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Give Oh Give Away!

This is my 100th post! As a thank you to the two or three of you that follow the ramblings of my life, I have decided to commemorate this monumental ocassion with a GIVE AWAY! Yes, you read right, a give away.

One (1) lucky, randomly selected comment-er will receive a complimentary paperback copy of the book The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me by Richard Paul Evans.

Contest will be open through January 31, 2009. You are welcome to enter this give away contest as many times as you would like. Offer void outside the continental United States. Cover may vary slightly from the book pictured.

Comments

Yay! I love blog giveawyas- sign me up :)
Alyssa said…
Andrea, I'm going to read Walden by Henry David because of you. It's uncanny how perfect that was for my post.
J+S said…
Sign me up! I never win anything.
J+S said…
P.S. Congrats on 100 posts!
sherbugs said…
I love reading your blog. You have depth, variety, and humor. Keep blogging so we can all read another 100 posts! (oh, and may I please enter your contest?)
Karly said…
I totally want in!
Since Jenifer left a p.s. note, I'm going to as well (it increases my odds of winning, right?)
RBS said…
I love giveaways but never win them. Oh well, it is an honor just to be nominated.
Roxanne
Bekah said…
I would love to read (and win!) this book--thanks for telling me all about the seminar you went to.
Melinda said…
Yay! I'm sneaking in just in time! Books are a problem for me as you well know!

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