Giveaways
Are you a contester who loves to enter, and sometimes wins, giveaways? Do you look for local giveaways at least a few times a week? Do you get a thrill from the congratulations emails in the inbox every few weeks? Here are all the best giveaways we could find to share with you. Enter now and enter often. This is your chance to win everything from books to beauty products, clothing, gift cards, food, household decorations and appliances. Good luck on these popular giveaways at Thrifty Mommas Tips.
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Giveaway Roundup and Blogaversary
Well here it is the one year Blogaversary of thriftymommastips, now thriftymommedia with thriftymommasbrainfood and thriftymommagogo, and I am ready to celebrate my biggest giveaway yet. I am going to draw for this one on June 28th, so hurry up and enter. The prize is a family day pass for four at the excellent Fort Rapids Waterpark in Columbus, Ohio. It’s about a five hour drive from London, in case you were wondering. But for those of you who are stateside this one will be even easier to get to. We travelled to Fort Rapids last year and loved it. It was a fun family weekend for us and I…
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Mother’s Day Gift Guide
Dear Husband: While there is nothing I love more than handcrafted cards from the kids and their scary threats of breakfast in bed (who is that a present for exactly when it ends up all over the floor?) ummm this year I am hoping you might take a second to peruse the excellent Mother’s Day Gift Guide and Giveaway provided by me, thriftymomma, and the excellent team at Mom Central. See’s Candies are delightful. L’Occitane’s Experience Vivabox is revolutionizing gift card giving. Spa Day anyone? And the Shark Cordless vaccuum can be purchased or won in the giveaway. Thanks and kiss kiss, Your loving wife.(By the way I know…
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
While there may not yet be snow, there’s an awful lot of Christmas-y stuff going on lately to herald the season. London’s night time Christmas parade was last weekend and, as you can see here, we attended the annual kickoff to shopping season. Despite a few glitches, gaps in between floats, and cars somehow not following the traffic barricades and dangerously driving down Dundas Street prior to start of parade, it was a hit. The temperatures, which hovered around 10 to 15 degrees Celsius all day beat last year’s hideous snowstorm that we foolishly braved. My daughter this year purchased a pair of dollar store binoculars so she could be…
