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scribblechic 
Your writing is personal, honest, and paints the picture of a life of challenges and the smell of hot cocoa. Thank you for inviting us into your world.
I don’t think I could have crafted a more pleasing compliment. Thank you!
you are very beautiful,dear
A compliment with an endearment is a delightful start to the day – thank you!
Hi, can I just say that I love reading blogs that really shows the writers vulnerability and honesty and I think you do that in a perfect and very graceful way. Though I might be young and won’t really understand everything you put down here, know that it has already captured me as if I’m reading a story from a published book.
Keep up your amazing talent for placing words together in a beautiful manner.
=)
Reading your words I wanted to unpack them slowly and delicately, marveling at each kindness. With each sharing I endeavor to capture a small piece of my life, preserving each moment for another time. I hope that I am able to embrace my truths with humility and gratitude. Thank you for pausing here with me.
Hi There, You’ve been officially nominated for the Sunshine blogger award. I don’t know if you’re into these things, but you add to my weekly sunshine. Thanks for sharing you talents. Follow the link for more details if you’re interested.
http://kzackuslheureux.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/sunshine-award-ill-accept/
Thank you for the nomination and your kind words!
This is just a reflection of my own thoughts. Though I’m not a face reader, but you seem to be a wonderful lady. 🙂
Thank you. Wonderful is both indulgent and generous.
You’ll always be grateful you catalogued so meticulously your time as a young mother. Generations will fight over rights to your entries! Keep it up, scribblechic. You’re on to nurturing good things in yourself, your family and your readers.—M.
Thank you. I am always humbled by the kind words of others in this vast, eclectic company of writers.
The act of documenting our lives has evolved into a love letter to my children and a keepsake of sorts for days past. I hope one day my children see the threads of love and hope that accompanied difficult choices as well as undercurrents of humility and accountability for my imperfections as a parent.
I enjoy your blog and have nominated you for an award!
http://laurnicolehunt.wordpress.com/2013/03/28/spreading-the-love/
Thank you for the lovely surprise upon my return from vacation. I am presently stranded between piles of laundry, but I will return to this.
Beautiful & Inspiring words!!! Thank you!! 🙂 Following you now! I just started blogging recently and would love any thoughts you might have 🙂 http://dancinmoma.wordpress.com (I write about the “Dance” of Life, Motherhood and more) I’m a dance teacher and a mom of three so your “center stage” piece was right up my alley. I recently wrote “Behind the curtain” and how we all need to step out on the “stage” of life!!! Applause for YOU!!! 🙂
I found this message a little late in my evening, but wanted to take a moment to thank you for sharing your story with me. I look forward to visiting your blog!
I felt totally captured by your writing. It feels absolutely honest. As a mother and as a person who is seeking to center in gratitude… it really touched me.
Thank you, I think honest is a lovely compliment.
Best reasons to write!
Cheers,
Courtney Hosny
Thank you, Courtney!
Lovely blog. All the way around.
Thank you for your company along the way!
Great blog and very nice pic of you! You look like you’re about to jump out of an airplane!!!
Thank you! The photo was taken by my daughter during a visit to City Museum in St. Louis, Missouri. It is one of my favorite reminders of a lovely family vacation.
{The aforementioned image has since been removed.}
Documenting is always cool!
It is a pleasure. Thank you.
Stumbled across your blog tonight, and grateful I did! Very much enjoy reading your authentic musings on daily life. I look forward to more!
I like the clean, unexaggerated truth of your phrase “authentic musings on daily life.” This is very much a public journal of my days. Thank you.
beautiful writing- it radiates light & authenticity! i look forward to reading more!
Light and authenticity are generous goals for any writer. Thank you.
Hi,
To thank you for liking, commenting, and/or following The Haute Mommy Handbook, I am nominating you for The Dragon’s Loyalty Award! Please click the link below for the rules of acceptance.
Thank you!
Jen
http://hautemommyhandbook.com/2013/12/05/ive-been-nominated-for-the-dragons-loyalty-award/
Thank you, Jen, for this thoughtful nod. In an effort to honor your nomination with an appropriate measure of appreciation I would direct others to visit my thanks page for a few fun facts and a collection of favorite blogs.
Wish I could write half as eloquently as you but I spent a majority of my career writing governmental documents so the fluidity and art of expressing my feelings well enough for anyone to find remotely interesting, I’m afraid has left a long time ago. It is important to say this because there are few words that come to me to state how lucky I am to know you personally and to say the real scribble chic is even more beautiful a person then the incredibly well stated thoughts she illustrates through her gift with words. You are truly amazing and incredibly strong and one who will always inspire. You, my friend, should be published and sit upon the shelves amid some of the greatest who have come before you for generation upon generation to always be graced with your talent! Thanks for letting me in.
Thank you, Jackie, for such a kind and generous compliment. I love that so many of my blessings begin with motherhood and linger in friendship.
Lovely, your blog helps to sustain my courage to blog… Thank you!
Thank you for such a kind note of encouragement.
Your writing is absolutely beautiful. As a mother I really connect with your words; my heart aches with your trials and smiles with your victories..this is a truly inspiring place you have created!
Such a lovely compliment, to share trials and smiles with kind strangers connected by common experiences. Thank you!
Dear Scribblechic,
This is Derek Bell, I write Playing in the City with Trains. I’m enjoying your blog. So familiar and often so funny.
I was wondering if you’d be interested in taking part in the #mywritingprocess blog tour. Basically a chain letter in blog form, but unlike a chain letter, it is fun, and it will hopefully expose your writing to people who may not have been lucky enough to discover it on their own.
It’s simple. You shoot me a very brief bio so I can point readers in your direction at the end of my post, Then, in your post you mention me and my blog, and then answer these four questions:
– What are you working on?
– How does your work differ from others in its genre?
– Why do you write what you do?
– How does your writing process work?
And then you pass it on to at least one other blogger.
My friend Lindsay at chimeragirl2010 (http://chimeragirl2010.wordpress.com/2014/04/10/all-the-work-while-crying/) invited me to take part,and now I am inviting you. Please let me know if you’re interested. If not, I completely understand.
Thanks for your help.
Derek
Thank you, Derek, for this lovely surprise. Please excuse my delayed note of appreciation as I am short five minutes for every alternate minute of this day. I promise to respond more attentively soon. Marie
Beautifully done! Your blog is inspirational and gives people like myself the drive and determination to keep on Inspiring the world around me.
Thank you and, in turn, your measure of appreciation nudges me a little further along in my own journey.
Oh why thank you my friend! I appreciate those kind words as well. 🙂
will you write and I can convert your poem to music? You have such pure and elegant introduction!
While that is a most intriguing proposal, I’ll have to be content with accepting your kindness as a compliment. If you hear music in a lyrical composition, I welcome your interpretation.
May I call you Marie? Here is my email, please feel free to sent me directly, than we can communicate together. I appreciate your kind words!!
Never stop dreaming!
Thank you, Baz. I cannot imagine a day without the tint of dreams.
Thank you for stopping by Storyteller. — Ray
Thank you, Ray, for the lovely distraction.
I came here because you liked by Freshly Pressed and when I first started reading I thought, oh here is a gorgeous mom with her life together and time to write — the kind of moms I resent. And then I read something about your son and started to cry. Sons. Developmental delays. IEPs. Holding my breath every time he might play with someone. Oh, sons. Can’t wait to have time to read your whole blog!
I love this comment for your honesty. I hate almost every image of myself, so on the rare occasion I find a picture I like I cling a little to the promise of an idea that is kinder than the one I hold in my mind’s eye. I can’t remember the last time a photo wasn’t cropped and filtered to flatter, but I hope there’s also a sincere spark of joy that balances the sharp pieces you can’t see. Some of that is the sweet boy you met in another post.
I’m looking forward to reading beyond our introductions, I have a feeling there’s a kindred connection between our stories.
Oh Marie. You are most beautiful inside & out. Many who know you marvel at your glamorous self! Your smile ignites a heart faster than you can ever imagine and your loving &!tender heart sparkles in your eyes. Do not hate your image. Love yourself and know you are the envy of many whom you have touched. I am one of those fortunate ones. Hugs to all of you and your beauty.
Jackie, you are too kind. I’m so fortunate to have met so many extraordinary souls and I accept your generous compliments with friendship and respect. Hugs to your sweet family, from ours!