My readers have honored me with 121 awards to date. I cannot adequately express my gratitude for such astonishing recognition.
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All you touch and all you see / is all your life will ever be
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I am very impressed with your writing, and you blog.
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thank you Sergio
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Paul, I found your poetry very interesting and thought-provoking—some particularly spring to mind— the “Mix Up “. and “Brooklyn Bridge”. The whole concept of the American Dream is fascinating—its successes and its lamentable failures. Your other recent poem, “Jawbone” also made me realise how vulnerable we are when in the hands of the wrong surgeon, doctor, judge etc. Yes, I liked the sentiment which had the resonance of a street-fighter’s tone. Well worth following!
Cheers
CC Cairns
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I appreciate your thoughtful comments. Welcome to my thoughts. I hope you enjoy what else you may find here. For another perspective on the American Dream, I suggest you read my prose piece “Columbus Day 1994”
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Yes, I will do. Thanks for that
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Hey, I would like to let you know I nominated you for the Super Sweet Blogger Award. Please check out my latest post for details.
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Amazing! Your awards are inspiring… sort of spurring me on to keep writing, regardless.
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I’m pleased to give some inspiration to you
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hi, Paul. would like you to have a special award. here’s the link http://kintal.wordpress.com/2013/11/12/dragons-loyalty-award/ hope you like it. 🙂
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thank you kindly
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Wow! So many awards…you truly are blessed. I have nominated you for ‘The Versatile Blogger’ award because your poetry continues to move me. Thank you.
http://breakneckprincess.wordpress.com/
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I am very grateful for your award and so pleased to know you enjoy my work.
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Another to add – thank you for the lovely words. http://ftvpmac.wordpress.com/2014/02/04/the-dragon-loyalty-award-a-touch-of-spice-on-a-cold-winter-afternoon-thanks-again-don-charisma-for-your-loyalty/
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I sincerely appreciate your kind recognition
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This is great of you. Thumbs!
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thanks kindly
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Hi Paul! I noticed you liked my poem “For the love of a princess” wondering if you were interested in mentoring a new poet on how to get his poetry out there! Would love if we could talk. My email is masonthepoet@gmail.com, and my blog is masonthepoet.com thanks!
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not sure how I can help, but I’m happy to answer any questions, Mason
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Your poetry is very beautiful and so wonderful to read! Your very talented and your writing is very moving! Glad to have reconnected! Love, Bonnie Vito
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what a thrill to hear a voice from the past – my God it’s been a long time – thanks for your kind words
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Paul – hope you don’t mind but I’ve nominated your blog for ‘The Versatile Bloggers’ award. Details here – http://jemverse.wordpress.com/2014/07/19/versatility/
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congratulations, Jem – and thank you so much for your kind consideration
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what a collection of awards – i’m inspired seeing those but i think i have a long time to go to duplicate your achievements as a blogger….. i’m following….
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I feel blessed to have received the recognition of my readers
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I have nominated you for the Virtual Blog Tour Award…if you are interested in accepting, you can find the details here: http://capturedwanderlust.com/2014/12/01/virtual-blog-tour-award-nomination/ 🙂
-Hagen
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I don’t usually do the blogging awards, but as it is a holiday I have included you in a ‘new year’s honours list. Please feel free to decline… it is just my way of saying thank you.
http://scvincent.com/2015/01/01/a-bit-of-inspiration/
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I want to nominate you for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award. I am inspired your blog, and wish to show my appreciation for your talent and creativity.
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thank you most sincerely for your kind words and thoughtful recognition
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Amazing collection of well-deserved awards. Congratulations.
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thank you most kindly
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*slow clap*
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a little sarcasm to brace my morning
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Not really the case, I’ve been staying awake most nights to make up for flunking the first few mathematics tests so naturally the clapping is sluggish.
*Slow clap* was more for realism than sarcasm.. now that I feel well rested… *proper clap*
Besides, slow clap has a secondary use which is a gradual build up of applause.. as if the audience was initially dumbstruck and then after returning to its senses it gives the performer a standing ovation.
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thanks for the clarification – wishing you better outcomes on future exams
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thank you Paul! as it was I that miscommunicated, sort of fell on me to explain myself more clearly. Going to stay as resilient as possible and see if I can reach a turning point in my grades.
Your blog is an inspiration for starters such as myself. 🙂 ~all the best
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Make that 95 awards to date. Also, you don’t need to nominate more bloggers or mention who nominated you. Those are just formalities.
https://inkuisitivemind.wordpress.com/2015/10/23/the-blogger-recognition-award/
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congratulations to you – and thank you most sincerely for your thoughtful recognition
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I have some catching up to do as I only have 42 total. With obvious multis:)
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the quality of your work will undoubtedly keep them coming
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Thank you for saying that. It surprises me how many decades I went without writing, never did strict form, made up my own styles and combos and I hope to keep it going and improve:)
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me, too
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🙂
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an honor to read your creations
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I appreciate your kind comment
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A simple poem from me being liked by a multi- awarded poet like you is indeed an honor. Thank You! 🙂
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it was my pleasure
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Wonderful, congratulations. Honored that my little poem has been liked by such a gifted poet such as you sir. Grateful for your appreciation 🙂
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the pleasure was mine
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Congratulations, your style of writing strikes a chord with me. You are truly gifted.
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thank you most sincerely for your gracious compliment
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Hello, just a greeting. I am Nicola of Andretta Italy, living in NJ, and I am curious to see if our Italian ancestry connects. If you are the pflenzi of Ancestry.com, I think there is a strong possibility.
I would like to hear if its true.
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that is me – but it’s been a long time since I worked on my ancestry – you may contact me by email at pflenzi@aol.com
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