Cast Your Ballots, Please!

I want to thank all of you, Beautiful People, who nominated my blog for a prestigious Best Food Blog 2016 award. Whether I get it or not, the nomination itself is a great honor and a very humbling experience. I find myself in a very distinguished company! I am also grateful to the fabulous blogger and a lovely person https://nepaliaustralian.com for organizing and running this entire nomination and award process.

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If you have already voted, and if you voted for me, please accept my most sincere thanks! If you haven’t, here is a simplified procedure:

  1. Use this link to go to the Nominations site. https://nepaliaustralian.com/2017/01/10/nepaliaustralians-blog-award-2016-nominations-announced/
  2. Scroll all the way down to the end of the Comments section.
  3. In the Comments field, copy and paste the following The Best Food Blog 2016 #2.
  4. While you are at it, spend a few more minutes to vote for nominees in the other categories. There are some awesome blogs out there!

You can also vote on Facebook and Twitter and spread the word, if you can.

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Thank you so much for your love and your support!

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    1. Thank you so much for your support!

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  1. Voted for you, you certainly deserve to win! Both your food and presentation are excellent!

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    1. Thank you so much for your support!

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      1. Just so you know, my vote comment on the Nepaliaustralian blog voting post is still waiting for moderation, so you might not see it yet.

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      2. Thank you so much for your support!

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    1. Hello, dear! It’s past midnight here, and I am about to go to bed.

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      1. Thank you! And you have a wonderful day!

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  2. Voted. I didn’t know any of the other blogs.

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    1. Thank you, sweetheart!

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  3. Thank you. Happy days, happy tomorrows.

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  4. You already know I voted for you! And whatever comes next, you are the winner in MY book. I wish they’d let Tink vote. 🙂
    xx,
    mgh

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    1. Thank you.Madelyn and Tink! Some people found it difficult to figure out how to vote (remember, I was one of them), so I posted it again, with step-by-step instructions.

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      1. It was a good idea – and a good post. It took me a moment as well – different way to vote. Most people will go away before voting — unless they are as stubborn as I can be. 🙂

        Your instructions are clear – and I’ve got my fingers crossed.
        xx,
        mgh

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      2. Yeah, and my toes, and my eyes… All crossed. My math-and-engineering cousin asked how she was going to tabulate the votes. I am also wondering – it seems to be a tremendous undertaking, if done manually.

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      3. She is VERY generous indeed to spend her time tabulating votes.

        When I first began OFI there was little automation to be had (and what was there was beyond my budget), and doing everything manually practically did me IN.
        xx,
        mgh

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      4. For my dissertation, I had to process pre- and post- scores of almost 6,000 students. Had I not secured help of a couple of student assistants to access the existing data and enter it for me, I would probably still be working on it, 22 years later.

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      5. My mind goes numb even thinking about it! I had enough trouble grading papers without some student assistant help.
        xx, mgh

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      6. My task for today: grading 36 papers on Operant Conditioning. Making a pot of coffee…

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      7. I thought you were no longer teaching. STILL grading papers? (oh, yeah – thanks for the reminder to go heat the water!)
        xx, mgh

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      8. I am teaching part time – can’t live without it!

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      9. Good for you! I’m eager to get back to it myself – albeit in the virtual format.
        xx,
        mgh

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      10. I feed on the energy of live classroom interaction, with live hugs and end-of-semester parties.

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      11. My sleep disorder would make “live” difficult for me – night school slots are few and far between.
        xx,
        mgh

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      12. I teach college, you know, not “school” school, and I’ve taught nights for years, first when I was running my school during the day, and then when I had to take care of my father during the day. Now I teach 4 mornings a week, and I have a chance to enjoy dinners with my husband every night – life is beautiful!

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      13. Sounds wonderful. I’ve never actually checked that out, since I don’t have any official “teaching” degrees and a few life struggles didn’t support my PhD goals — but maybe they’d be interested in some of my other credentials. hmmmm . . .

        Of course, they’d have to agree with letting me teach at night since I live alone and don’t wake reliably to sound.
        xx,
        mgh

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      14. First of all, you don’t need a teaching degree to teach college, as long as you have a graduate degree in your field, which you do. Secondly, community colleges LOVE adjuncts who teach at night, and most of them do not require a doctoral degree, so your Masters should suffice. I started teaching college 28 years ago with an MA, and did an Ed D while teaching at the same university. Some of my professors were my colleagues – it was hilarious. If you like teaching, go for it!

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      15. I will check it out. Thanks for the encouragement.
        xx,
        mgh

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    1. Thank you dear Ramesh!

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  5. Voted for you. Congratulations!!!

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    1. Thank you, Patricia!

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  6. It’s nice to meet you! I found your lovely blog through the “4-legged Meet and Greet.” I myself have only 2 legs, but I love your blog and am going to follow you! 🙂 Have a great day! 🙂

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    1. Thank you, Phoebe and Samantha, nice to meet you as well. Purrs and meows from silly Beba and majestic Barmalei, and their human, Dolly.

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  7. Hello! Congrats on your award! I have also nominated you for 2 different awards: The Mystery Blogger Award and the Blogger Recognition Award. You can find the article here: https://thepurplealmond.com/2017/01/24/7-blogger-awards-nominations/

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    1. Thank you so much, dear Tamara! I am deeply honored!

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    1. Thank you so much dear!

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  8. Voted at you, Dolly 😀
    All good luck!

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    1. Thank you so much, dear Irene!

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  9. Voted (hope I did it right!), congratulations!

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    1. Thank you so much, Terri! I truly appreciate.

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  10. If anyone deserves this award, it’s you!
    Though I have a soft spot for Carol (time challenged), I must admit.
    Behatzluche!

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    1. Thank you so much! I also admire Carol – tremendously! – but unfortunately, she is not one of the nominees. I have no idea how I ended up in that lineup, but since I am there, I might as well try to win, if not for myself, but for promoting awareness of kosher cooking.

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      1. You’re doing a mitzvah 🙂

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      2. Thank you so much! The Chofetz Chaim said that while doing a mitzvah, one has to be conscious of doing a particular mitzvah, otherwise it doesn’t really count, so thank you for bringing it to my attention – I wasn’t even aware. Now you get a mitzvah for helping me do a mitzvah!

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      3. I like this. The reward for a mitzvah is another mitzvah!

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    1. Thank you so much for reblogging and spreading the word!

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      2. I appreciate the compliment, and I love your site, always full of best information.

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      3. Thank you very much! You are a part of the providers of this information. This make them so good. Thx

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  11. Deidre says:

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    1. I am sorry you are having problems with my site. I hope someone can comment with an advice. I don’t think anyone else is having this problem, but I might be mistaken.

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  12. Iriz Chan says:

    Congratulations! You’re on the right track it seems. Best of luck! 🙂

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words!

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  13. Elizabeth says:

    Wow! What a great honor and certainly one you deserve! I voted for you in food and joliesattic in the Best Diverse Blog category. I love you both!

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    1. Thank you so much, you are so kind!

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  14. Congratulations Kosher. You definitely deserve the title. 😇🤗😉

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  15. oldpoet56 says:

    I hope that you win this award, you are a very deserving of it.

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    1. Thank you so much for the honor! This is so cute; trust Esme to come up with a new idea every time.

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  16. I hope I’m not too late!

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    1. You’re never late, friend!

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  17. lilyandardbeg says:

    congratulations 🙂 well deserved!

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  18. Balvinder says:

    Though, its not been long that we know each other but checking your blog posts I can tell you are a sweet person at heart and write genuine content on blog.I wish I could vote but I ma not on facebook to spread the message. I wish you win this award!

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    1. Thank you dear Bal, it is so sweet of you! I am also not on Facebook, nor any other social media. You can vote right here, though, if you follow the steps in my post, and I thank you in advance!

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      1. Balvinder says:

        Is it that simple?

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      2. Yes, dear! I couldn’t believe it myself, and I cannot imagine how she is going to tabulate results, but that’s what it is.

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      3. Balvinder says:

        I just did on nomination’s site.I hope I did it right.

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      4. Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support!

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  19. Well, I think your recipes and stories are wonderful. Well deserved honour! Does this mean I have to go to the other site to nominate you? You get mine, hands down!

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    1. Thank you for the vote of confidence! Yes, you have to follow the steps to vote. It is a competitive award; that’s why I am asking people to vote.

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      1. OK. I will try and figure out how to do it.

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      2. It is so simple that everybody thinks it cannot be that simple! All you do is use the link to go to her blog and type your vote into a comment. How she is planning to tabulate all this is beyond me!

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      3. Does sound simple. Let me give Raizel breakfast (never mind that it is past noon. She is a teenager.)

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      4. My husband is a teenager at heart! His breakfast is coming out of the oven in about 20 minutes! To be adult about it, we call it Sunday brunch…

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  20. felisrecipes says:

    Congratulation. YaY !!! 🙂 ❤

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