Here is a TINY peek at a couple of the prizes:
Different Dimension 2012 Santa Baby Mini Set
China Glaze Holiday Charms Mini Set
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Now for the boring stuff - i.e. The rules
- US only please (Sorry international ladies)
- Giveaway begins at 12:01am 11/8/2012 and ends at midnight on 12/1/2012.
- There will be 14 winners! Winners will be chosen by Rafflecopter.
- Winners will be contacted at the e-mail address they provided on Rafflecopter and will have 48 hours to respond before a new winner is chosen. You can only win ONE prize. Duplicate winners will be redrawn.
- Please don't cheat. All entries will be verified. Fraudulent entries will be disqualified.
Good Luck! Have fun!
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♥ ~ Melissa
Great prize !! Good luck to everyone !! Amazing Polish !!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday tradition is making Buckeyes with my sons. Of course they eat more than they make but it's still a great time. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun giveaway! My favorite holiday tradition is church on Christmas Eve. I really love the candlelight service, but our kids are too little yet.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday tradition is doesn't happen anymore, but my family used to drive out the same three farm every year & pick out our Christmas tree! They had a building with a little gift shop & hot apple cider! It was great :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is singing Christmas music at the top of our lungs while making Christmas dinner :)
ReplyDeleteI love to eat a delicious Puerto Rican style meal with my family! My favorite part about the holidays!! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday tradition is spending time with my family.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday tradition is putting up the Christmas tree with my mom and brother.
ReplyDeletefave tradition is secret santa
ReplyDeleteDecorating the tree together with my son!
ReplyDeleteI have the artificial tree my family always put up every year when I was growing up. It was always the big thing - Dad would set up the tree the day after Thanksgiving, string the lights on it, and then it was a free-for-all with all the kids (I have three sisters and it wasn't unusual for there to be kids we were babysitting, fostering, or were otherwise visiting us to be around) putting ornaments on wherever they thought they looked best. Mom and Dad usually filled in the bald spots on the back of the tree (they set it up in a window so the lights would show outside at night, so they wanted the back to be properly decorated, too) and we kids sometimes had silly fights about where this or that ornament should go. There was occasional ornament-moving-when-no-one-else-was-looking for the next few weeks, too! :)
ReplyDeleteSo yeah. I still do it with my kids - I set up the tree the day after Thanksgiving (I let them help with the bottom rows of branches that they can reach), string the lights on it, and then we all get together and put ornaments on. Sometimes they ask me about one or another ornament, and I can tell them how long I/my family have had that one, since when my mom died, my sisters and I got together and went through the ornaments and picked out the ones that meant the most to each of us...and they gave the rest to me since I was the only one with little kids to enjoy them. ^_^
I was going to say opening stockings until I read the post above. Putting the ornaments on the tree and remembering the meaning or remembrance of the special one. A ribbon candy ornament to honor my brother who passed away in 2001 remains one of my favorites. The children have their favorites too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awesome giveaway! We don't have many traditions in our family, but a strong one is to always give my now-gone grandfather's favorite toast to the host. "To the hostess, who's beauty and grace is exceeded only by her culinary expertise!"
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday tradition is watching It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Story while doing last minute wrapping of presents and drinking hot cocoa on Christmas eve even though it's 70 degrees outside. Also, after opening presents on Christmas morning, we gather up the presents for our next door neighbors, and go over there and exchange gifts with their family. It's actually sad thinking about it because we're having to move out of our home, so they won't be our neighbors anymore, after 22 years of tradition. :'(
ReplyDeleteI love spending time with family and friends (:
ReplyDeleteFavorite tradition is always decorating the tree!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to being able to see my parents. I love seeing them interact with my daughter. I hate that we don't live closer, so I love the time we get to spend together.
ReplyDeleteTaking a drive to look at Christmas lights :)
ReplyDeleteHave a day to relax and be around family I don't get to see often.
ReplyDeleteTime with my family, at home in front of a fire with the Christmas tree lights on at night sounds lovely to me every year :
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ReplyDeletemy favorite holiday tradition is gathering with my family each night of Channukah and saying the prayer and lighting the candles.... because no matter how busy we all are at that moment we have at least a few seconds just to be together
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday tradition is reading books on Christmas Eve with my family. Every year, we read the same few books. "The Polar Express" and "The Night Before Christmas" are my two favorites. I also love going Christmas tree shopping!
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