Have a good cry. It’ll be alright.
Thanks for trying everyone! But we didn’t quite have enough to push us into the top five of any category at the 2007 Canadian Blog Awards. Even a last minute push of readers from The Enlightened Savage urging them to vote for my candidate for best blog post couldn’t put us high enough.
I’ve taken this devastating news as best as I can and “cried it out” for a couple hours. I hope you too, dear reader, will be okay and are capable of moving onward with me.
Maybe next year, as they say.
Whatever, as I say.
Some of my daily reads are still in the running however. Voting on round 2 begins on Wednesday so please, please, go and give them your support.
Best Blog
Daveberta.ca
Mike’s Bloggity Blog Blob
Best Blogosphere Citizen
Dave Cournoyer of Daveberta
Best Blog Post
Mike’s Bloggity Blog Blob: What’s the male of Feminism?
Best Political Blog
Calgary Grit
Daveberta.ca
Best progressive Blog
Calgary Grit
Daveberta.ca
Best Humour Blog
Mike’s Bloggity Blog Blob
Best Entertainment/Cultural Blog
Mike’s Bloggity Blog Blob
Best Media/Celebrity Blog
Michael Morrison
A full list of nominees can be found here. Good luck to you all.
Even though I hate you all for being better than me. You suck… sniff…
Blogging about blogging (such introspection!)
In case you haven’t heard yet: the Canadian Blog Awards finally have a new home and will be presented this year after all.
I’m not suggesting you should vote for me – far from it. I’m not even sure what category this blog would be nominatable in. Best New Blog? Best Non-Partisan Blog? Maybe, Best Local Blog? Best made up word for the term “nominatable”? Either way, my goal is to provide even more/better quality on this blog and to be more like past recipients in the Best Religious Blog category.
I did want to draw your attention to a friend’s blog that I nominated: Mike’s Bloggity Blog Blob – who today informs us the People’s Choice Awards have been cancelled because of the Writers’ Guild strike. (Who knew we, the people, couldn’t be forced to choose when there were no writers in Hollywood? And what’s left, when we no longer have the power to choose? Chaos. And possibly the Blockbuster Awards. Although I think those were cancelled in 2002. They probably weren’t cancelled because of a writers strike; its more likely they were cancelled because of suckiness. Or pointlessness.) I nominated Mike’s blog in the Best Entertainment Blog and Best Humour Blog categories. If he makes the long list be sure to go vote for him!
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