“The real winners in life are the people who look at every situation with an expectation that they can make it work or make it better”
~Barbara Pletcher
winner [win-er]
–noun
1. a person or thing that wins; victor.
—Idiom
2. winner take all, a situation or outcome whereby the winner receives all the prizes or rewards.
Even though you can't all be the winners of the giveaways, you are all winners to me. I would like to thank you all for taking the time to enter one or both of my giveaways. And, especially for taking the time to read and/or follow my blog.
Now for the winners of the giveaways.......
For "There Was An Old Lady" Random.org selected the number 59
Snoodles said...
I left a comment for Linda - her freezer paper tutorial is super!
Jacque in SC
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For "Shop Hopper", Random.org select number 63 - a no-reply blogger :(
So, random.org helped me again and this time selected number 42
ledamewood said...
Have to agree, my favorite pattern is still the Shop Hopper, but love the other bunny too.
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For the Round Robin Book Giveaway, Random.org selected number 15
Needled Mom said...
I think I should eat some potato chips today!!!
Your mug rug looks great. I am sure your partner will love it too.
Time allowances are difficult on any given day. Like you, I have way too much to do to sit with idle hands as I watch TV in the evenings. Hand sewing really helps me feel like I am not wasting my time.
I would love to read the book and pass it on too.
Congratulations to all of the winners! I will be sending off emails to the three of you shortly so that I can get your snail mail info.
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FINAL THOUGHT
I know today's blog wasn't my normal format but with having been gone for a few days I'm totally out of whack. I didn't keep up on giveaways but I did get a couple of things made (to be shared later). I feel weird having a post without a photo fact of the day. We did have a wonderful time on our little weekend getaway. The weather was much nicer coming home than going. The hills were ablaze of green and the sky was brilliant blue when we could see it in between the clouds. The orchards were all through blooming but you could see all of the fallen petals creating a ground cover of either white or pink. We even saw the first few California poppies braving the cold along the roadside. Tomorrow I will be back to normal - whatever that may be - LOL!
The first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another. The difference between them is sometimes as great as a month.
~Henry Van Dyke
Today is Tuesday - do something fun!
