Blogs most excellent

I was tagged the other day by Half Pint Pixie for an Excellent Blog Award.

Kate’s byline is “Improving my life one habit at a time”. I like it! Her blog has veggie food, sustainable living hints, health info & some posts which inspire me to declutter my house (which can only be a good thing!)

Here’s the associated small print:

By accepting this Excellent Blog Award, I have to award it to 10 more people whose blogs I find Excellent Award worthy. I can give it to as many people as I want but please award at least 10. Thank you out there for having such great blogs and being such great friends! You deserve this!

If chosen, you agree to the same information above. If chosen, also feel free to award people who have already been awarded…

Without further ado I present my personal ten of the best I have come across during my travels through the blogosphere…

24 daily habits by Peter at I will change your life. Peter had a “year of change” in 2007 when he became a father for the first time and relocated from Australia to Canada. Really good, thought provoking blog.

Thomas Laupsad’s Pictures from Northern Norway. This photo shows the first sunlight of the year. I love this blog, I find the photos so peaceful and get inspiration from this beautiful part of the world. Thomas is also a knitter and writes a blog about this too.

The Smirking Cat is trying to make sense of a world that has completely and unapologetically lost its mind. This post makes me think that there are some people who should never have kids.

The Positivity Blog - Five mistakes I have made with personal development information. I love all these self-help books and blogs, but sometimes the sheer amount of information becomes a whole other problem.

I love reading Jo’s rants at Please Don’t Eat with Your Mouth Open. Hell truly is other people!

Groovy Vegetarian has some great ideas and thoughts about the vegetarian lifestyle. I love the dark humour of this post about some knick knacks you might like for your mantlepiece.

Adam at Joy Chaser with a post about “Productive Procrastination”. As a recovering procrastinator I identify only too well!

La Marguerite is a green girl wannabe originally from France and now living in the USA. Her blog is about green psychology, and I love this post about the environmental scorecard of the ads shown during the Superbowl last weekend.

Jason at A miracle a day is another personal development blogger. He has written some very incisive posts about relationships, my favourite being The 7 Pillars of Strong Relationships.

Last but not least is Yanik at Avoxtar 2.0. I like this blog as it is about living a better life but not getting too serious about it. This post about meditation is a favourite.

Please check out these blogs as I’m sure you will find something of interest if you like my blog. To those I’ve tagged, it would be a nice gesture to pay it forward to your own favourites, but don’t feel that you have to.