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Sunday, January 10, 2010

The Happy 101 Award


Thank you to Ruth Himan for awarding me the "Happy 101" Award this morning. It's nice to know folks I never even met are reading my blog, especially another genea-blogger. Ruth is the author at www.genealogyisruthlesswithoutme.com She is in Southern California and I am in New Hampshire. Isn't the internet fun?

Thus, According to the rules of the award I have to:
1. List the ten (10) things that make you happy and then
2. Pass the award to ten (10) more bloggers
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Things that make me happy
(this is easy, it doesn't take much to make me happy!):
1. Hubbie
2. Family
3. Friends
4. Sunny days in winter
5. Rainy days in the summer
6. when my cat purrs
7. a nice glass of wine
8. Genealogy day trips around New England
9. Chinese food
10. serendipity

And I nominate the following blogs
(this is harder to do, there are lots of deserving blogs...):
1. Anthony Vaver at http://www.earlyamericancrime.com/
2. The American Antiquarian Society at http://pastispresent.org/
(this is where I started my genealogy research 30 years ago)
3. Barbara Poole at http://lifefromtheroots.blogspot.com/
4. Dean Dexter at www.nhcommentary.com (my Mayflower cousin)
5. Roxanne Saucier at http://www.bangordailynews.com/topic/60/browse.html
6. Massachusetts Humanities Council at http://www.massmoments.org/
7. Maggie McLean at http://womenhistory.blogspot.com/
8. http://lineagekeeper.blogspot.com/
9. Peter M. at http://newenglandfolklore.blogspot.com/
10. The Longwood Symphony Orchestra at http://healingartofmusic.blogspot.com/

Thanks again Ruth!
PS Thanks also to Bill West, from http://westinnewengland.blogspot.com/ who also nominated me for the award!

1 comment:

  1. Hi Heather,
    Ruth was smart to give the Happy 101 Award to you, it is by far, one of my favorites too. So much thought goes into your pieces and I enjoy reading them.

    I want to thank you for chosing me to receive the same award. However, as I did in my Nov. 30th blog, "Looking Back," I have decided once again not to particpatae in award receiving and giving. The way I look at it, we all deserve a pat on the shoulder. Thank you very much though for thinking of me.

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