Just for the Record

Ok, so now that the Thanksgiving holidays are over, you have absolutely no excuses.

I know you are thinking, what is this woman talking about?

I am talking about the TeenyManolo Sweepstakes.

All you have to do is link to TeenyManolo in a post. You don't even have to make the post about Teeny Manolo, it could just be mentioned in the first or last sentences.

Then, go to this post and let Team Teeny Manolo know that you've linked! That's it! I don't know how it could get any easier!

You could win one of three fabulous prizes, one $150US Amazon Gift Certificate, or one of two $50US Amazon Gift Certificates. And wouldn't you know, just in time for the holidays! You can live anywhere, Australia, England, Canada, the Netherlands, it's all good. We will simply email you the gift certificate code and you can instantly shop away!

You can join the illustrious ranks of those who have already entered, including chichimama, cherry boogiemum, awesome mom Atasha, dr. s, Liz, Suzanne, steph and Mel.

You can contact any of them and ask if they have been stalked or spammed or experienced any unpleasant side effects as a result of entering, and I'm pretty sure the answer is gonna be no.

What are you waiting for? The contest ends on December 7.

And listen NaBloPoMo people, we've only got a few more days to go!

And fine, I will only bug you about it once more. Geez, is it so wrong of me to want to push free money onto you?

Comments

Anonymous said…
YAY to a few more days! :)
6:30 PM
Anonymous said…
I am counting down the days till the end of November. Nablomofo has been haaard, even though I tend to post every day. Just knowing I have to...

But what I am most excited about? On December 1st I get to shave that stupid mustache off my husband and he loses the moniker Mario-porn-star! Roll on the end of Movember!!!!!
6:43 PM
Cherry said…
Pusher... yes, the word Pusher comes to mind.

:-)
No worries, because I've already linked up.
8:07 PM
Awesome Mom said…
Hey I linked forever ago and put it on my own blog roll ages ago. Leave me alone already. lol
11:03 PM
Family Adventure said…
And I thought *I* was bossy...

Heidi :)
1:08 AM
Patois42 said…
I saved the post in Bloglines to remind myself to do it, so I'll go do it now. Pushy broad!
8:34 AM
Nance said…
This Nablo crap has been hell on my blog. All the participants have been so caught up in it that they are too busy with their own and each other's blogs to go to anyone else's. Stats are down. I've heard the same from others as well.

And, while I'm bitchin'...have you had trouble with Blogger losing comments lately? I commented on a couple of your other posts and when I came back--no comment! A few of my commenters have said the same. Blogger is really frosting my cupcakes lately.

CRAP! I've had to do word ver. twice now!!
12:43 PM
Anonymous said…
OMG...thanks, I so want to link, but seriously....I don't know how on the crazy typepad I have. I've tried and alas...never works. Yes I will be so jealous for those of you who do win. Oh yes I will, that and bitter too.
4:19 PM
Liz said…
Yep, no stalking, no spamming...not even a 0 second visit!!;-)
7:28 PM
Trixie Twatwaffle said…
I linked you. I did. I really did.
6:40 PM
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