UPDATE: Congratulations to the Skirt WINNER:
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I'm a fan of yours and Shabby Apple's. My favorite teacher was my high school physics teacher. She was a sarcastic hoot.
Rebekah... Please be sure to contact me with your contact, mailing and size info! Congrats!
I am sure you have heard of Shabby Apple by now if you read my blog. Their clothes are fabulous and the fit is exceptional. Well, I have an exciting giveaway to share with all my readers.
How to enter:
- "Like" my Facebook Page
- "Like" Shabby Apple's Facebook Page
- Leave me a comment letting me know that you did #1 and #2 and tell me about your "Favorite Teacher" memory.
One lucky winner will be selected on Monday, October 17, 2011.
I am a fan of your page and Shabby Apple. My favorite Teacher was Miss Hinkle in 9th grade. She was so much fun and really encouraged me to sew more.
ReplyDeleteI liked both your page and Shabby Apple on FB! My favorite teacher memory would be of Mrs. Maples, who was my first grade teacher in Minco, OK. She had dentures, and one day her dentures flew out during class! She laughed it off, and didn't seem to get embarrased. I even wrote a paper on her in either second or third grade about who my favorite teacher was, and I was selected to read it in front of the entire school. She laughed and loved it, and didn't mind I told the story! :)
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of your page and now Shabby Apple's too. My favorite teacher was my high school art teacher, Mr. Grunert. He made me look at art in a new way, including my own. He pushed me to be better, but most importantly believed in me and as a result I believed in myself.
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of yours and Shabby Apple's. My favorite teacher was my high school physics teacher. She was a sarcastic hoot.
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I "like" both your facebook page and Shabby Apple facebook page. I remember my English teacher in ninth grade because she was also my Mom's teacher when she was in 9th grade!
ReplyDeleteI am now a fan of your page and shabby apple. My favourite teacher was my junior school teacher, year 4, Mrs Naismith. She kept a jar of midget gems on her desk as incentive to work hard and receive reward - not sure that would be allowed now. She also taught me to embroider, my first project was a small mat to stand a lamp upon. My Mum still has it, although it's framed as it was too pretty to serve it's purpose. Mrs Naismith developed my love of learning and my never ending love of all things needlework. Thank you Mrs Naismith.
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