Joanne at My Little Cottage in the Making (see my favourite blogs at the side for the link), is playing the Pay It Forward game, which I've signed up for. The rules (as explained by her)are easy. The first three people who let me know they want to play will get a small gift from me in the mail. Then in turn they list this game on their blog and the first 3 people that email them play and so on.
The gift is just a token, nothing big. It can be homemade, bought or found. Just a little something to say hi, I'm thinking of you and to put a smile on the person's face.
So if you want to play then please leave me a message and email me your address( pineconecounty@hotmail.com ) and I will send you a little surprise package. If you have a blog you will need to post this game on it (but you don't have to wait to get your package from me) and send a little gift to the first three people who tell you they want to play.
So if you want to play then please leave me a message and email me your address( pineconecounty@hotmail.com ) and I will send you a little surprise package. If you have a blog you will need to post this game on it (but you don't have to wait to get your package from me) and send a little gift to the first three people who tell you they want to play.
I don't know how many other people read my blog other than family (I am only new after all) and I know most of you don't have blogs, so I'm going to bend the rules a little. If you don't have a blog and want to sign up, pass the game to your friends by email, or just choose 3 people to send something to or do something nice for. It's a little something positive in this world and it's a great way to get to know each other better.
Esther,
ReplyDeleteYou live in Australia? How exciting. We met some friends that lived in Sydney when we took a trip to Europe several years ago. Our girls were small and enjoyed Daniel and Stephanie so much. They learned that in Australia cotton candy is fairy floss and a cigarette is a fag. But, I must ask, what is a chook?
And, how did you get the name for your blog. It's delightful, really. Quite nice.
Have a wonderful day. Susan
Just saying "Hi!"
ReplyDeleteI wish I could hear you read your "things about me" in your, what I imagine, lovely Australian accent.
What a sweet blog!