Remember a few months back when I won this sweet little "Pay it Forward Giveaway"? Well I'm not a total loser, just a slacker, because I am just now getting around to "paying it forward". Sorry to
Jessica if I made her think she had "paid it forward" to the wrong person. But I finally got it together and thought this was the perfect time of year to "pay if forward". Who doesn't like to
receive unexpected gifts around the holidays. So without further adieu...
Lindsie's Pay It Forward Giveaway ...
Included in this package of holiday cheer is:
*One totally cute "Believe" block set (who doesn't love more holiday decor)
*A set of holiday magnets ( a little Christmas cheer for you refrigerator door, unless you have a retarded fridge like mine that isn't magnetic!)
*a pair of black gloves ( I own a million pairs of these but can never seem to find one when I need them.)
* a "Believe" Christmas ornament (which would look great hung from the tree, from a door knob, or a cabinet knob.)
* a notebook ( intended to be used as a Ponder pad...more info included on that if you win it)
*Last but not least, (and not pictured) some delicious holiday goodies...to be determined.
So if you want to sign up to win one of my Pay it Forward packages here are the rules:
1. You must have your own blog to perpetuate the Pay It Forward Exchange/Craft.
YOU MUST Pay It Forward! It can be something you have crafted or bought. (I'm am doing a Christmas these, you can do anything you want.)
2. You must enter by making a comment with something interesting about yourself and don't worry if I don't know you. Please send friends that would want to do this fun activity to my blog.
3. You have until this Saturday, December 6
th at 11:59 p.m. to sign up through my blog.
4. The following morning, I will pick 3 of the commenter's randomly.
This is one giveaway you probably have better chances of winning, considering I don't have a ton of readers, not to mention, wouldn't you love to be able to pay it forward, especially during this time of year, or if you're like me, a little later, say... March.