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Liebster Award Courtesy of The Relentless Builder

Ok,so I visited one of my favorite blogs,The Relentless Builder as usual and viola...an award for moi?. Loving it.Kisses to The Relentless(I'm not a lesbo,its a friendly kiss o and hey have I told you how I love your blog name?). So this award has its rules...Let's go there...
The Rules:



  1. Thank and link back to the giver
  2. Answer the giver's questions
  3. Nominate 5 other blogs with fewer than 200 followers
  4. Ask five questions for nominees to answer
  5. Post it on your blog


     1 gone. 4 more to go.

Questions from Relentless to Amanda Shares:


Name one little thing/activity that is guaranteed to make you happy

 Being in my broadcasting element,reading my poem to a crowd

If you could go back in time, what would you change about your life

Having my dad alive to see what a damsel I have become

Facebook or Twitter and why? 

I love both really but will vote more for twitter.Its news traffic is on point and unbeatable.

What is a deal breaker for you in a relationship with your significant other?

Serial cheating as in maka why should I not break the deal?

What is the relationship with your siblings like if you have siblings?


I have a very cordial relationship with my siblings.I have four brothers and two sisters who are all older than I am.My sisters are my immediate elder ones so naturally I am closer to them.We share secrets that can raise the dead.We have a strong bond.My brothers like feeling like big brothers and oh well,I enjoy the attention.

The questions for my nominees are the same as The Relentless Builder's with exception to one.
  1. Name one little thing/activity that is guaranteed to make you happy
  2. If you could go back in time, what would you change about your life
  3. Facebook or Twitter and why? 
  4. What is a that wow factor that will keep you in a relationship against all odds.
  5. What is the relationship with your siblings like if you have siblings
Finally, I nominate the following bloggers:


 http://www.dianahsplace.com
 http://kanyinulia.blogspot.com/
http://sugabellyrocks.com/
http://www.joisaysblog.com/
http://blcompere.blogspot.com/

Comments

Unknown said…
You're welcome. Me sef, I love my blog name. Lol!

Oh my goodness, you and your sisters share secrets that can raise the dead. Classic! It's good to have people to talk to sha, especially your own family members.

It was nice to read your responses.
March 25, 2013 at 12:09 AM
Ojinika Mba-Kalu said…
lol....yeaaa,we do.tanks again,Relentless
March 26, 2013 at 10:19 AM
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