I wanted to share my DS 3's haircut, which is just below this post. For those of you who are wondering WHY he did it. Here's the scoop. He lost a bet at the Homecoming football game last week. It had to do with the point spread of the game...and he "lost".
Saturday was a GREAT time at the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. I am SO TOUCHED by all the gifts from my family and friends. It was a blessing to be able to take part in this event...and we had a BLAST! Here are two photos (one before we walked with "dry hair" and one at the finish line sporting the "wet look").
In other news, there are several little contests and giveaways that I've discovered by surfing in the past week or so.The first one is the Siesta Ornament Give Away, If you'd like to participate, go to the link and leave a comment. Bloggers will be matched and be able to send an ornament to someone in the month of November. It'll be great fun to see what ornaments are passed around.
The second one is over at Kelly's place. Here's the button you can click to find out how to win a "blog makeover":
And finally, over at Jill's Place is a fun contest to win Faith Hill's new Christmas CD. Isn't the blogosphere so fun???
Happy Monday everyone!
6 comments:
Hey thanks for the shout out! I hope everyone comes over.
I'm glad you made great "strides for cancer." Great job!
What a lot of FUN things! So glad you are feeling better (it shows!. Take it easy though and don't do too much!
Hope you are feeling better. I headed over and entered for the Faith Hill CD...thanks for the link!!
So glad the Breast Cancer walk went well! Now that we have lost our beloved teacher, I will never look at those pink ribbons the same again. Thanks for making a difference!
Thanks for the linky love...
Glad you're feeling better. And your son does look like a totally different person with the haircut.
Way to GO!!! I've been a pink girl for years now. My grandmother had breast cancer. I have great admiration for those who participate in the cause to find a cure and help educate others about Cancer. So, THANK YOU! :)
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