Having said that, the A-Z challenge was fun and interesting as my background being Welsh but my new home country being Cornwall it was entertaining to look at the Cornish language and compare it to the more established Welsh and Breton forms. I learnt a lot at the same time, that there are no words in Cornish (that I could find) that started with Q, X or Z but that swear words have been converted into Celtic from the Anglo Saxon forms, and thanks to Hogday I was inspired to find this out :-)
On another plus point, the other participants in the A-Z challenge were very supportive and I gained a number of new followers and people to follow as part of the process.
Most of all, I would like to thank my good friend, and blogging colleague, Dickiebo who awarded me a rare and very valuable dickiebouquet which I have proudly put on my sidebar. I can't tell you how much I treasure this award, as Dickiebo would be highly embarrassed but believe me when I tell you that it was a great honour and experience.
7 comments:
Congrats on making it to the end! :-) See you again soon.
Well done for making it, sigh of relief, looking forward to seeing more of your posts.
Amanda
Amanda - Realityarts-Creativity
Art Blog
Congrats on the dickiebouquet, you deserve it.
I love languages and their similarities and differences and so I've found your A to Zs fascinating. Thanks and congratulations on completing.
Many thanks for gracing my Hall of Fame! You are in good company there.
I missed stopping by during the event. Its good to meet you now. I'm already looking forward to next year.
Congratulations on surviving to the end whether you liked it or not--you managed to achieve blogging discipline. Thank you for Blogging from A to Z with us in 2011
Don't forget to pick up your Winner's Badge at my site.
Lee
Tossing It Out
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