Patricia Nash Mother’s Day Handbag Giveaway *closed*
Congrats to the fabulous April Crisafulli for winning this giveaway!
In honor of Mother’s Day, Patricia Nash partners with TheFashionableHousewife.com to offer you lovely ladies a chance to win a Patricia Nash handbag for yourself and for a loved-one!
($198)
HOW TO ENTER
Enter to win by tweeting a picture of a timeless treasures or cherished heirloom you have received along with a brief explanation of what the item means to you. The contestant with the most touching tweet will win a Patricia Nash handbag for both yourself and a special relative!!!
Tweet at @patnashdesign along with the link to your photo.
Then come back here and leave a comment on this post with a link to your tweet or your twitpic.
(Photos can be uploaded to https://twitpic.com/)
Patricia Nash handbags are hand-crafted in rich Italian leather with old-world charm and classic style. Create your very own heirloom this Mother’s Day with Patricia Nash.
Details
Contest runs from April 30th till May 8th, 2011. Last chance to enter is May 8th at 11:59pm ET. Winner will be chosen with Random.org and notified by email within 7 days of contest end and asked for full name, address and phone number (for shipping purposes). If no response is given within 48 hours, a different winner will be chosen, so please be sure to check your email!
Entrants must be 18 or older and located in the US or Canada only.
Prize will be provided and shipped by a third party. We will of course make sure all prizes are fulfilled, but we are not responsible for fulfillment, nor for missing or damaged prizes.
The prize or prizes have been provided by the company and not myself. The brand or company is not a sponsor, administrator, or involved in any other way with this giveaway. All opinions expressed in the post are my own and not those of the company providing the prize.
A link to my pic is twitpic.com/4rob2t i think this is right and even though i have a twitter account, i am ashamed to admit that i dont know how to tweet. I am 54 years old and had a near fatal brain anurysim. it was so severe i was taken to an out of state hospital by ambulance. after spend 6 weeks in the hospital i got to come back home. shortly after getting home, i wasbitten by a brown recluse spider and had to have a large area surgically removed from my thigh. my 36 year old daughter, an only child, who lived over 8 hours away, quit her state job and moved in to take care of me. Tragically, she passed away in my arms from an unknown blood clot just four days after moving in. All of this happened in a 7 month period. the pain and depression are horrible to try to get through. i am restricted to bedrest now for a heart condition. i made the quilt in the picture when i was pregnant with her, so it has a lot of sentimental value. she was not only my daughter but my best friend. if you could forward this to Ms. Nash i would appreciate it.
My dearest heirloom is a ruby ring with leaf motif, which my mom inherited from her own mother and then passed on to me. It consistently reminds me of my mom’s sweet, all-forgiving, nourishing love, of her personal sacrifice so that I can be a dignified individual, as well as of her tireless effort to instill in me feelings such as compassion and tolerance toward my fellow human beings. Thank you for hosting this giveaway. The following is a link to my tweet:
https://twitter.com/CKhalaj/status/64799340027318273
I tweeted a pic of the ultrasound that I carry in my purse all the time. It is the ultrasound of my first grandbaby Eli Sachs who is fabulous in all ways!!!!
https://twitter.com/#!/dropastitch/status/64874951626338306
Here is my Twitpic link! I really cherish my grandma’s old jewelry. She had a house fire and luckily these pieces were saved so I can have a tangible reminder of her love.
https://twitpic.com/4s9vvf
https://twitpic.com/4uc2kn https://twitter.com/#!/AprilCrisafulli
I Tweeted (at least I hope it worked, never did it before) a scan of my most prized posession. It is a tintype photo from about 1875…of my great grandfather Henry Judson Thayer and his mother my gr-great grandmother Ellen (Nellie) Draper, born abt 1850. This item means the world to me as it is irreplaceable and so precious. I am very fortunate just to have something that has stood the test of time and has been handed down to me. And I’m thankful I can pass it down to my children. They have been brought up learning about genealogy and their ancestors, and we all have a great respect for those who have come before us…and hope we also leave behind lasting memories as well.