The Versatile Blogger Award

After the Blogger Appreciation Award, it came as a pleasant surprise when a fellow blogger The Average Aspirant nominated me for this award. I feel humbled. Please check out her blog – she has amazing motivational posts along with some very interesting reads.

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Thank you. Pic courtesy – luckypig.ie

The rule for this award is as follows –

  • Write 7 interesting facts about yourself
  • Nominate 15 amazing bloggers for the award 

Listing down 7 facts about me –

  1. I started writing as a way to cope up with mother’s loss in 2011. However the blog was created only in Sep 2017 as a tribute to my late mother and as a birthday gift to my toddler.
  2. I get bored with situations and people easily. So unless my work is challenging enough or people are interesting enough, I lose interest quite soon.
  3. I am basically an introvert whose circle of close friends is really very small.
  4. I love formal education. I hold two post-graduate degrees and I intend to get myself enrolled in few more courses soon.
  5. I am a caffeine junkie. I can survive on coffee for days together and I have stopped counting the number of cups I end up consuming every day.
  6. There’s nothing more that I detest than waking up in the morning. I have been a night owl throughout my life.
  7. I have never lied to my father except that one time when I had ended up getting 5 out of 20 in a Maths class test in standard 4. The major credit for my responsible behavior during growing up years is attributed to his unshakable faith in me.

Since ‘interesting’ is more a matter of perception, I hope you enjoyed reading the above.

Here’s 15 people who I feel deserve to be nominated for this award.

  1. Maya Bhat
  2. A Guy called Bloke
  3. Annie
  4. Ken
  5. Madekesiworld
  6. Kelly
  7. Veidehi Gite
  8. Moosmosis
  9. Sharonchy
  10. Holly B
  11. Find Shars
  12. The Nomadic Architect
  13. Enni
  14. Kally
  15. Messy mapmaker

Congratulations to all the winners!

 

Author: Sonia Chatterjee

Who am I? An erstwhile banker turned blogger/writer/author. Any qualifications? A Post-Graduate degree in Chemistry followed by a second Post-Graduate Diploma in Management. I completed a one-year MFA in creative writing course from the Writer's Village University, U.S. in Dec 2020. Though I must admit that I am still trying to figure out how and when I can connect all these dots. Have I done any real work? If two years in market research, six years in banking as a branch head, three-plus years of blogging, writing, and publishing a book can be considered as real work, then yes! Where do I live? After spending life like a nomad for sixteen years in Delhi, Bangalore & Mysore, I am back to where it all started from - Kolkata. My favorite things - Books, coffee, travel, food, and my five-year-old son. What is this blog about? Through Sonia's musings, I intend to explore writing in various genres, create social awareness, spread laughter, and give words to emotions. Anything for readers? You can check out my book 'Deal of Death' on Amazon Kindle. If you like fast-paced thrillers, this Detective fiction introducing the woman sleuth, Raya Ray could turn out to be your perfect weekend read.

16 thoughts on “The Versatile Blogger Award”

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  6. Hey Sonia, thank you for the nomination of the Versatility Award 2018. I will write up my response and nominations this week 🙂

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  8. Thank you for nominating our youth education site, Sonia!! 🙂 That means alot to us! Your musings are inspiring, and we look forward to embarking on a great explorative journey with you.

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