Mermaid Gallery Nelson

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Thanks to Magaly' over at Pagan Culture for this , "Beautiful Blogger ", award . Check out her blog, http://pagan-culture.blogspot.com/2010/03/beautiful-and-camera-crazy-in-new-york.html

Thanks to Deborah over at, "While I Was Waiting", for the lovely, "Sunshine Award".

Check out her blog at, http://deborahmpurdy.blogspot.com/2010/03/rabbit-hole-clue-three.html

I thanked the ,"Caffienated Globe" for this award but I never gave the award away. Check out, http://caffeinatedglobe.blogspot.com/2010/03/no-cook-breakfast-in-bed-for-two.html. The rules for these awards is to give them away to other bloggers and to tell a few things about yourself. I instead blogged about seven famous people that have inspired me. See, old posts. Do whatever you like...........

The beautiful blogger award I'm sending over to Becky, at "Beach Snaps". Check it out...http://beachsnaps.blogspot.com/2010/03/beach-style-ceiling.html

The, "Sunshine Award" I'm sending over to Shorty at Securityville,http://securityville.blogspot.com/2010/03/sushi-update.html Love her upbeat blog!

The "Kreative Blogger Award" I'm giving out to:

1.Cooking For Assholes, http://cookingforassholes.blogspot.com/2010/03/worlds-best-clam-chowder.html

I'm looking forward to getting some real abuse for this....

This is a little like assigning homework so I think that's it...........

2 comments:

Unknown said...: congrats for the wawrd :)
happy easter :); April 3, 2010 at 12:48 PM
Sharon McPherson said...: Susan: Congrats to you for receiving awards!

I liked your post on the 60's - what a time that was - I was just born in the 60's so can't remember much. I remember more of the 70's flared trousers, Night Fever (Bee Gees), Night clubs ... I remember a lot of plastic - every thing seemed to be made of plastic: tables, chairs ??

Thanks for making me smile with your comment on my blog. I have left you a reply back there. :); April 4, 2010 at 12:08 PM

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where am I coming from......

Nelson, British Columbia sparkles with spectacular scenery, an old time ambience, talented artists, and an incredibly vibrant community. People walk around with smiles on their faces. Mermaid Gallery was perched on the hillside, on the fringe of the downtown core, with a lovely view of Kootenay Lake. Many artists, tourists, and townsfolk enjoyed it's cheerful vibe. The town is very small though and during those shoulder seasons there was very little business. Online marketing seemed to be the alternative to a storefront, and during the fall of 2009 we closed Mermaid Gallery's doors....... s'alright though...because I'm still in contact with the universe here.....