One Lovely Blog awards ( another award, this time from AlilCm)

ONE LOVELY BLOG AWARD

22/09/2012

Dear Friends,

Recently I have been once again nominated for One Lovely Blog Award by one of our friends, AnilCm at “My Travels & Photography”  a wonderful album of travels, worth discovering, visiting, and following. 

Thank you AmilCm , for honoring me with this award, and Congratulations for you Award!

Here are the rules that come with accepting this nomination:

(a) Thank the person who nominated you and link back to them in your post (and put in the logo)
(b) Share 7 things about yourself
(c) Nominate 15 or so bloggers you admire
(d) Contact your chosen bloggers to let them know

Here are the 7 things about myself:

1. I don’t travel to too many new places: I try to discover the new detail offered by the same know surroundings – sometimes I get lucky.

2. I think that acquiring anything, including knowledge, without sharing it is a fail enterprise.

3. I stop, listen, watch and observe: Then I make a memory.

4. I fall in love everyday with Today, but I keep a constant admiration in my heart for Yesterday.

5. If I was to assess the age of humanity, I think we’re still a kindergarten age species.

6. I think that wisdom comes to those who take time to remember their life experiences without exeption.

7. One day I discover a funny looking piece of driftwood, on a sandy beach. I took it to my home. The next day it was a wooden duck! (Call me Gepetto!)

And now the nominees for One Lovely Blog awards :

• mixedupmeme 
  http://mixandmatchmeme.wordpress.com
• dragoscalinescu 
  http://dragoscalinescu.wordpress.com
• Alexandra 
  http://alexandraoprisanu.wordpress.com
• Barbara Conelli 
  http://barbaraconelliblog.com
• linda adelaide 
  http://countrywomanpaints.com
• michelinewalker 
  http://michelinewalker.wordpress.com
• Waywardspirit 
  http://waywardspirit.wordpress.com
• natycalinescu 
  http://natycalinescu.wordpress.com
• Jody 
  http://beachtreasuresandtreasurebeaches.com/
• Eda 
  http://rosedeny.wordpress.com
• sohojay 
  http://sohojay.wordpress.com
• vigilkumar 
  http://vigilkumar.wordpress.com
• sarahjademcdermott 
  http://sarahjademcdermott.wordpress.com
• Jamie Dedes 
  http://musingbymoonlight.com/

CONGRATULATIONS!   Share, share and share!

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09/22/2012 TALKING EUROPE (from France 24 International)

 

Presented from the European Parliament in Brussels by Christophe Robeet, Talking Europe will focus on major news items in the European Union. On the set, our specialists will analyze EU institution.
Christophe Robeet brings you a fresh look from Brussels. First, two MEPs face off on a burning issue that affects the lives of Europeans. Then, we interview a European leader in partnership with RFI. The show is produced with the help of the European Parliament and Commission. Every other Saturday at 12.40am. 

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Michael Faraday (1791)

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