One Lovely Blog Award

I was nominated by my dearest, extraordinary, super bookish friend Marina @Books of Magic for the One Lovely Blog Award. If you haven’t checked her beautiful blog, go and check it now! (This was loud….) I am running out of words to express all my gratitude to her for her support and the amazing discussions we have. And now, get ready to get bored because 7 facts about my opinionated self are on their way.

Ye have been warned….

The Rules

  • Thank the person who nominated you for the award.
  • Display the banner/sticker/logo on your blog.
  • Share 7 facts or things about yourself.
  • Nominate up to 15 bloggers that you admire and inform the nominees.

7 Facts Unleashed!!

1) Do you remember the old Classic Comics series? Those of you who were born during the 80s and earlier surely do. My parents used to buy me two of those every week and I managed to collect them all. They are among my most beloved treasures and this is where my introduction to Shakespeare took place.

2) Besides basketball, my favourite sport is curling. There is just something so soothing, relaxing and exciting in watching this sport. Team Sweden, of course…

3) My favourite movie is Saving Private Ryan. I have watched it a gazillion times, sometimes back-to-back…

4) My favourite TV series is Sherlock.

5) I fall for everything that is dark, gloomy and gritty. If it’s also British, we have a winner combination. This is why I am really into haunting books and TV series like Ripper Street, Taboo and Peaky Blinders.

6) Daniel Day-Lewis is my absolute favourite actor.

7) I am a huge metalhead. I love Symphonic Metal and my favourite band is Epica.

This was tremendous fun! It’s nice to talk about something different, isn’t it?

Marina nominated Grainne @ Darkly Whimsical Reader, Kara @Bernard’s Book Blog and Frankie @Freed By Fiction and I nominate Jenna @Bookmark Your Thoughts , Lauren @Books Beyond the Story  and Callum @Callum McLaughlin

I can’t wait to read your facts (….did this sound totally incorrect or what?….)

 

16 Comments

  1. Lovely post Amalia! 😃 And you are too kind, I’m blushing 🤗 I love Sherlock!! And Epica too! 😊 That’s so interesting that you like curling! My favorite “sport”, and the only one I like is figure skating, because it’s also relaxing, and beautiful, and I always imagine myself doing the performances to my favorite songs haha 😄

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    1. Thank YOU, Marina, for being such a wonderful friend. Oh, I love figure skating. I remember the golden era of Plushenko and Jagudin…At least, Yuzuru Hanyu does a mighty fine job. And the beautiful couple in Ice Dance…those were the days…

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      1. You too Amalia 😊 Yes, I used to watch and love it more as a kid, but I still like to watch the Olympics at least. 🙂

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  2. I always enjoy getting to know a little more about the people behind a blog 😊 Thank you for the nomination, that’s very kind of you!

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    1. Thank you so much, Callum:) Your beautiful posts and powerful writing is a source of inspiration in our book community.

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      1. That’s so kind – I’m very flattered! 😊

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  3. janowrite says:

    Congrats! Well-deserved! Love your facts! (Have you seen a British series called Happy Valley? A bleak, really fine police series. What nailed me: the actor who plays the kind, good-looking priest in Grantchester is an uber-evil, dark villain in this series – brrrr. 🙂

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    1. Thank you so much, Jan! “Happy Valley” is on my summer list. I can’t wait to start watching it properly (I’ve watched bits and pieces) because I love James Norton.

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  4. Grainne (Darkly Whimsical Reader) says:

    I watched so much curling this past Olympics and I still have no idea how that sport works so I am extremely impressed by you naming it your favorite! Daniel Day-Lewis is truly a master! Which of his roles is your favorite?

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    1. He, he, I know:) I’ve been an avid fan if curling since the Vancouver Olympics in 2010. It took me a couple of years and quite a number of slams to understand it but it’s fully worth it. And Team Sweden is an adding factor to the brilliance:)

      Oh, that’s hard….I’d say “The Last of the Mohicans”, “Lincoln”, “The Unbearable Lightness of Being”, “The Boxer”, “The Crucible” and “In the Name of the Father” are my absolute favourite. I think I’ve just named 60% of his Filmography….Which films of his would you choose to watch again and again?

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      1. Grainne (Darkly Whimsical Reader) says:

        Phantom Thread! I definitely want to watch it again, the entire movie is pitch perfect.

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      2. Oh, definitely! Such elegance and class!

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