The Awesome Blogger Award

The Rules:

1. Thank the person who nominated you.
2. Include the reason behind the award.
3. Include the banner in your post.
4. Tag it under #awesomebloggeraward in the Reader.
5. Answer the questions your nominator gave you.
6. Nominate at least 5 awesome bloggers.
7. Give your nominees 10 new questions to answer.
8. Let your nominees know that they’ve been nominated!

Hello all! The lovely Cheila at Pink For Days has tagged/nominated me to do the Awesome Blogger Award. Thank you so much!! A little backstory to this, it was created by Miss Maggie over at Dreaming of Guatemala as she has always wanted to create an award to acknowledge all the awesome blogs out there! She also recently celebrated her 17th birthday! Her blog covers everything from her faith, lifestyle, baking, and my personal favourite series, her weekly little accomplishments 🙂

This is lifted from her original blog about the award, which I wanted to share:

This is an award for the absolutely wonderful writers all across the blogging world. They have beautiful blogs, are kind and lovely, and always find a way to add happiness and laughter to the lives of their readers. That is what truly defines an awesome blogger.

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I’m Getting my First Tattoo! (Part 2)

I officially have my very first tattoo!!

Rory came with me in the end, as I figured I could use the support, and I couldn’t find a squishy ball. I reread all the comments and advice you guys left me on I’m Getting My First Tattoo! (Part 1), which helped ease nerves a little, so thank you! I took an aspirin before heading out, and also brought along a little chocolate bar to help with blood sugar.

I met up with Angie again, and she showed me the design. I loved it immediately. We talked about making the lines on the leaves a little thicker, but leaving the inner details thinner, this would help it look more delicate. We talked about the size, and measured her design on to where I wanted it on my leg. It was a perfect fit. So once we were happy with the design, she went over the consent form for me to sign then started making the stencil. I filled it out and signed it.