Whaddya know! I am part of yet another way-fun book giveaway! It starts the 25th of December (that date rings a bell . . .I’m sure I have something else going on that day . . . can’t think quite what . . .) and it is 12 days of prizes a la The Twelve Days of Christmas (“That’s it! Christmas!” she says with a slap to her forehead) but Medieval style (wherein the 12 days start on the 25th and go through the 5th of January as originally intended) with visits to websites/blogs of 12 different authors. However, you do not have to wait until the 25th to participate in the contest. You can make a tour of all twelve websites this very moment! However, you will have to answer a question in order to be entered for a prize, and, oops, you have to get the answer right, as well! (I’m giving away a $20 Amazon gift card—I might fix it so you can only use it to buy my book, then again I might not figure out how to do that OR feel too lazy, in fact, I probably will be, so you can use it to buy anything on Amazon your little heart desires.) Go here for all the details, list of sites and the questions you will need to answer in order to enter.
And please remember tomorrow is the last day to vote for stories at ldspublisher. By commenting, you are entered to win one of three books, one of which is my very own Miss Delacourt Speaks Her Mind!
Since I am feeling lazy and stressed and way tired today, I am going to link you up to an old post all about an adventure we had one Christmas morning starring the Big Guy. Adventures starring the Big Guy like this one is the reason the Middle Child abhors Christmas music and why I am forced to listen to it only when she is at school or sleeping or in the shower since one tends to associate events with the music playing in the background. Apparently there have been one Christmas Adventure Starring the Big Guy too many. And apparently Christmas music was playing during all of them. Which is why I have been dancing on my head this Christmas WHILST THE MUSIC PLAYS trying to get the Middle Child to associate the music with her mother being silly and stupid and clearly inferior causing her to feel vastly superior with the end result that she walks away from Christmas this year feeling that it is a pretty good thing—and SO IS THE MUSIC! Priorities, you know?
And please remember tomorrow is the last day to vote for stories at ldspublisher. By commenting, you are entered to win one of three books, one of which is my very own Miss Delacourt Speaks Her Mind!
Since I am feeling lazy and stressed and way tired today, I am going to link you up to an old post all about an adventure we had one Christmas morning starring the Big Guy. Adventures starring the Big Guy like this one is the reason the Middle Child abhors Christmas music and why I am forced to listen to it only when she is at school or sleeping or in the shower since one tends to associate events with the music playing in the background. Apparently there have been one Christmas Adventure Starring the Big Guy too many. And apparently Christmas music was playing during all of them. Which is why I have been dancing on my head this Christmas WHILST THE MUSIC PLAYS trying to get the Middle Child to associate the music with her mother being silly and stupid and clearly inferior causing her to feel vastly superior with the end result that she walks away from Christmas this year feeling that it is a pretty good thing—and SO IS THE MUSIC! Priorities, you know?
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