Monday, March 09, 2009

The Planetary Awards

Dear Everyone, I am hosting a li’l bloggers awards ceremony tonight at this ol’ house by the Atlantic. All of you’s invited.

Performances gon be put on by Mammy Nature she self.

The wind tonight gon be cool, ooh-ooh aah, your arms gon shiver. Such a strong wind it gon be, shaking them brass chimes hanging on we verandah rail, making them ching-ching more loud than usual. Them crickets...no strong breeze ain't stopping them. For you, they gon chirp their super-loud, green song about long, quivering grass and night-brown stems of fern and orchids. Breeze gon blow ‘way all mosquitoes.

Above, in the dark sky, heavy white clouds gon rush by so fast, you might think them is giant sheep racing. Stars gon move quick-quick, you would think them is the lights from shepherds’ lamps, chasing after them sheep.

Even if we get a blackout...powercut, dear guests, nothing gon stop we show.

Welcome to the Planetary Awards, where, thanks to Michelle, I receive this (for beautiful writing...heh):















And now, to share the good vibes, I gon give some awards too (along with crispy, salty, slightly-peppery plantain chips, breadfruit chips and cool mauby drink - bitter enough to fool beer lovers, sweet enough to fool non-beer drinkers).




The Sun and Moon Award








Anna - for finding inspiration and beauty in the balance of Nature.





The Mercury Award











Stephen Bess
- for enabling communication and learning through his blog.





The Venus Award













C.M. Walsh - for beautiful writing style.






The Mars Award










Dawn of SureWoman - for fighting spirit and unflinching opposition to the wrongs of this world.




The Jupiter Award









Caroline - for volume, quality and quantity of excellent, thought-provoking content.




The Saturn Award









Bakannal - for dark humour or the ability to weather life's woes with a wry smile.




The Uranus Award








Jacqueline - for reaching beyond the obvious, putting a new twist on ancient materials.




The Neptune Award









Apprentice - for imaginative, creative content linked to photography.




The Pluto Award









Hayden (yes, I know she get this from Michelle, but nothing ain't wrong with getting two) - for penetrating insight, occasional dips into darkness, a tinge of the mystical.





Now, anyone for curry shrimps and roti while we gyaff...chat and laugh and praise-up each other...?

14 comments:

Caroline said...

Wow a whole planet - that's what I call an award - thank you!

You definitely deserve yours...

cadiz12 said...

congrats to the winners!

sablonneuse said...

Congratulations to you and all the winners. Enjoy the celebration party!

Mr Farty said...

Miffed that I didn't win the Uranus award. *sniff*

I am so shallow.

Off to read a few of those blogs now.

Guyana-Gyal said...

Mr. F, I wanted to give everyone awards but Blogger has been behaving badly recently, you shoulda seen the high-jinks I had to do to get the spacing right, then...argh...

Sab, I forgot to mention, it's a virtual party...I'd correct it in the post but I'm having so many problems posting...argh...

Cadiz, if I could draw and colour and paint online, I'd create awards for all of us. It's a virtual party, by the way.

Caroline, you deserve. I've learnt so much from you.

Guyana-Gyal said...

More arghs...that boy Bakannal went and hid his old posts, how's anyone going to believe me now?

Jacqueline Smith said...

I love the ambience, except for the wind. Thanks for the award, and coincidentally, I came in here to get your blog address cause Il love your writing so much, I thought I'd feature you over here : It's not such a big deal, mind you, with its readership of one or so, but I thought I'd let you know. Anymore roti?

Olivia said...

What lovely images those are.

Hehehe, I just spotted your link to my blog on the sidebar and you made it so long I'm laughing!

Save me some breadfruit and curry shrimps and roti please - oh gosh my mouth is watering now! Ohhhh...I do miss home food.

PI said...

Congrats all around. It'll be great to meet all those people but GG I'm in despair. I've got NOTHING to wear:(

Guyana-Gyal said...

Aw Pat, you're so beautiful, whatever you wear will look lovely. But anyway, fret not, this is affair is casual, it's all about letting one's hair down. Wear something warm, it's real cool weather right now. I was wondering if up-North has gotten cold again, it affects us, I think.

Olivia, haha, I've had your link like that for ages. Now, for some home-food in Washington, what you have to do is make friends with a nice family from Guyana, I can bet you there are quite a few there. Or, you can come here :-D

Jacqueline, it's quite a big deal for me, what you've written. Such lovely compliments, I don't know how to take it all in. I'm still catching up with your other blog, by the way...

kfm said...

man, we had squash with curry beef an jasmine rice....and peppa sass...ooooh

Nice Awards...

Olivia said...

GG, you know what? My mother has two cousins in the metro area. I called them and left a message last month but haven't heard back. Forgot to tell them whose daughter I am, so maybe I will try again and mention my Mum.

katcampbell said...

Now that is the kind of Award ceremony I like to attend!

Stephen Bess said...

I am one proud lead student. :)Thanks, GG.

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