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The Sunshine Award



I was happily surprised this morning to receive this award:



As always there are strings attached to these awards, so here we go:

1. Write a post about the award.

2. Thank and link back to the person who gave me the award.

A big thank you and hug goes to Deb  @ Living Montessori Now for thinking of me for this award. You will find her blog very inspiring when it comes to things to do with your kids.

3. Pass the award along to 12 bloggers (and let the bloggers know they have received the award by commenting on their blogs).

Here comes the hard part, not because it is hard to find people to pass it on to, but because there are so many great bloggers out there. It is a sunshine award so I will try to give it to these bloggers that I follow, who always bring sunshine into my world every time I visit:

1. My Home in the Smokies

2. Planted by Stream

3. Home is Where You Start From

4. Live learn and Love Together

5. Mom Seriously

6. The Story of Us

7. The Wonder Years

8. Tolivers to Texas

9. Training Them Up

10.Work and play Day by day

11. Buffaloes and Butterfly Wings

12. All Things Beautiful

Comments

Joy said…
You are so sweet. Thank you for thinking of me!
Gwen T said…
Thank you!!! :) Your blog is delightful to read and enjoy as well!!!
Phyllis said…
Thank you SO much. It means so much to me that you feel I give you some sunshine. Bless you.
Dorie said…
Joelle,
Congrats on your award. I love reading your blog, and I'm now following.
Have a very blessed day - the Lord is GOOD!
Carrie said…
Joelle,

Thanks so much for passing along the Sunshine Award to me!!

Hope you have a great day!!

~Carrie
Jennifer said…
Thank you, Joelle, for thinking of me and for feeling like my blog somehow brightens your day. I enjoy yours, as well - your honesty and your commitment to the Lord is a breath of fresh air! :) Blessings to you!!
Shawntele said…
Congratulations on your award Joelle!!
Amy said…
Thanks for thinking of me. It is nice to know that I help brighten your day, thanks so much!

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