Lottie Da- This one is for the GIRLS!

1.enchanted forest dress
2.autumn fox jumper
3. lil red holiday dress

OMG HOW ADORABLE!?

Lottie Da Baby Boutique is an amazing whimsical wonderland of gifting...
Check out the gorgeous clothes and toys and find something for yr little one.

WIN A HANDMADE DRESS OF YOUR CHOICE BY LEAVING A COMMENT!


(extra chances for following on twitter and saying hello to Amy the owner!)
follow the stars *******************

***dress and sizes must be available in listings***


WINNER IS MAKING IT LOVELY! twitter followers + comments:
True Random Number Generator Min: Max: 41 Result: 12

aden & anais GIVEAWAY

I love aden+anais!
I used the muslin swaddles with Finnian and I LOVED them.
The company is cool and easy to contact and communicate with and I love their charity work.

I am giving away PRIZE package for you of over $100.00 in products.
(like the gorgeous items above! Squuuueeeeeee!)
If you are expecting how exciting!
If not!
These make wonderful gifts for the babies in your life!
(you will be the hit of the next baby shower)


So. Leave a comment telling us what product you like best from the WEBSITE.
Follow aden & anais on TWITTER for a second chance!
Good luck and thanks for celebrating today!

xo Amy

I will use random.org to pick a winner on FRIDAY! xo thanks!

All Modern GIVEAWAY

I am so excited to send you to this amazing place.

All Modern is giving a lucky reader a beautiful modern kitchen accessory!
I chose this funky large kitchen jar to giveaway!
(It reminds me of those gorgeous coral hooks and such that were out a few years back! swoon!)

I am going to do some reviews for this site and I thought it was only fair to give readers something from the site too.
All Modern is super pleasant to work with and I am kinda swooning over some things on their site like the kitchen accessories!

The jar is bold and fresh and measures: 6.22" H x 4.13" Diameter, holds 33.81 oz.

Please leave a comment and tell me something you love
over at the kitchen accessories page?!

Twitter it and get an additional chance.
Blog about it and get another!
Just leave a new comment with link!

Year Supply of Scott Bath and Towels/Win it now!

The kind folks at Scott Common Sense Community have offered up a years supply of bath and towel tissue to my readers who check out the Scott Common Sense Community!
(Approximate Retail Value - $144)
FREE TOILET PAPER RULES!
All you need to do it go over to this cool new site and check out all the tips and leave a comment about something on the site that seemed interesting or cool to you. I encourage you to dig a round a bit bc I actually found quite a few tips there. It is an interactive site that wants you to leave yr best tips and tricks too. Yay come on- this is what we do all day long. We share information over the blogosphere...right?
Good Luck!
I will close the give away Tuesday at 10pm.

Matrimony Giveaway!

Leave a comment and win an autographed copy from my pal Joshua Henkin.

Description of Matrimony from website:

It is 1987, and Julian Wainwright, aspiring writer and Waspy son of New York City old money, meets beautiful, Jewish Mia Mendelsohn in the laundry room at Graymont College. So begins a love affair that, spurred on by family tragedy, will take Julian and Mia across the country and back, through several college towns, spanning twenty years.

From the moment he was born, Julian Wainwright has lived a life of Waspy privilege. The son of a Yale-educated investment banker, he grew up in a huge apartment on Sutton Place, high above the East River, and attended a tony Manhattan private school. Yet, more than anything, he wants to get out--out from under his parents' influence, off to Graymont College, in western Massachusetts, where he hopes to become a writer.

When he arrives, in the fall of 1986, Julian meets Carter Heinz, a scholarship student from California with whom he develops a strong but ambivalent friendship. Carter's mother, desperate to save money for his college education, used to buy him reversible clothing, figuring she was getting two items for the price of one. Now, spending time with Julian, Carter seethes with resentment. He swears he will grow up to be wealthy--wealthier, even, than Julian himself.

Then, one day, flipping through the college facebook, Julian and Carter see a photo of Mia Mendelsohn. Mia from Montreal, they call her. Beautiful, Jewish, the daughter of a physics professor at McGill, Mia is--Julian and Carter agree--dreamy, urbane, stylish, refined.

But Julian gets to Mia first, meeting her by chance in the college laundry room. Soon they begin a love affair that--spurred on by family tragedy--will carry them to graduation and beyond, taking them through several college towns, spanning twenty years. But when Carter reappears, working for an Internet company in California, he throws everyone's life into turmoil: Julian's, Mia's, his own.

Starting at the height of the Reagan era and ending in the new millennium, Matrimony is about love and friendship, about money and ambition, desire and tensions of faith. It asks what happens to a marriage when it is confronted by betrayal and the specter of mortality. What happens when people marry younger than they'd expected? Can love endure the passing of time?

In its emotional honesty, its luminous prose, its generosity and wry wit, Matrimony is a beautifully detailed portrait of what it means to share a life with someone--to do so when you're young, and to try again, afresh, on the brink of middle age.