- Post of the Year.
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It has been neck and neck all the way during the voting, with no more than a whisker separating two of our eight shortlisted posts.
In the end, the final set of votes received brought both of our front runners together, in a dead heat photo finish. It therefore gives us great pleasure to announce that the ultimate accolade of Post of the Year 2007 is to be split between…
Big Ass Belle: piano music.
…and…
Little Red Boat: Hard life in the low rises. Of Hassocks.
One is American; the other is British. One is moving; the other is hilarious. Both are beautifully written, and both are splendid examples of the sort of diversity that, at its best, Post of the Week is all about. Hearty congratulations to both Lynette and Anna, and many thanks to all who voted.
Post of the Week will now be taking a quick breather, while we sort ourselves out behind the scenes. We’ll still be accepting nominations, but the next shortlist won’t be appearing until Saturday January 12th.
Wishing all of our readers a Happy New Year,
The Post of the Week team.
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Feck me! Thank you! Wow! Thank you! Will post and things all about it and thank you and stuff.
HAPPY NEW YEAR THINGS!
xxx
Well done to both, I found it hard to split these in my vote so a joint finish leaves me with a nice warm glow too!
Hopefully we can use these, and the shortlisted posts, to all aim a little higher with our blog posts in 2008!
Have a great one!
Nicely done, both. And a big, hearty ‘Thanks’ to Mike for taking the time to co-ordinate the Post of the Year shortlist and final vote - and, of course, for managing the whole shebang this year. x
Three cheers all around for two of my favorites from the year and for the whole POTW team!
Yay! and Hurrah!
two excellent posts, no question. What taste the voters have!
More of the same in 2008 please.
ST
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