The Canadian Blog Awards

Whatever He Says has been nominated again this year for the Canadian Blog Awards in the Religion Philosophy category! Last year this blog came second. I would love to do better this year but need your help!

Please vote if you enjoy reading here, by going to Canadian Blog Awards.

While there, our friend Dave's blog, Rolling Around in My Head is nominated for Best Personal Blog and Best Overall. And our other friend Shannon, has been nominated in the category of Best Blog Post for Half Soled Boots: Peace Be With You please consider voting for them too.

Take time to explore the blogs nominated. It is an excellent way to find some great Canadian blogs.


VotingTwo rounds of voting will take place with each round lasting 7 days. The first round of voting will include all nominees. The second round of voting will narrow down the list of nominees in each category. The second round shall consist of the top ranking blogs from round 1.Each person gets one vote for their favourite blog, in each category. In round 1, you can only vote once per blog. In the subsequent rounds you can vote once per day.

Comments

Dave Hingsburger said…
Well, I've voted for you. Rah WHS!
1:56 PM
Susan said…
Me too! Twice!

Once at home and once at work. :)

That's not cheating, is it?
4:17 PM
Belinda said…
Oops Susan! I don't know!! :)
6:32 PM
Susan said…
No, it's not cheating. I figured it out. I voted once for Frances and once for me. :)
9:16 PM
Dave Hingsburger said…
Nope, not cheating, I'm voting from every computer I can get my hands on. Yeah Baby, gotta love the democratic process ...
2:14 AM
Dave Hingsburger said…
should note that right now that means, only mine. I don't have access to any other computer ... but I would Baby, I would.
2:15 AM
Belinda said…
Ha ha!
10:30 PM
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