awarding the fifth blog

This has been in my head since the last post, but I was hesitant to award the last blog because I don't want a ton of non-family visitors to their blog. Not that anything crazy is there. Sometimes it just feels odd to have strangers visit and comment.

Gramps and Grandma Campbell (no hyperlink included) -- they have an attitude of gratitude. They are my real grandparents, and the gratefulness they have for family is expressed in their blog. Family is reason for the blog (and facebook, and email!). Many of my colleagues are surprised, then realize the coolness factor of having them 'plugged in.'

So I have changed the name of the Sisterhood Award to the Attitude Award, no graphic. Rules are still valid. TTFN!

Sisterhood Award

From my sis IRL, one mom, five boys, I was given the Sisterhood Award.

The rules of this award are...
1. Add the sisterhood logo to your blog or post. Check.
2. Nominate at least 5 blogs which show great Attitude and/or Gratitude! Check. See below.
3. Link to your nominees in your post. Check.
4. Share the love and link to the person from whom you received your award. This will be checked off the list as soon as I am done here.

Five blogs to nominate. Well, I don't know that I tagged anyone for the last award, which was similar (I was intimidated by the large number of ten blogs to nominate). I feel like I HAVE to check these blogs when there are new posts. I like all of these blogs.

Handbook of Nature Study -- gratitude for our Lord's creation and a positive attitude toward it, even when the weather is bad.

Bubble's Domain -- my daughter's blog (unsure if she opened it to the public yet), for her creative attitude toward writing. OK, the awards says "sisterhood." That is as awkward as spelling the word awkward.

LEGO Maniac -- my son's blog, for his open attitude at my suggestion of combining writing and LEGOs. Again, the award says "sisterhood." I'll have to think of a different name for this award before I pass it on to the kids. But they'll read about it here. Dilemma. I'll also have to make a cool graphic, too. I may have to re-write the rules for the different name award. But I like their attitudes.

The Unzone -- one of the first homeschool moms that I ever met. Her respectful attitude toward her kids has been inspiring to watch.