Showing posts with label Sponsers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sponsers. Show all posts

Sep 13, 2011

My first Giveaway! Beginning Rhythm

Every spare moment I have had on the computer lately has been spent creating a new product, "Beginning Rhythm." It's been a lot of fun, but I am so happy to have it completed. I have also really missed blogging, and I look forward to getting into it again. What better way than to host a giveaway? I've always wanted to do one. If you want a chance to win, just leave a comment. That's it! Winner will be announced September 20th.



(Product details here)

(P.S. Please make sure I can contact you if you do win. Anonymous comments are out of luck, sorry)


AND THE WINNER IS...

The winner is Number 5.

Congratulations, Coral!
Watch for an e-mail with the download link.

Mar 12, 2011

Moolala

Disclaimer: Today's post is an advertisement. I don't do that very often, but I think that this is an awesome deal, so I'm sharing it with you.

I was excited when I stumbled upon Moolala while blog-surfing this morning. Moolala is a combination of Groupon and MLM. There is no cost to sign up, and they offer group deals on purchases like today's deal, get $50 worth of photo books for $10. They have a rewards program that goes 5 levels deep with a 2% commission on those purchases. Here is my my referal link. Thanks for looking. :o)


Jan 21, 2011

Review for hometownseeds

One of the links that was lost when I transferred the website hosting over was for hometown seeds.  The good people from this company contacted me and asked for a link in exchange for a seed packet.  I was really excited about that and agreed, and I'm excited to be planting them this year.  It's only fair that I again refer to them on my blog.
The product that I was most impressed with was their survival seeds.  These seeds are non-hybrid seeds, which means that you can plant the seeds from your crop and sustain your garden from year to year.  Hybrid seeds sometimes produce sweeter corn or larger tomatoes, but you have to keep purchasing the seeds from year to year, so for long-term emergency situations they are less ideal.  It is impracticable for us to have more than a year's food storage while we're living in a two-bedroom town-home, but a year's supply of sustainable seeds makes us feel prepared for the long haul.  Our seeds came from a ward activity, but if not, we would definitely purchase something like this for our storage.  They've put together a nice package for a great price.
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