Gratitude Giveaway | $100 a Day
Hi friend! Welcome to a brand new week! While you’re reading this, I’m probably on my way back from our cruise. We left on Thursday and will be docking today around 7 a.m.
I can’t wait to share the whole experience with you soon!
Gratitude Giveaway | $100 a Day
As you may know, every month I do a Loves Giveaway for my blog subscribers where I gift several things I’m loving each month. It’s my small way of saying THANK YOU to you for being here and sharing part of your day with me.
I’m always so honored and grateful that you choose to visit here, especially with how busy our lives are and how few hours in the day it seems we have.
I’m doing this month’s giveaway a little differently.
To give you a boost with your holiday budget this year, I’ll be giving away $100 a day to one of you until the end of the month!
I’ll also be giving $100 a day to a charity or non profit organization.
It truly is the season of giving and I definitely enjoy giving more than receiving!
HOW TO WIN
Follow me on Instagram @honeywerehome
Like all of my posts for the month of November
That’s it!
I’ll pick a winner at random each day until the end of the month!
The giveaway starts TODAY!!
I’m so thankful for you!
Now let’s go kick Monday’s booty!
Hi Megan! If we are allowed to offer suggestions for a charity to use, could I offer up the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) ? My son was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 9 years ago right before he turned 2. He’s 11 now and there’s still no cure. November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and World Diabetes Day is tomorrow, November 14th! I appreciate your consideration for this!
I love your blog. Reading it is one of the favorite parts of my day!
_Reba
I’ve heard an orthopedic surgeon say (whenever he sees someone jogging) “there’s my future patient”!! He says power walking is SO MUCH gentler on the joints. Jogging will lead to knee and hip replacement surgery! It definitely happened to my cousin. She was an avid jogger and ended up having both knees replaced in her early 60″s.
Ouch! I hope that doesn’t happen to me.