The Tell Me all About Yourself Award

Ooh, another award. I’m loving this, but I’m wondering what to say about myself? 🙂

In accord with the ‘rules & regs’ …………..

1. You will need to Thank the person that nominated you first and link the blog to that person. Colline of Collinesblog nominated me for this award. Thank you so much, I appreciate it very much. Colline has a wonderful blog about all sorts of interesting things. She puts interesting topics forth, researches well, and writes beautifully. She also asks you questions that are sometimes hard to get to grips with.

2. Tell the world 7 things we might find interesting about you.

I was born in Ndola, Zambia
I have met and chatted with 3 heads of State: President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia, Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia, and President Ian Khama of Botswana.
I have met and chatted with Chikwenya, Matriarch of a small elephant herd.
I am the honourary daughter of a Bemba tribe in Zambia, led by Chief Chiwala.
I am the mother of a kitten rescued by my Great Dane at 3 days old. A Butcher bird baby, who nested in my hair. A newborn, abandoned Duiker (buck) who is now master of a small lodge!
I have a craft room the size of a small shop!
I hate mess

3. Then you add your nominees.
Libby of libbysotherblog.com
Martin of 2e0mca.wordpress.com
Lisa of agrippinglife.wordpress.com
stephen of  stephenedwards425.wordpress.com
Harry from dribblingpensioner.com
Eliz of eof737.com
Ruth of rutheh.com

4. Contact the people you have nominated.

23 thoughts on “The Tell Me all About Yourself Award

  1. Somehow, I knew you had a fascinating history … besides the near-fatal mishaps! I am looking forward to the Ian Smith post. I love the part about the bird nesting. I assume all of this is in the book?

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  2. Jennifer Worrell says:

    Wow! What an interesting group of people to know! Lots of diversity in your life! Congrats on your awards!!! I can’t wait to read the posts about your meetings!

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