Wonderful Team Member Readership Award

team-member I got this award from SageDoyle who writes awesome mind musing and pondering poems, like this one called “Lost”

Firstly I’d like to thank Sage for the award. It’s nice to have some fireworks in one’s blog sometimes 😉

The Rules of the award are as follows:

1. Don’t forget to thank the nominator and link back to their site as well;
2. Display the award logo on your blog;
3. Nominate no more than fourteen readers of your blog you appreciate and leave a comment on their blogs to let them know about the award;
4. Finish this sentence: “A great reader is…”

Let’s see..No.1 & 2 – check.

No. 3….well..ahem..you know when they say ” It’s just a number” ? Yes, I know it’s usually about age, but I would like to think that it can be tailored for any kind of situation…and this is a great example! I unfortunately don’t have 14 readers to thank..I don’t even think I have 10…BUT the WordPress Stats page kindly allows me to see who are the top six commenters on my blog (excluding me), and as Sage was the one that nominated me, that leaves me with 5 nominees.

I’m thrilled to present my nominees:

My Superhero friend Sir Aquatom! And yes, when one has a superhero blog friend, one needs to flaunt it 😉

Anyes with her beautiful photos and lovely words 🙂

Deb with her lovely and often funny drawings

Sindy who has an inspirational blog with awesome pictures!

Elena with her wonderful and inspiring artwork

A note to the nominees: Please don’t be pressured to blog on this award. This is just a way for me to thank you for taking the time to read and comment on my posts 🙂

A great reader is someone who just enjoys reading for the sake of reading! Really, I don’t know what makes a great reader and I feel that we each have our own attributes as a reader. Each reader has their own way of reading, sometimes we play a slide show of pictures that the words create in our mind, there are those who immerse themselves in the words, tasting them as their eyes move from word to word, there are those who ponder as they read…finding their thoughts changing as the story unfolds.