Solidarity Blogger Award

Sadje of Keeping It Alive has nominated me for the prestigious Solidarity Blogger Award.

Thanks a million Sadje, you give me constant encouragement and support.

SIWO (Success Inspirers’ World) is an International Friends Blogging Forum. The idea is to encourage team work and to blog together as a community. As an international friends blogging forum, Success Inspirer’s World provides an opportunity that every blogger is looking for – the opportunity to get more exposure and find more followers and readers.

Solidarity blogging is team work. We blog with others as a team. No one fights and wins a war alone. Together we are stronger and better. Together we achieve more. Together we go further. A football match is won when the players fight as a team. This is what Solidarity blogging is all about.

The Rules:

1. Write a post on your blog thanking the person who nominated you.
2. Paste the award in the post.
3. Provide a link to the blog of the person who nominated you.
4. Tell Success Inspirers’ World, SIWO what you think about solidarity blogging. Is it worthwhile?
5. Nominate 10 bloggers for the award and inform them.

What I think of Solidarity Blogging

Solidarity is the first thing you experience when you enter the blogging world. When you start your blog, veteran bloggers rally round with suport and suggestions. They shower your fledgeling blog with likes, comments and follows.

Relating  mistakes they have made, they give you tips so that you are saved the time andtrouble that they went through.As your blog grows, you grow in confidence. This is when you start helping other bloggers.

Solidarity Blogging is very much worth its while. Blogging awards are a means of expressing solidarity with other bloggers. They are a means for bloggers to appreciate the efforts of others as well as to promote their work.

My nominees

1′ A Crack  In The Pavement

2. All Things Alexx

3.  Articuleat

4. Be The Exception

5.Crushed Caramel

6. Garfield hug’s Blog

7. Irrevuo

8. Kira Scribbled

9. Megala’s kitchen

10. Debbie Gravett

I wrote a poem some time ago called Ode to the Blogosphere. It expresses the spirit created by Solidarity Blogging.