"Small And Big" Blog Earns Mystery Carrot Award

Mystery Carrot Award FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Boston, Massachusetts | December 1, 2006 | A blog titled Small and Big has recently earned the coveted Mystery Carrot Award. This exceptional weblog was cited for the honor from among all Internet offerings worldwide. The award is sponsored by Chrid Meister of www.chridmeister.co.uk.

“We’re proud to receive this award,” says Small and Big’s staff writer, P.L. Frederick. “The Carrot is the only accolade to recognize the caliber of effort it takes to be kind of okay. The award’s description really grabbed me. It says, ‘Mystery Carrot Award, for website adequacy.’”

According to statements on the award Web site, the entry requirements are stringent: “Is your website not bad? Kind of OK? Really quite acceptable and somewhere near reasonable? Please feel free to add this Mystery Carrot Award to your website!”

P.L. Frederick continues, “With all the egocasts out there, the competition was intense. But I thought, what the hey, it’s time to take Small and Big to the next level. So I went for it. I completed the rigorous application process—‘Simply copy and paste the HTML below, onto your web page!’—and I’m glad I did. Despite the exertion it’s a step in the right direction for Small and Big, and for my career.”

This is the first disctinction Small and Big has earned. The blog is located at http://smallandbig.blogspot.com and is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, give or take.
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Contact: P.L. Frederick
Company: Small and Big (http://smallandbig.blogspot.com)
Region: Duxbury, Massachusetts, USA
Press Release: See actual release on I-Newswire

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