My First Award

My first award, "The Proximity Award", but very aptly given to me (it sounds like a little bit of self-praising I guess but its true) by Monkia. My wishes and actions have really paid off. I always wanted myself and my blog to be free and without the confinements of boundaries and I guess I have proved it in many ways. My traffic comes more from across the borders than in Pakistan. Even on my facebook's BlogNetworks I have more than half readers from India and the rest too is mixup of Pakistan and other coutnries.

This award is given to a blog that invests and believes in PROXIMITY - nearness in space, time and relationships! These blogs are exceedingly charming. These kind bloggers aim to find and be friends. They are not interested in prizes or self-aggrandizement. Our hope is that when the ribbons of these prizes are cut, even more friendships are propagated. Please give more attention to these writers! Deliver this award to eight bloggers who must choose eight more and include this cleverly-written text into the body of their award.

So I give this award to:

1. Ritu for bringing out the social issues which are universal to human kind, peeping in to things clearly and not just remained aloof of the staus quo but being outspoken against it specially here.
2. Tikuli for always being happy and smiling (on facebook :) ) and always good in making communications and ready to make others smile too.
3. Seher for bringing about the positivity for everone in the whole world, for creating an aura in which any one can feel soothing her/his own self.
   
4. Snow, who while sitting abroad (even not in India) was trying to communicate and abrdige the boudaries between people around the globe. 
5. Parivesh whose posts gave an insight in to a typical Indian guy, but yet the tit-bits of thoughts were quite an insight experience for those from the rest of the world.
   
   
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6. Monika for giving place on her blog for so many causes and for bieng friends and acknowledging little efforts for people like me.