forever.
He was tagged by Terry Thornton of Hill Country of Monroe Country.
Giving credit where much credit is due, I have awarded this "Gold Card" to the following individuals for their important contributions to my well-being, with their good humor, friendship, knowledge and always fascinating reading!
1. Thomas MacEntee of Destination: Austin Family. who also gets credit for GeneaBloggers on Facebook!
2. Chris Dunham of The Genealogue for his laughs.
3. FootnoteMaven for her friendship.
4. Miriam Midkiff Robbins of Ancestories1 for her kind assistance.
5. Hsien Hsien Lei of Eye on DNA for her information and sense of humor (now in Singapore).
Those named may use the logo on their blogs (see above).
Those accepting the award must pass it on. The rules:
1. Only five people are allowed to receive the award.
2. Four of them must be followers of your blog.
3. One has to be new to your blog and live in another part of the world.
4. You must link back to whoever gave you the award.
I'm going along with Randy's suggestion and not emailing the recipients and wondering how long it will take for them to know about the award! NOTE: There is an advantage to setting up Google alerts!
Giving credit where much credit is due, I have awarded this "Gold Card" to the following individuals for their important contributions to my well-being, with their good humor, friendship, knowledge and always fascinating reading!
1. Thomas MacEntee of Destination: Austin Family. who also gets credit for GeneaBloggers on Facebook!
2. Chris Dunham of The Genealogue for his laughs.
3. FootnoteMaven for her friendship.
4. Miriam Midkiff Robbins of Ancestories1 for her kind assistance.
5. Hsien Hsien Lei of Eye on DNA for her information and sense of humor (now in Singapore).
Those named may use the logo on their blogs (see above).
Those accepting the award must pass it on. The rules:
1. Only five people are allowed to receive the award.
2. Four of them must be followers of your blog.
3. One has to be new to your blog and live in another part of the world.
4. You must link back to whoever gave you the award.
I'm going along with Randy's suggestion and not emailing the recipients and wondering how long it will take for them to know about the award! NOTE: There is an advantage to setting up Google alerts!
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Thank you so much - BFF! And any BFF of yours is a BFF of mine!
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