Every day from December 1th to 25th, one Nook friend will host a giveaway on her blog as part of the
Nook Advent Calender. I admit I'm very exited about the whole concept, and how the Nook still is able to interact with their friends even when the MB is down due to technical difficulties.
There will be a post every day on the
Nook blog where you will find a link to the host of the day. If you click on today's post you will be directed to....
... this blog *lol*
I am happy, and honored, to be the first on the list. Don't forget to check out every day on the
Nook blog to see hwo the host of the day is, and to visit her blog to get some major inspration. Have I ever told you Nook friends are just incredible talented?
Off course I have a giveaway on my Advent Calendar Day. If you are the winner you have two options. You can chose:
1. to recieve these two card kits, one masculine
and one feminin
2. or you can me your photos and I'll scrap them for you - for free. Due to huge shipping expences when shipping 12x12" layouts from Norway, I'll scrap in Letter Size for you, but I'll add a three ring page protection with the layout, so you can fit it into your album.
Here is what you have to do to enter the drawing:
leave me a comment on this post (easy, right?).
If you FB about this advent calender with a link to the Nook Blog, not my blog, you'll get a second entry, just leave a new comment about it.
The same goes if you blog about the advent calendar.
Deadline: Saturday December 4th 11.59 pm PST. I'll do a drawing on Sunday and the winner will have three days to claim the prize. If not claimed, I will do a new drawing.
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So what have I been up to lately?
Fetching wood for the next winters!
So far this winter has been extremely mild, but remembering so well the previous two, and having fire wood just enough for this one, I found it best to stock up. So last Sunday I brought the kids, the FIL, the hubby and the dog, and filled up a tractor trailer with ready chopped wood. Hard work, but so worth it. The wood is now drying up in a nice looking pile in our yard.
So what about you? Are you prepared for next winter already?