So who wants to win some girly stuff for Valentine’s Day, then you will love this giveaway for $50 in Victoria Secrets, $50 in Sephora, $25 Bath and Body Works and then a Victoria Secrets perfume Sampler Pack.
There will be 4 different winners that will be picked on February 3, 2012. The winner will be announced on Feb. 4th at 12PM central time, each winner will be emailed too and they will have 48 hours to respond to the email or a new winner is picked.
I was asked to do a review on this really neat birthday present. I choose to do someone who has an upcoming birthday that I love.
First it was really fast with in a couple of hours it came in my email. It may have been sooner I had other things to do so that is when I checked my mail again. I opened the Birthday Chronicle and it was so great, its filled with facts from the date of birth from sports to the politics, others who share the birthday. This is going to make a great present for this person.
I was asked to give a review on this new ebook called Party Planning Check list Ok First I will say I thought what do you need a check list for I thought really its not that hard to get a party together.
So reading this I was curious why we would need such a book. Well little did I know how much work should be going in to a party to have it really stand out, make it run smoothly and make sure all the details are set out. I for one have never been really into throwing a party yes I have hosted a few but didn’t do the work, usually my mom and her friends did it.
Hosting a Valentine’s Day party can actually be pretty versatile. All you really need is to create a warm, loving atmosphere that makes your guests feel welcome and loved. It can be a couples’ party, or it can just be a fun time with a group of friends. Here are some ideas on how to make your Valentine’s party a time to remember.
Pick a TimeIf you are going for a romantic love type of theme, an evening time would set the right mood. For a friendship party, you could do brunch or a late afternoon party. If you are having children, early afternoon might work best. The key is to choose a time that fits the schedule and lifestyle of the majority of your guests.
Well Here we are facing another year Wooo Hooo. I love the new year its a brand new start for so many things. New goals, new wishes, a restart on so many things. It seems like every year I want to do so many things yet rarely get to them. So this year I am going to slow down and make plans one by one maybe things will get done this way.
2011 was not the best year on the books for us, not the worst either. We ended the year with all 6 of us fairly healthy, Jeff has a cold. A nice home, fridge and cupboards fulled with food, and warm beds to sleep in every night so to me it was a good year.
With the Holiday season fast approaching often times we will find ourselves busy and suddenly realize company is going to arrive in a short time. Instead of panicking here are some tips to help you get your home ‘guest ready’ in a matter of minutes.
Living/Family Room
Pick up any newspapers, magazines or books and either stack them neatly on your coffee table or throw any old ones away. Fluff your pillows and cushions and place and fold any blankets and put them away. Put away DVD’s and movies that are lying around, as well as any video games and video game equipment.
Columbus Day is a national holiday celebrated on the second Sunday of October. The holiday is celebrated with an annual parade in New York City. In addition to being celebrated in the United States, Puerto Rico, Italy and Spain also celebrate Columbus Day. The purpose of the day is to celebrate Christopher Columbus discovering America in 1492.
Christopher Columbus is responsible for the introduction of European culture into the Americas. When he discovered the Americas in 1492, he spread the word of a new land and thus began the migration of Europeans into the Americas. Italian-Americans, especially, are proud that an Italian discovered the new land. Columbus’ discovery also begins the first recorded history of America.
Father’s Day will be here before you know it. Have you thought about some Father’s Day activities for the family this year? Below is a list of activities you may want to consider when you want to have fun on Father’s Day but not blow the family budget.
When Dad was a child, there were probably games he enjoyed playing. Monopoly, Clue, Scrabble, and Uno are games which have been around for a number of years. Consider having a family game night, being sure to include some of his favorite games. Prepare his favorite snack foods and have fun!