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I Want to Win an Ipod Shuffle

First, I would like to thank Stacey for making me want to do a little google blog search for "blog contests". Now I have something else to add to my list of addictions. I'm supposed to be getting ready for work and instead...I am blogging to win an ipod. Further, I can't wait to get home and see what else I can try for.

I just found out that Brandon Hopkins is having a contest for an iPod shuffle. All you have to do is link to him and link to this site about free business cards and you’re entered. So now I’m entered.
I would love to have an Ipod Shuffle since everyone in my family, including my husband has one and I don't. I feel very behind the times because, I never even got an MP3 player! I'm sure my children will have to show their technically challenged mother how to use this ipod but I know I will have fun with it. I HOPE I WIN!!! Now...let's see what else I can try for! Oh, it's 6:40a.m. and we have our morning meeting at work-(sigh) guess I better go and get ready. Happy Tuesday.
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Cat said…
Good Luck! hope you win it. LOL
I never did have one either. I do like the new Ipod shuffles, they are cute!

Okay, as for the pizza and movie night! YES YOU CAN COME. lol so exactly how far down the road are you? lol
10:21 AM
Stacey said…
Ohhhh you're not done! Hurry over to Pinks and Blues, get your link to the Dog Days contest enter blog and get ENTERING! You can enter hundreds this week, all by linky, so it's quick. Go now. Hurry! xo
12:04 PM
FAQ said…
Cat-It's about 745.59 miles according to mapquest. See, just a few houses down the road-heehee

Stacey-Going to Pinks and Blues now. Hey we need to host some kind of contest/give away. Hmmm!
6:29 PM
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