Chronic Christmas Giveaway #2: Integrale Cutlery - WINNER


I should have these giveaways more often – I’m having a blast. What about you?

There was a lot of excitement about this week's prize, the beautiful adaptive Integrale cutlery. Thank you so much again to Heubl for donating a set to give away.

And the winner is….

Tony Kitchell, who left a comment on the blog saying "This cutlery would finally make it so that I won't have to wince in pain just to butter toast. I can eat without putting on splints."  

Congratulations, Tony! Please email me at leneATyourlifewithraDOTcom to claim your prize.

Tune in tomorrow for Giveaway #3!
  

Comments

Rick Phillips said…
Congratulations Tony !!
7:22 PM
Unknown said…
YAAAAY! for Tony! Congrats!

Now, Lene, HOW can those of us in the USA obtain sets of the Integrale Cutlery?? (Other than in a contest?) Being hopelessly monolingual, I couldn't read the eBay.de page.
12:17 PM
Unknown said…
YEAH Tony! Let us know how it works for you
3:25 PM
Tony said…
The cutlery is great! My h easier on my hands.

Thank you again!
10:39 AM
Tony said…
If only I could hit the right keys. Much easier!
10:40 AM
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