Hootin' Anni's Treat

If you have never visited Hootin' Anni's blog, then I suggest you speed on over the right now. She is a wonderful lady and has some really great posts over there.

I first came across her blog in the Thursday Thirteen list. I am definitely glad that I did.

This month, she is giving away little "treats" to those who visit her blog. I was the lucky recipient of one of those treats.

Right now blogger has photo posting down... So I have to use a link from another location to post the little treat.

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A Halloween Treat from Hootin' Anni


Each day up until Halloween [October 31st]
Hootin' Anni will be handing out
a treat for 1 - 5[one to five] bloggers who drop by
during the week for visiting.
You're more than welcomed to pass it along
to ones you think are deserving of a special treat
for the season.
Kinda like "Pay it Forward"
Y'know, one goodwill gesture deserves another?
But DON'T just choose your friends
making this cliquish and 'just groupies'...
Make NEW friends by choosing random visitors!!!
It seems that 'awards' are floating around blogland
and just "blog friends" get chosen all the time.
Make it RANDOM!!

If you do decide to share it with others
then, USE THIS "TREAT" IMAGE and
link it back to my blog and
explain where the idea originated.


I have decided to pass it along as well.

1 - Miss Meliss @ Escribition
2 - Gellianne @ Everyday Adventures

I am not sure if I will have a chance to pass it on more than this. Work is a little hectic this month.

Comments

Andi said…
Wow...I was just reading your profile. I have never met anyone who has the exact same diagnosis and health problems as me. In addition to these, I have problems with goiter. I know exactly how you feel...exactly. I have been battling this for years, too. I started out hyperthyroid. Though I am always getting better in some way, I am also always developing new symptoms. The symptoms don't go away with medication for me, they just change. I have just now started losing weight. I have met so many women who say that they have this disease but don't...they make me furious as they have no idea what it's like to really live with this.
October 21, 2007 at 1:59 AM
Wakela said…
I know what you mean about always seeming to get a new diagnosis. I started getting my C reactive protein numbers in line and now I am insulin resistant. This means that I am borderline diabetic. The doctor explained that its due to the thyroid. Grrrr!!!

I am starting to lose weight too. Its hard though.
October 21, 2007 at 12:12 PM
Gellianne said…
Hi!Thank you for visiting me again at my blog!
Take care.
October 22, 2007 at 12:33 AM
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