Monday, August 16, 2010
Give Away Winner
And the winner of the $100 Visa Gift card is so and so. Just think--it could be you! It's probably not you, but maybe it is. Savor this moment--imagine what you would buy with $100. Until you click you'll never know. It's kind of better not to know, don't you think? Because right now you can at least hope it is you. This is a moment of great possibility for everyone who reads my blog. Unless your name is Ellie, I suggest you stay here--in this moment of potential joy--because you're going to be really disappointed when you find out who the winner is.
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you big tease! Congrats to Ellie- a girl with a pretty name.
ReplyDeleteDon't tell me! La-la-la-la-la-la-la! I don't want to know... La-la-la-la-la... Probably more fun to anticipate, imagine and pretend. Once reality smacks you in the face, it tends to reduce your available options. I like the Sobe cap contest, where when it tells you you've lost, it follows it up by saying "Losing is half the fun!" I don't know if that's a slap in the face or their own self-deprication. Either way, at least it's original, eh?
ReplyDeleteI totally use this strategy all the time.
ReplyDeleteI had the winning lottery ticket in my car from February thru May. I was going to buy a beautiful new house with that money. We were going to go on some amazing vacations with that money. I would be able to help my friends and family in so many kind and generous ways.
Unfortunately the internet ended that dream (when I saw that the winning numbers for that week had mysteriously changed from the ones on my winning ticket). I bought a new one a week or two later, but the joy now will be if I can ever find that darn winning ticket in the cracks in my car.
For now I just think about all the awesome stuff that is under the seats of my car.
Congrats to Ellie!
ReplyDeleteI would be able to help my friends and family in so many kind and generous ways, looing forward.
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