Voting continues for the Black Diamond Boot Fire & EMS Blog of the Year.
While Iron Firemen has continued leading the Fire blogs with more than a 350 vote lead, the EMS blogs have a little competition going.
I have been watching the votes carefully since the voting began. I do this because I enjoy seeing the competition and to make sure there isn’t anything fishy going on.
I assure you that everything has been fair!
What has been interesting is how on Sunday, Rescuing Providence has narrowed the almost 150 vote lead by A Day in the Life of An Ambulance Driver to less than 90 votes. Last year, we saw the majority of the votes in the last two days. Anything can happen. It all depends on who is pulling for who and how many votes you can get (obviously).
Even the lead that Iron Firemen is enjoying should not be taken for granted. You just never know.
I have enjoyed seeing the various posts by these bloggers and others drumming up support. I would love to share them, but I want to be sure not to show bias. If I showcase 1, I would have to share all of them and more than likely I would accidentally leave a couple out.
Voting continues until Midnight Tuesday February 1, 2010!
Rumor has it that Michael Morse once served tofu vegan pizza when it was his turn to cook at the firehouse.
Call me hypercritical, but I think it sends the wrong message if we vote for a guy who treats his fellow medics and firefighters like that.
Instead, vote for… me, for example!
The tofu vegan pizza was a big hit, I’ll have you know, unlike the deep fried Catfish Ratatouille swimming in opossum fat and squirrel lard you served at the last Ambulance Driver hoedown!
Vote for Rescuing Providence, because I care about your heart!
*sigh*
First of all, catfish is served in a courtbouillon, not a ratatouille. And everyone knows that possum and squirrel are both low in fat, and are traditionally grilled on skewers, served on a bed of collard greens.
Philistine.
And this is the South, where gravy is its own food group, and hairy-chested Southern men eat lots of easily recognizable animal parts swimming in lard, and we’re just as healthy as anybody who – urk… gasp!… THUD.