Better than a Grammy, Tony, or Oscar

Bobness has been awarded yet another prestigious award... this time by the Bacolicious Annieha. She is related to Megan so that definitely makes her good people.



The rules for the award are as follows:

Each Superior Scribbler must in turn pass the Award on to 5 most-deserving Blog Friends. You must link to the author and name of the blog from where he/she has received the award.

You must display the Award on your blog and link to this post which explains the Award. Each blogger who wins The Superior Scribbler Award must visit this post and add your name to the Mr. Linky List. That way, they will be able to keep up-to-date on everyone who receives this prestigious honor. You must post these rules on your blog.

So, without further ado, here are my five awardees:

I'm not sure how I stumbled across Hotfessional, but she deserves this award. Her stories of Mr. Hot, Shortman, and the Diva are always both entertaining and downright funny. She's got one of those blogs that I read immediately when she posts a new entry. Try her... you'll like her.

Leah at The Weather in the Streets is a wonderful writer and an even more wonderful human being. Her unending love for Sarge and Hedgie come through with each and every story. I think she shares that same kind of love and devotion for her blogging buddies too. I'm grateful everyday that she somehow found her way into my life.

Karen ^..^ at The Pitfalls of Life is another terrific writer. Even through some very difficult and trying times, her optimism is unending and inspirational. She wears her emotions on her sleeve and shares them with us, giving all of us a glimpse into her inner soul. This award goes to a remarkable woman who is brave enough to share so much of herself with all of us.

Joe at Practically Wisdom is practically hilarious. His wit, charm and downright comic outlook on the vagaries of life make me smile each and every time I read his blog. He seems to have a bit of trouble with ladders and has some sort of fetish involving shrimp trucks and berets, but I like him a lot. I some day hope to sit down with him over a cold beer at the Golden Banana or a large extra/extra at Dunkin' Donuts.

Jennifer at Writing to Survive is my soul sister. Our lives have seemed to parallel each other, each struggling though traumatic times in childhood which we struggle to understand and cope with to this very day. We both moved to the Bay Area around the same time and use our blogs to work through the thoughts, fears, and uncertainty in our lives. I think we likely understand each other much better than the other thinks and we draw upon each other for inspiration and hope. She paints a vivid picture with her words and I have learned so much from her writing that I use in my prose.

There are a lot more people who deserve recognition that I adore. I'm sure someday this award and many more will find there way to you as well.