Wow What a Week! I keep thinking it doesn't get any better than this and each new day, it does. Three weeks straight of blog partying to win books. World wide too!
So far we partied in 56 countries: Argentina, Australia, Barbados, Belgium, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, Canary Island, Chech Republic, Chile, Cote d’lvoire, Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt, England, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Jordan, Kenya, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Peu, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Republic of Maldives, Romania, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, The Netherlands, The United States (USA), Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay.
It sort of makes me want to sing...
I love you
Saturday, August 29, 2009
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Kathryn's Beach
High Tide
Storm Surge
Good morning, World! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteMorning from a beautiful, hot and sunny France. Nadine, chillout for the weekend to some cool jazz by the pool.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Glyn...I will, I will. Right now I'm working on a surprise for everyone.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the support you have been, at the party and behind the scene. Last week coming up. Are we awesome of what?
Hi, Nadine and Glyn!
ReplyDeleteIt's been awesome these three weeks, I feel so lucky to have met you. Thank you for everything. I know I sound like a broken record, but it's true. Love ya, guys!
It's beautiful here today, even the weather is perfect, not rainy as usual. Yesterday there was a charity concert, we were raising funds for my old schoolmate. The poor girl was cured from one type of leuchemia, only to be diagnosed with another type earlier this year. Many awesome rock bands gathered to do a wonderful thing.
Life is good; not always easy, but good!
Big kiss from sunny Croatia!
Good Morning, Ivy! How cool to have a concert for your friend. It has been awesome and there is ONE rocking week left.
ReplyDeleteHello from hot Cyprus. I am celebrating finishing all the wedding craft items for my son's wedding in 2 weeks.I will travel to the UK with DH and Kathryn's Beach as my companions!!
ReplyDeleteHello from (believe it or not) SUNNY England. Been busy - cleaning house, gardening. Ate my breakfast in the garden, picked it from the garden! Plums and a pear and some blackberries... mmmmm....
ReplyDeleteChill out weekend, good!
Carrie x
Good morning, Glynis, Thank you for sending the picture of you with Kathryn's Beach. You are very thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in the UK!
Good Morning, Carrie! Sounds great to have sun in England. Your garden has done well with all the rain, it sounds.
ReplyDeleteAnd now it's freezing! Dark clouds and very cold... No wonder we talk about the weather all the time, we have so much of it.
ReplyDeleteCarrie
We have one kind of weather in Phoenix, sunny with a range of heat. I am going up to the mountains to visit a friend after the blog party. I was wondering if it gets cold when the sun goes down. I hope she has lots of blankets since I have no winter pjs.
ReplyDeletePeggy gave me a blog award this week. I've added it to the sidebar. Click on the lovely lady to visit Peggy's blog. I will properly thank her with a tribute following the party! Thanks, Peggy! You are a sweetheart.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award, Nadine! I'm dead tired, but it's over for today. Silly me I thought the weather would be nice throughout the day, it started to rain in the afternoon. Seems Croatia and England had swapped the weather conditions today!
ReplyDeleteHey, Nadine, you had some visitors from my neighbour country! The list is impressive!
Hope you get some rest and proper sleep this weekend!
Hugs,
Ivy
I'm off to lunch with a friend! I'll check on the party when I return.
ReplyDeleteIvy, the list of guests really amazes me. I am very pleased with the blog party.
ReplyDeleteSomeone asked me if I would do it again. The answer is, "YES!" The only thing is it just turned out that I had the time to do this for 4 weeks, but next time, one or maybe two weeks is probably the longest I can do.
I have to say though, we have really put blog parties on the map. I think this one will be the benchmark for a while. (I don't mind that!)
Morning. Set for a hot day and week in France. Had friends for a meal last night. Not arty types just funny and we had a great time. The food my wife cooked I have to say was superb and not a donkey or Marmite sandwich in sight. Got to do my blog for monday today. Sees you all later.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Glyn. Greetings to your wife too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the Sunday blog didn't post. I went to bed early, rather than wait up to make sure everything rolled along smoothly. I must have set the time to post as PM. I'm remedy it.
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