Purple Stars

Its not always easy to choose a topic for a lens but as an opinionated person of senior years I have learned to write from the heart. If something is wrong say it up front.

Not everyone wil agree with you and many may even opt out of your fan club when you say things they don't like to hear or which crosses their beliefs or ideals. But over time you will be surprised how many do think as you do and will stick by you through thick and thin. Many have notified me that they want to read ALL my lenses because they are honest and straightforward. Here is a list of my first 3 purple star lenses

This is a picture of the inside of an amino acid moledule and it is a great demonstration of how living things hold together with links. The components are attracted to each other by force which draws them towards each other with hard to sever links. They then hook onto to other types of the same and form quantities that become visible and well publicised.

Lenses are living things and they too hold together with links. They can be via other lenses, web sites, blogs, articles, emails and so on. However many links a site has determines its ranking and how well it is listed in the search engines. That's why most of my lenses have featured those of other lensmasters, which both give them back links and extra exposure and also provide the same for my lenses.

Getting a purple star is a bit like rubbing a magic lamp. The genie pops out and viola, there you are. The lovely trophy sits for all time on your lens as a sign that you are one of the best.

When the Pressure is up one does fewer lenses. That's what was happening to me by the beginning of October. By that time I had served six months as an angel and was rating lenses and featuring them from hundreds of Squids.

They were listed here Angel Blesings - Sprinkled with Stardustp>

The New Year was like the turning of a page and the first wonderful thing that happened to me in Squidoo was another purple Star. This made number 17 and I am determined to at least equal my 2010 effort and hopefully better it.

It still gives me goosebumps and tears in my eyes when one of my lenses is so awarded. How about you? Please say how you feel in the Guest module.

I will be in there recommending and pulling for all squids to get ever more awards for their great lenses.

I'm a Squidoo lensmaster, and I'm inviting you to join me. Find and share recommendations online by building a lens. Join this group with lots of love, knowledge and friendship to share around. You'll love us. Click the link below to start.

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