Hello there lovely followers!!
Today, a very short and sweet post. The incredibly generous Michelle from The Stamp Spot has has given each of her Documenting December DT girls an awesome little give away!! That's correct, all 10 of us are having this give away!!
Would you love this set of EXCLUSIVE to The Stamp Spot flair??
Gorgeous, aren't they?! Even more gorgeous in real life ;)
How do you get your name in the draw I hear you ask? Simple really, leave me a little love telling me what your most memorable Christmas memory is. Be it good or bad or funny I would love to know.
I will pick a winner 7pm (or probably more like 7:15pm since 7pm is our kids bedtime) WA (Australia) time on Sunday 30th November 2014 and will announce the winner here on my blog. Said winner will be need to contact me within 24 hours of the blog post going live via email melindasweetman@gmail.com All prizes will be sent by Michelle via regular Australia post as a letter.
Should the winner not contact me within the specified time frame I shall re-draw another winner from the comments Monday December 1st, 10pm WA time.
Sorry but Australia only please due to postage.
Best of luck to everyone, seriously, you want these flair, they are gorgeous and EXCLUSIVE!!
Mel
xx
My most memorable christmas is from a couple of years ago when out of sillyness i sat on my, then boyfriend now husband's, knee and he pretend to be santa and asked me what i wanted for christmas. I said a baby, only to find out 3 weeks later that we were pregnant with our beautiful baby girl.
ReplyDeleteEvery Christmas is special to me! It is the one time of year my whole family (aunts, uncles, cousins etc) all get together. We do a hayride, water slide, piñata and Santa makes a surprise visit. For as long as I can remember we have all put our own bauble on Grandma and Papas Christmas tree. They haven't been with us for a few years now but the tradition still continues ��
ReplyDeleteCame over from FB.... This is such a gorg set!! Most memorable Chrissy would be the year we had ALL the family at ours when I was 11 - the 8 aunts & uncles, grand parents & 13 cousins.... Just started the 'trad' cricket game (country Victoria) ....& I got an appendicitis attack. Cramped up, sad & lonely, stuck in my bedroom staring mournfully (& in a LOT of pain) out my bedroom window at Them having Fun......got the appendix out about 6 weeks later. Finally & thank goodness!!!!!! Not the best of memories:/
ReplyDeleteMy most memorable Christmas was in 1992 when my first baby was born. He was due on Christmas Eve but came nine days early. I had been married for nearly 13 years, so everybody was surprised that we decided to start a family. My son and I had so many visitors in the hospital that many had to wait in the hall outside my room. A choir visited the hospital, taking requests for Christmas carols. They sang several carols to me, bubs and my visitors and I couldn't stop crying with joy. I came home from hospital in time to spend Christmas with family and friends and to show off my best Christmas present ever .... my little boy.
ReplyDeleteI remember one Christmas Day when I was a child about ten years old. Now please don't laugh but I will be showing my age here!!! The fashion at the time was nylon panties with three frills sewn across the back, well all the little girls got them from every body, aunts and family friends. By the time I got the last pair I just felt the parcel and gave it to my my mum saying " I don't want it"- very ungrateful I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteMy best Christmas memory was taking last years Santa photo with my children. It was the last year that all my 4 children loved at home and I was so happy that I got an 18 & 17 year old to pose happily with Santa & their younger siblings just for their Mum!
ReplyDeleteI think my or should I say our favorite Christmas was our holiday to the Gold Coast and Christmas day there. I had to smuggle all Santa's gifts in the suitcases on the plane and up there. We brought a 50cm cone Christmas tree and some tinsel ( we had to bring it home with us and put it out every year to remind us of that time ). We are going away again this year and will take that tree. Merry Christmas everyone.
ReplyDeleteMy Most memorable Christmas was 2006. It was Sophie's first Christmas and we celebrating with Chris's family in the UK. First disaster was having to leave our favourite London Restaurant before our food arrived after Sophie screamed the place down. We later found out she had overheated in her cute, but rather too warm when indoors, reindeer suit. Whoops. We had a high tea at a castle and I fell in love with some angel decorations made of feathers on their tree. I asked the staff where they came from and they said " a nearby garden centre". In the UK garden centres become Christmas shops in the winter months, when people are not gardening, to keep sales alive. Both Chris and myself were sick as with cold/flu, yet I was determined to trek the English countryside in search if the illusive angels. Rather too many garden centres later, we did find a few lonely angels. To this day they are amongst my favourite ornaments. Needless to say we got sicker and sicker and took many weeks to recover once we got home to Perth, but it was still a very memorable Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMy most memorable Christmas was 1989 when I was able to pick my own Maltese puppy for my xmas present! He was my best friend for 15 years! I must have been really good that year!
ReplyDeletewhat gorgeous flair! thanks for the chance to win. one of my most memorable memories is when I was a child and Santa bought us a trampoline - just wow!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Gold!! This year will be my fave memory cause my sister and her family are coming to stay and we are sooo excited! Especially since last year was awful lol :( Susan
ReplyDeleteYummy love gold flairs
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