The winner of the Kix Giveaway, as chosen by http://www.random.org/, is Lindsay from Ole Miss Mom! I hope your kiddos enjoy the prize pack, Lindsay!
Thank you to all who entered the giveaway.
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Showing posts with label reviews. Show all posts
Monday, November 29, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Kix Giveaway
Kix recently sent us a fun package of products to try out, including a 24-piece counting-themed floor puzzle, learn-to-count flashcards, a sippy cup, a portable snack container and a box each of Original Kix and Honey Kix cereals. Now, one of you can win the same prize pack!
And to say he loves the floor puzzle is a gross understatement. The "puzz" is the first toy he goes for in the morning and no matter how many times we pack it up, he's always pulling it right back down to work on again.
This was a compensated review and giveaway. The prize packs and information were provided by Kix through MyBlogSpark.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
CoverGirl /WalMart Giveaway Winner
Congratulations to the Connor Family Blog, winner of the CoverGirl smoky eye kit and $20 WalMart gift card! Thank you to everyone who entered.
Monday, July 5, 2010
CoverGirl / WalMart Giveaway
Recently, I was given the opportunity to try out CoverGirl's Makeup Master studio kits. These kits contain CoverGirl's SmokyShadowBlast, Exact Liquid Line, and LashBlast Mascara, as well as instructions for creating a smoky eye look. I've always liked smoky eyes, but have never known how to achieve smoke sans raccoon. The kit does a good job with step-by-step instructions and the products aren't over-the-top smoky.
This was my first go:
For a big night out, I think I could even use a little more of each product. But this was plenty of smoke for a baseball game, which was where we were headed.
Would you like to try on some smoky eyes? Then you should enter my giveaway for a CoverGirl Makeup Master studio kit AND a $20 WalMart gift card!
For a chance to win, please leave a comment with your email address, blog link, or some way to contact you, in case you are the lucky winner. All U.S. residents are welcome to enter. One entry per person please.
This was a compensated review and giveaway. The CoverGirl products and information, and the WalMart giftcard were all provided by CoverGirl through MyBlogSpark.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Swiffer/ WalMart Giveaway Winner
Congratulations to Leigh Ann, the winner of the $40 WalMart gift card from the Swiffer/WalMart giveaway!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Swiffer/ WalMart Giveaway
Not too long ago, this showed up for me...
How fun is that? I love this kind of stuff!
It came with a Swiffer SweeperVac and little jars of yucky stuff to use for testing the SweeperVac.
Aren't you glad that was synthetic hair? I sure was!
Meet my assistant. He totally wanted to dig into those food crumbs.
But instead, he helped me dump them out on the floor. Also considered to be a pretty great activity.
Not a speck remained, between the vacuum action and the dust-collecting electrostatic cloth!
The SweeperVac is lightweight and designed for cleaning hard floors. It swivels easily, so it was great for getting underneath the cabinet edges and behind the toilet...all those places you'd rather no one ever looked!
So easy a baby could do it!
The only 'con' I noticed was that the battery was flagging by the time I'd done the floors of our kitchen and two bathrooms. Considering that the full charge time is about 12 hours, this was a bit of a bummer. If you have a utility room or closet where it can be left plugged in like a dustbuster, I think this wouldn't be a big deal.
Regardless, I believe the 'pros' outweigh any battery issues. We're thoroughly enjoying this addition to our Swiffer collection!
If you'd like to win a $40 WalMart gift card, which you could use to purchase a Swiffer SweeperVac, please leave a comment telling me what you find most frequently on your kitchen floor! And don't forget to leave an email address or some way for me to get in touch with you, in case you're the lucky winner. All U.S. residents are welcome to enter. One entry per person, please.
This was a compensated review and giveaway. The Swiffer SweeperVac, refills, information, and WalMart giftcard were all provided by P&G through MyBlogSpark.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Giant/Yoplait Giveaway
Good news, folks! We've got a giveaway! One randomly selected reader will receive a prize pack with a $20 Giant gift card and 4 free coupons for the new Yoplait Greek yourt.
Yoplait Greek yogurt has 12 grams of protein - two times that of the leading yogurt - and is available in Strawberry, Blueberry, Honey Vanilla, and Plain.
So, if you'd like to win free groceries and free yogurt, leave me a comment with your email address or some way to contact you, in case you're the lucky winner! All are welcome to enter. One entry per person, please.
This was a compensated review, made possible by Giant and Yoplait through MyBlogSpark. The product coupon, gift card, information, and giveaway have all been provided by the above.
Yoplait Greek yogurt has 12 grams of protein - two times that of the leading yogurt - and is available in Strawberry, Blueberry, Honey Vanilla, and Plain.
So, if you'd like to win free groceries and free yogurt, leave me a comment with your email address or some way to contact you, in case you're the lucky winner! All are welcome to enter. One entry per person, please.
This was a compensated review, made possible by Giant and Yoplait through MyBlogSpark. The product coupon, gift card, information, and giveaway have all been provided by the above.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Fiber One/Safeway $50 Gift Card Winner
Congratulations to the winner of the Fiber One/Safeway$50 gift card giveaway, Deanna G. The random number generator decided it was your lucky day! You said of the Fiber One yogurt choices, "I would choose vanilla! A classic :)". Now you can stock up for free!
Friday, February 5, 2010
Fiber One/Safeway $50 Gift Card Giveaway
Recently, I was offered the opportunity to review Fiber One yogurt and host a giveaway for my readers. I gladly accepted, because I've been wanting to try Fiber One yogurt and because who doesn't love a giveaway? Especially one for a $50 Safeway gift card!
Since a snowpocalypse is forecasted for DC this weekend, I thought I'd best run out today and pick up my Fiber One yogurt if I was going to get a review in anytime soon. I did consider whether this was the best time to brave the grocery. I checked out the apartment window...no flakes falling yet. I silently willed Andrew to wake on time from his morning nap...that was successful. And I rationalized that they see a lot of snow up here, that the freak out factor would be much lower than what I was familiar with down South...wrong!
First bad sign: people screaming out their car windows at each other over parking spots. Hmmmm. And then there were no shopping carts left. Not a single one. Mind you, I've got a toddler on my hip and a diaper bag/purse and resuable grocery sack on my shoulder. Okay, well, we'll just grab the yogurt and a little baby food to get us through snowmageddon, whiz through self-checkout, and be on our way. Wrong again!
Silly me, I thought the end of the line for self checkout would be found somewhere near the front of the store. Not exactly. I turn up the aisle adjacent to self-checkout, looking for the end of the line, and keep walking and walking, until I've come out the other end of the aisle and curved back down the next aisle a few paces. Ummm. I can't say I've ever seen grocery store hysteria like that in Alabama.
So, we wait and we inch forward. Andrew unpacks the yogurts from their carton and rolls them across the floor of the grocery store. Lovely. He throws sacks of beans around. He pulls apart his diaper bag. He spits up. He gives his diaper changing mat to the man standing behind us in line. (Just what he's always wanted!) He army crawls down the aisle.
We get within, say, ten people of the front of the line, and--something about all the baby wrangling and having to push a sack of groceries down the aisle with my foot--I start to experience one of those pregnancy blood sugar drops I'm prone to have. All shakes and sweats and dizzy feelings. I had one of these at another grocery store once when I was expecting Andrew, and Jacob has never let me live down the way I plowed through a box of donut holes, standing right there in Aisle 3. But, alas, there are no donut holes in reach. We're stuck interminably in the aisle of canned goods. Nothing in sight that I can rip open and madly devour. So, I'm just jittering away and stripping down to what I had previously considered only an undershirt.
Finally, we reach the front of the line and a self-checkout station opens up. I think I heard choirs sing. We manage to make our purchases and get back down to the car. I'm still shaking, when a brilliant idea strikes me. I rip open a container of Fiber One strawberry yogurt, tilt my head back, and gulp her right on down. Spoonless. In the driver's seat. With people circling like sharks for my parking spot. And it was good, y'all. Really good. Thick, creamy, just the right fruit to yogurt ratio for my taste, and no hint of the 5 grams of fiber they've got in there. Plus, it was just 50 calories. I've heard donut holes have a few more than that.
So, do you want to stave off hunger with your own Fiber One yogurt? Well, one lucky reader will be getting a $50 giftcard to Safeway (also good at Dominick's, Tom Thumb, Randalls, Vons, or Genuardi's), where, until February 9, you can get two 4-packs of Fiber One yogurt for only $4. To be entered for the $50 Safeway card giveaway, leave a comment with your email address or some means bv which I can get in touch with you if you win, and tell me what flavor of Fiber One yogurt you would choose: Strawberry, Key Lime Pie, Vanilla, or Peach. All are welcome to enter. One entry per person, please.
This was a compensated review, made possible by Safeway and Fiber One through MyBlogSpark. The product coupon, gift card, information, and giveaway have all been provided by the above. As always, the opinions I share on this site are mine alone.
Since a snowpocalypse is forecasted for DC this weekend, I thought I'd best run out today and pick up my Fiber One yogurt if I was going to get a review in anytime soon. I did consider whether this was the best time to brave the grocery. I checked out the apartment window...no flakes falling yet. I silently willed Andrew to wake on time from his morning nap...that was successful. And I rationalized that they see a lot of snow up here, that the freak out factor would be much lower than what I was familiar with down South...wrong!
First bad sign: people screaming out their car windows at each other over parking spots. Hmmmm. And then there were no shopping carts left. Not a single one. Mind you, I've got a toddler on my hip and a diaper bag/purse and resuable grocery sack on my shoulder. Okay, well, we'll just grab the yogurt and a little baby food to get us through snowmageddon, whiz through self-checkout, and be on our way. Wrong again!
Silly me, I thought the end of the line for self checkout would be found somewhere near the front of the store. Not exactly. I turn up the aisle adjacent to self-checkout, looking for the end of the line, and keep walking and walking, until I've come out the other end of the aisle and curved back down the next aisle a few paces. Ummm. I can't say I've ever seen grocery store hysteria like that in Alabama.
So, we wait and we inch forward. Andrew unpacks the yogurts from their carton and rolls them across the floor of the grocery store. Lovely. He throws sacks of beans around. He pulls apart his diaper bag. He spits up. He gives his diaper changing mat to the man standing behind us in line. (Just what he's always wanted!) He army crawls down the aisle.
We get within, say, ten people of the front of the line, and--something about all the baby wrangling and having to push a sack of groceries down the aisle with my foot--I start to experience one of those pregnancy blood sugar drops I'm prone to have. All shakes and sweats and dizzy feelings. I had one of these at another grocery store once when I was expecting Andrew, and Jacob has never let me live down the way I plowed through a box of donut holes, standing right there in Aisle 3. But, alas, there are no donut holes in reach. We're stuck interminably in the aisle of canned goods. Nothing in sight that I can rip open and madly devour. So, I'm just jittering away and stripping down to what I had previously considered only an undershirt.
Finally, we reach the front of the line and a self-checkout station opens up. I think I heard choirs sing. We manage to make our purchases and get back down to the car. I'm still shaking, when a brilliant idea strikes me. I rip open a container of Fiber One strawberry yogurt, tilt my head back, and gulp her right on down. Spoonless. In the driver's seat. With people circling like sharks for my parking spot. And it was good, y'all. Really good. Thick, creamy, just the right fruit to yogurt ratio for my taste, and no hint of the 5 grams of fiber they've got in there. Plus, it was just 50 calories. I've heard donut holes have a few more than that.
So, do you want to stave off hunger with your own Fiber One yogurt? Well, one lucky reader will be getting a $50 giftcard to Safeway (also good at Dominick's, Tom Thumb, Randalls, Vons, or Genuardi's), where, until February 9, you can get two 4-packs of Fiber One yogurt for only $4. To be entered for the $50 Safeway card giveaway, leave a comment with your email address or some means bv which I can get in touch with you if you win, and tell me what flavor of Fiber One yogurt you would choose: Strawberry, Key Lime Pie, Vanilla, or Peach. All are welcome to enter. One entry per person, please.
This was a compensated review, made possible by Safeway and Fiber One through MyBlogSpark. The product coupon, gift card, information, and giveaway have all been provided by the above. As always, the opinions I share on this site are mine alone.
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