Chronic Christmas Giveaway #4: Your Choice - WINNER!




Before I get to today’s winner, just a reminder to Terri B. and Momzilla to contact me at leneATyourlifewithraDOTcom — you won a Loopy Case. Please contact me by 6 PM on December 31, 2017. I don’t hear from you, I’ll have to pick other winners for the third giveaway.

It was great to see I'm not the only one who wanted one of my calendars and a mug. Thanks to everyone who entered!

The winner is:

Deb who said “Still doing last minute shopping....wrapping like crazy...My kitchen is a mess with packages everywhere! It will all get done as it always does!! Merry Christmas Everyone!.”

Congratulations Deb! Contact me at leneATyourlifewithraDOTcom and let me know which calendar and mug you'd like. Don't forget to include your mailing address!

On a personal note, I had plans to write more for this week but my body has informed me that it’s time to rest. Wishing you a safe and happy new year — see you in 2018!
  

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Rick Phillips said…
Sheryl and I wish you a safe and happy New Year as well !!!
3:41 PM
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