Hey eveyone! The Shabby Vanity is giving away a free blog makeover! Click on the button on the right and go check her out!
She does awesome work! Hurry, though, the giveaway ends on Monday, September 20!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
UPrinting's Cool Business Cards Giveaway!
Great UPrinting Business Cards Giveaway!
Your chance to win die cut business cards prints! Designer Cards, blogger cards and so much more… From marketing materials to personal cards, business cards have developed from the plain boring to a more modern and rounded corners, square cards and slim cards.
Giveaway Prize:
250 Die Cut Business Cards for One (1) Winner
2 x 3.5”, 2 x 2” (square card) or 1.75 x 3.5” (slim card)
Die cutting options available: Rounded Corners, Leaf, Rounded One-Corner, Half-Circle Side, Circle
Paper Type: 14pt Cardstock Gloss, Matte, or High Gloss; 13pt Cardstock Uncoated
Color: 4Color Front, Blank Back; 4Color Front, Black Back; 4Color Both Sides
Limited to US residents only 18 years old and above. Giveaway ends on September 27, 2010.
Please leave a comment for each entry with your email in at least one comment so I can contact you if you win. If all of your entries cannot be verified as completed, your entry will be removed. This is my first giveaway, so the rules are very easy:
MANDETORY ENTRY:
1. Go to UPrinting and look around at all their wonderful products.
Then let me know something you saw that interested you: Mandetory: 1 entry.
EXTRA ENTRIES:
2. Follow my blog on Google Connect and leave me a comment telling me you are following: 2 entries.
3. Blog about this giveaway on your blog, and send me the link where you posted: 3 entries.
Your chance to win die cut business cards prints! Designer Cards, blogger cards and so much more… From marketing materials to personal cards, business cards have developed from the plain boring to a more modern and rounded corners, square cards and slim cards.
Giveaway Prize:
250 Die Cut Business Cards for One (1) Winner
2 x 3.5”, 2 x 2” (square card) or 1.75 x 3.5” (slim card)
Die cutting options available: Rounded Corners, Leaf, Rounded One-Corner, Half-Circle Side, Circle
Paper Type: 14pt Cardstock Gloss, Matte, or High Gloss; 13pt Cardstock Uncoated
Color: 4Color Front, Blank Back; 4Color Front, Black Back; 4Color Both Sides
Limited to US residents only 18 years old and above. Giveaway ends on September 27, 2010.
I will not receive any money for this giveaway. I will be receiving 250 Die Cut Business Cards from UPrinting.com for hosting this giveaway.
Please leave a comment for each entry with your email in at least one comment so I can contact you if you win. If all of your entries cannot be verified as completed, your entry will be removed. This is my first giveaway, so the rules are very easy:
MANDETORY ENTRY:
1. Go to UPrinting and look around at all their wonderful products.
Then let me know something you saw that interested you: Mandetory: 1 entry.
EXTRA ENTRIES:
2. Follow my blog on Google Connect and leave me a comment telling me you are following: 2 entries.
3. Blog about this giveaway on your blog, and send me the link where you posted: 3 entries.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
FALL FUN
I would like to say a big THANK YOU to Madeline at Shabby Vanity for helping me so much with my blog! Check her out...she is awesome!
ALSO, check out Shelly's Mary Kay site for out of this world "Back to School" bargains!
Hey yall....please check out this eloquent vintage silver giveaway from The Lazy Peacock at: http://thelazypeacock.blogspot.com/
Lots of goodies here!
Sunday, August 29, 2010
ONE WEEK DOWN
One full week of school successfully behind us…only 15 more to go until Christmas break…
The first week wasn’t too bad. Actually, it was very good. Most of the students didn’t really wake up until Thursday. Hopefully, they learned some things. I know I did.
On Monday during our Bible lesson I was teaching about the challenge of living up to God’s standards. As an example, I related an incident that happened to me that morning. When I was getting my coffee, I used the last of the cream in the creamer bowl. Knowing my husband would be wanting coffee when he got up, I reasoned that since he had much more time in the morning than I had, he could refill the creamer bowl (I hate refilling the creamer bowl). Suddenly, the words, “God’s Standards” flashed into my mind. Bummer. I reached down in the cabinet and retrieved the jar of creamer powder, and filled that creamer bowl.
As I told the story to the students, I stressed that it’s the LITTLE THINGS that trip us up sometimes. Putting others first is not always what we want to do; but if we are trying to live up to God’s standards, we will make the effort, even in the everyday little things.
Bible is the last period of the day, and by that time in the afternoon, most of the students were dozing off or staring glassy-eyed into space. A little frustrated that they weren’t hanging on my every word, I figured it was time to wind up the lesson and get ready to go home.
The following day as we were lining up for lunch, one of the boys,
who had been “staring off” during the previous day’s Bible lesson, started telling me about letting his brother borrow one of his favorite books.
“Uh huh,” I absent-mindedly murmured, still trying to get the line out the door to lunch.
As he proceeded out the door, he turned to me and said, “You know, Mrs. P., it was one of those “Little Things” you talked about.”
LESSONS LEARNED: Children hear what we say even when they’re “not paying attention!” And, Children really do want to do what is right.
August is almost over! Apple pickin’ time and Halloween are just around the corner! I have never embraced the pagan beliefs for which Halloween represents. However, I do like the innocent, traditional fun of children dressing up in cute costumes and enjoying a little “Trick or Treating” around the neighborhood. Therefore, I am offering a free Halloween image for you to use in your creative endeavors. Just right-click to save.
Also, please check out the “Fairy Good Mommy” link to see all the exciting Halloween giveaways for your chance to win some very creative Halloween treats!
The first week wasn’t too bad. Actually, it was very good. Most of the students didn’t really wake up until Thursday. Hopefully, they learned some things. I know I did.
On Monday during our Bible lesson I was teaching about the challenge of living up to God’s standards. As an example, I related an incident that happened to me that morning. When I was getting my coffee, I used the last of the cream in the creamer bowl. Knowing my husband would be wanting coffee when he got up, I reasoned that since he had much more time in the morning than I had, he could refill the creamer bowl (I hate refilling the creamer bowl). Suddenly, the words, “God’s Standards” flashed into my mind. Bummer. I reached down in the cabinet and retrieved the jar of creamer powder, and filled that creamer bowl.
As I told the story to the students, I stressed that it’s the LITTLE THINGS that trip us up sometimes. Putting others first is not always what we want to do; but if we are trying to live up to God’s standards, we will make the effort, even in the everyday little things.
Bible is the last period of the day, and by that time in the afternoon, most of the students were dozing off or staring glassy-eyed into space. A little frustrated that they weren’t hanging on my every word, I figured it was time to wind up the lesson and get ready to go home.
The following day as we were lining up for lunch, one of the boys,
who had been “staring off” during the previous day’s Bible lesson, started telling me about letting his brother borrow one of his favorite books.
“Uh huh,” I absent-mindedly murmured, still trying to get the line out the door to lunch.
As he proceeded out the door, he turned to me and said, “You know, Mrs. P., it was one of those “Little Things” you talked about.”
LESSONS LEARNED: Children hear what we say even when they’re “not paying attention!” And, Children really do want to do what is right.
August is almost over! Apple pickin’ time and Halloween are just around the corner! I have never embraced the pagan beliefs for which Halloween represents. However, I do like the innocent, traditional fun of children dressing up in cute costumes and enjoying a little “Trick or Treating” around the neighborhood. Therefore, I am offering a free Halloween image for you to use in your creative endeavors. Just right-click to save.
Also, please check out the “Fairy Good Mommy” link to see all the exciting Halloween giveaways for your chance to win some very creative Halloween treats!
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