My Blog Contest

Win FREE Latherati Soap Foundry handmade soap!

Contest Name: February 2010 Challenge - LOVE

Contest URL: http://latherati.blogspot.com/2010/02/february-2010-challenge-love.html

Deadline: Feb. 6, 2010, 9pm EST

Prizes: two bars of handmade soap from Latherati

How to enter: leave a comment on my blog telling my your favorite classic romance.

How to win:  a random number generator will choose the winner.

Other info:

Win a Free Copy of the Entertaining for All Seasons Book

Contest Name: Entertaining for All Seasons Book - Free copy

Contest URL: http://www.thehealthypocketbook.com/blogs/homeandgarden/

Deadline: January 31st

Prizes: Free copy of Entertaining for All Seasons book

How to enter: by signing up for RSS feed, twittering, or posting about the contest with a link back to any blog post on the Home and Garden blog.

How to win: All entries will be tabulated and a random drawing held.

Win a Gift Basket for Singles Worth Over $150!

Contest Name: Singletude Giveaway Contest

Contest URL: http://singletude.blogspot.com/2009/07/win-gift-basket-from-singleeditioncom.html

Deadline: 9/27/09

Prizes: Gift basket worth over $150 includes online dating guru Cherie Burbach’s book Internet Dating Is Not Like Ordering a Pizza, a GO SMiLE travel kit to keep teeth bright and white on the road, a coupon redeemable for one FREE bottle of merlot or chardonnay, and more!

How to enter: There are six different ways to enter, and you can enter as many times as you want.  For details, please see the Singletude giveaway contest.

How to win: The winner will be randomly selected on 9/28/09.

Other info: This gift basket is designed to appeal to singles, but you don’t have to be single to enter!

The Unexpected Gift

Contest Name: The Unexpected Gift

Contest URL: http://anovelmind.com/the-unexpected-gift/

Deadline: August 16, Midnight CST

Prizes: Novel: The Unexpected Gift

How to enter: Blog Comments

How to win: Randomly chosen from blog contests

Other info:

Win a copy of Cube Chic

If you work in a “cube,” those generic grey workspaces, you will definitely find Cube Chic of interest! In it, the author takes the average cube and spruces it up to totally transform its look. There are great examples of how you can do this, and none of them cost too much or are so outlandish that your boss will object. (Of course, before you decorate your cube you should always ask your boss first!)

http://www.blisstree.com/articles/giveaway-cube-chic/

Win a copy of Momisms

I know you’re going to love this giveaway. It’s a copy of Momisms: What She Says and What She Really Means. Here’s a description from Amazon:

“Is that what you’re going to wear?” Used indiscriminately for sons, daughters, and husbands, this one is a not-so-subtle attempt to make family members rethink their wardrobe choice.” Deciphering the clandestine conspiratorial language that all moms know and use to full effect, Cathy Hamilton translates more than 100 enigmatic maternal utterances to convey the difference between what Mom says and what she means.

If you’d like to win a copy of this book (which in my opinion makes a fun little gift) leave a comment on this post by Tuesday, July 7th. I’ll choose a winner at random and announce them the next day.

Win a copy of The Problem with Women is Men

What a great title for a book, eh? I’m anxious to read this one myself! In The Problem with Women… is Men: The Evolution of a Man’s Man to a Man of Higher Consciousness, author Charles Orlando relies on data from more than 1,600 interviews to take readers on a humorous, blunt, tell-all trip that exposes the male psyche. Orlando delves deeply into men’s issues and their resistance to change, and offers a road map men can follow to become more sensitive, knowledgeable, intimate, involved—and evolved—in their relationships.

http://www.blisstree.com/articles/win-a-copy-of-the-problem-with-women-is-men/

Win a copy of Make This Your Lucky Day

Who doesn’t need more good fortune in their lives? I’ve got a great giveaway for you guys today: Make This Your Lucky Day by Ellen Whitehurst.

http://www.blisstree.com/articles/make-this-your-lucky-day/