Blog Etiquette
I have received the above awards (The Cup, Butterfly and Proximidade awards from Nita and Premio Dardos award from Renu) and as per Blog etiquette, I need to pass them on to fellow bloggers.
So, I give the Premio Dardos award to the following people:
- Diary of Think Tank (Rahul): This is a blog hosted in Rediffiland, and the kind of writing he does is quite thought provoking. Excellent writing.
- A Wide Angle View of India (Nita): A responsible Blogger who writes lot of unbiased views on serious topics. One of the blogs, where the comments can go up to even hundred, and hence a very healthy discussion happens on most topics.
- 1000 Petals (Axinia): I have always wordered how someone born in Russia and brought up in East Germany and Austria can write on Eastern philosophy so well! She also writes on great people from Russia, Germany and also India.
- An Alien’s thought’s about our planet (Raj): His analysis of major issues goes really deep and he does not hesitate to call spade, a spade.
- Sit, Relax and Watch (Raman): He has this ability to write articles on so many different subjects, and yet, extract some morality out of it!
- Meditation Photography (Suresh): Balanced perspectives with a touch of philosophy. And some of the best photographs, I have seen in his blog.
- I love life So I Explore (Prerna): Interesting and frank analysis.
- Nivi’s Space (Nivi): Some of her stories, are really good, especially when she conveys some message through them.
- The life and times of an Indian Home Maker (IHM): Though I don’t subscribe to all of what is conveyed, her perspective on sensitive issues is too good!!
I give The Cup to the following people:
- Whatever Matters!!(A Bhutanese Blogger): You would definitely like to know the happenings in this near to perfect place, from a near to perfect Blogger. This blog is innocently blissful!
- Awakening(Suchitra): Though she has stopped writing, you could always visit her site for the poems.eg. http://suchithewriter.blogspot.com/2008/09/perversion-of-poetry.html I have never read poetry written like this! Also read the ‘Muktha’ short story on her last post.
- Daily Blog Tips (Daniel): An expert on SEO and things like that. His question answer series is very popular (In fact, I learnt how to link, from him!)
- Maami’s Weblog: Be it her stories, her articles or anything else, it is just excellent. I have never seen an account on Chennai so beautifully written.
- Jabberwock (Jai Arjun): If you are thinking if there is much of Indian writers writing in English, visit this site. You could get an interview or review of almost all the English books published in India!
- Soliloquy(Aditya): While his writing is not extraordinary, his commenting is. He can argue on any point, persistently and convincingly!!
- My Story ISB and Beyond(Ram’s Abode): A classical music treat, especially some of his lengthier articles on the nuances of Carnatic music.
- Punchinello’s Chronicals: This author, has a very balanced sense of analyzing the society and everything else that matters in the United States.
- Arjun Somanchi’s Blog: If it is about perspectives – he’s definitely got the right one. Nice articles that give you the alternate (truer) perspective.
I give the Butterfly award to the following people:
- Doing Jalsa and Showing Jilpa (Krish Ashok): Humour, can never get better than this!
- Mashed Musings (Amit): When he doesn’t write about Bollywood, he writes great stuff – but the number of awards at the Avant Garde, should tell more about him.
- 18,000 RPM (Dinesh Babu): He writes on normal topics. But makes the stuff so interesting to read. His proposed story for ‘Robot’ was really good.
- Su (Sri Harsha): What ever he writes, he writes with authority. Even the comments. When he comments on other sites, he puts a lot of effort into it.
- The Light Shines the brightest (Vishesh): Too mature for his age! He writes long poems with some exceptional implications and understanding (And he himself knows that his poems are long!)
- Rinksnbitts (Renu): A Blogger who not only writes responsible things, she also comments responsibly. And she speaks her mind straight.
- Straight Drive: I was impressed initially by his cricketing posts, but now following his entire blog. He writes frankly.
- Redifining Oblivion (Rakesh): His pursuit of meaning and purpose of life through travels, book reviews etc. is evident in his blog.
- My Experiments in Kitchen (Sahaja): The only cooking blog I follow. Her blog teaches the simpler dishes like Semiya upma and the likes, which are practical, more popular and easy to cook. She can read and understand Sanskrit – a rarity.
- Anniyan (Pavan): I just read one of his articles – On the Aethist’s point of view on God, and was mighty impressed. Keep going!
Destination Infinity
thanks for these great recommends. Looking to fill out my own blogroll 🙂
lol 😛 thanks 😀
Hey thankssss a lot…..I am glad u liked it and are experimenting even 😉
Happy new Year …. wishing u success and smiles!
@ggw_bach: Sure, the entire field is yours 🙂
@Vishesh: So, can we hope to see shorter poems without the reduction of quality?
@Sahaja: I hope to have a successful year for all my initiatives in cooking. For some reason, I am even today making only noodles! Hope I come out of my cocoon soon.
Destination Infinity
Thanks for stopping by. And love your quote about listening. Peace to you, Molly
Congrats on the well deserved awards! Happy 2009 🙂
Congratulations! and mighty thanks for passing it on. Thanks to this post, many people got a desirable intro to their blogs! 🙂
Congrats for all the awards and thanks for giving me one! Dunno why but had missed this post!
happy new year!
@Molly: I was intrigued by the similarity of the blog names we had. We seem to have similarity in thoughts as well.
@Kiran: Thanks, and wish you the same too…
@Su: Generally, I balance out. But this time, I was just happy to have a small pun on the title!
@Nita: Thanks for giving me three of the awards! I had never got a cup. I have got medals twice or thrice but not a cup. So, even that thirst is now quenched online! This has almost become an alternate reality for me – Blogging 🙂
Destination Infinity
Thank you for your comment on my blog, I have replied to it. Sorry for the delay.
DI, 1000 thanks for awarding me!!
Only a small correction – I was not raised in East Germany and Austria.I was raised on Soviet territory(wherever it was)…:)
Congratulations for the award DI 🙂 You deserve them.
Thanks for giving the award to me 🙂
@Vikram: You have a nice blog. But got to read it only recently. I saw the reply too, thanks.
@Axinia: Actually, our sense of geography is quite poor especially in Eastern Europe. Even though some of the books I read is exactly focussed on that area, I am not still able to visualize. That's why I have bought a globe recently. Let us see, if I improve now 🙂
@Kanagu: I was glad to do this post, too.
Destination Infinity
Thank you!
Congratulations and thank you!!! 🙂
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Gosh.Thanks so much.
And many congratulations.
Maami, adhellam sari. What happened to a couple of posts you posted recently? And what is this break?? We cannot accept it 🙂
Destination Infinity
Hey, didn't realize I had an award for myself here. Congratulations to you and Thank you 🙂
Thanks a lot!!
//When he doesn’t write about Bollywood 😆
How did I miss this one? Well, my Bollywood posts have certainly gone down! 😛
Thanks for the award!
That was not to discourage you from writing bollywood posts, but to encourage you to write more posts on other general and informative topics which I thought you did very well (Saw them in the Avant Garde awards), but when I visited your site at that time, there were a lot of bollywood posts! I do wish you write more on informative topics.
Destination Infinity
Thats a pleasant surprise. Thanks for the cup!!!!
🙂 thanks a bunch!