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November Giveaways



 November Giveaways!!!

Once again, Susan is providing us with some really neat cookbooks for our November Giveaways!
Susan has been so kind and generous in supplying us with some really neat prizes!
We truly appreciate her generosity!!
Please remember her when ordering from Pampered Chef and Southern Living at Home.
She gives a 10% discount on Pampered Chef to anyone mentioning this blog!
Tip: Anything from Pampered Chef makes a great Christmas gift!!

Susan is having some e-mail woes, so if you'd like to place an order, e-mail me at: mealplanwithconnie@att.net
and I'll get your message to Susan!

Not from our area? No problem.  It can be shipped directly to your home!  Contact Susan for details!

November Giveaways:

We have three of these sets to give away!!!

Susan has provided us with three Little Book of Holiday Appetizers published by Oxmoor House, the publishers of Southern Living books

I am slipping each of these into a cute fall potholder!

There will be three winners!
Drawing will be on November 19th at 6:00 p.m. (CST)
This will allow time for delivery to our winners before Thanksgiving!
To enter, email me at:

mealplanwithconnie@att.net

Good luck to all!!!

Comments

  1. SamanthaOctober 22, 2009 at 10:46 PM

    Connie,
    What a great November give away, I will email you to enter.
    ~ Blessings to you dear friend !

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  2. Anita@TheycallmejammiOctober 30, 2009 at 10:28 AM

    Great giveaway..thanks for the opportunity to enter. I have sent you an email as requested. Come over and visit me if you have a chance.

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  3. UnknownOctober 30, 2009 at 12:23 PM

    I'd love this... I'll shoot you an email.

    Shannon

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  4. SherriNovember 6, 2009 at 7:32 AM

    I sent you an email and am thrilled to find your blog through Foodie Friday. Can't wait to try out some recipes.

    ReplyDelete

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