OK - buckle up. This one's really cute.
A very pizzazzy enamel tea tin! Come on, you know this is adorable - don't try to tell me that this wouldn't snazz up your countertop!And because you need some authentic English tea to go into your authentic English tea tin . . .
A very festive package of very English tea! I mean - seriously. Tea specifically made for elevenses . . . how much more bona fide could you get?
And since it would be downright pitiful to have a cup of tea for elevenses without real English biscuits to go with it . . .
A package of "Digestives" so that you can have the full on experience!
Yes. Digestives.
Why digestives, you ask? Why would anyone name a cookie so that it sounds like melba toast? I frankly don't know. I think it's weird myself. But I can vouch for it that they're good . . .
And then last but definitely not least . . .
A skirty! (In winner's choice of size.)Now - about how to enter. Leave a comment and you'll be entered once, link to this post and you'll be entered again! And just like last time, make sure to include your link in your comment to make doubly sure that I see it!
Also - be sure to notice that the winner of the last purse was someone who had linked.
Also - be sure to notice that the winner of the last purse was someone who had linked.
Moral: It pays to link.
Go thou and do likewise.
Go thou and do likewise.
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95 comments:
WooHoo! I get to be first! That's sorta like winning something, isn't it? Anyhow, count me in again! This is fun! (And now that we're expecting again, a caffeine free replacement for coffee would be delightful!) So would a skirty. I need to order a few, because my 4 y/o can't seem to grasp the concept of "sitting like a lady!"
So cute, the tea and all. And of course, the skirty is cute.
Great giveaway! Count me in!
Oh! Oh! Count me in, too!
count me in again...eventually I'll win!
A snazzy red tea tin (which would match my kitchen), delicious tea, yummy treat and a skirty?? Of course I will post a comment!!
Super cute tin! My only quandry about possibly winning is that with having 3 little women I'll most definitely have to buy 2!
Oh, that tin would match my kitchen perfectly. And you just can't beat real English tea. Count me in again!
My grandmother was brought up in Canada and still takes her 4 pm cup daily, so I come by my love of tea honestly!
Count me in. I love all of these purses!
Please count me in! I've finally have a daughter and a skirty will be lovely to have for her.
Ooooh, I love tea and that tin is beautiful. Please count me in.
Please count me in too! And I linked to it here here
Oh fun. I love red, dots, Rooibos (spelled all posh), and lacy drawers. I'd link or do any of that fancy stuff if I were so lucky as to have a non-defunct blog. :D (If only I had some Maldon to throw over my shoulder...)
Oops...that was not Richard. That was me. :D
O Yeah! One can Never have enough Red splashed around the house!~~Love it!
Ok...I'm linking. I'm a tea lover. The digestives make me laugh....sounds like an antacid or something medicinal.
and I linked you:
www.justme-melissa.blogspot.com
My toddler could use a skirty for sure.
the tea! the digestives! the skirty thingy! oooh oooh! pick me pick me!
I am a firm believer in a little red in every room. Linked on my site....http://rachelchris.wordpress.com/2008/09/26/eitheror-a-skirty-i-will-have/
Since I don't blog, I'll have to rely on my good old solitary entry. Love rooibos, polka dots and have a 6 and 8 year old who would fight over who got the skirty. (My 14 and 15 year old girls would fight over the skirty, too, if you had their size!)
Enter me, please. I'm a fan of tea, digestives, and Skirties.
oh i LOVE ENGLISH TEA and that skirty is so cute!!
♥Rae
rkatie85@blogspot.com
I know it's chosen randomly so begging does no good - but that tea tin would really pop on my blue and white Polish tea caddy! Please?
opps forgot to say i linked your page lol!!
here!!
♥Rae
My Irish grandmother still takes eleven and four o'clock tea. As a family, we keep the four o'clock tea tradition going, but substitute coffee at eleven o'clock!
So, I'm definitely in!
Please add me again for this (http://cheeringon.blogspot.com/2008/09/amoretti.html) blog post. :)
My midwife would love to see me drinking tea rather than coffee and I would absolutely need a brightly colored container for it! The girls would commense an intese discussion concerning who would be the sole proprietor of the skirty and I would take the digestives to my room and sip away.
:)
http://narrowpathnc.blogspot.com/
uh, back to laundry folding
i would love a skirty!
jennyfriend@cox.net
Hmmm, I know why they're called "Digestives", if you're interested. When they were fist marketed, in the 19th century, it was supposed they aided the digestion, as they're made from wholewheat flour. Back then we were a nation absolutely obsessed by the state of our stomachs and all manner of illnesses were attributed to indigestion and the dreaded constipation. These biscuits are "medicine" don't ya know!
Life is better after elevenses. And Rooibosch with Digestives. It's making me miss my England.
I never win these blog giveaways but I always try.
Love it! All the british names for cookies are charming . . .
In which I enter the contest...
Love the tin. I posted this on my blog, too!
http://naddy.blogspot.com/2008/09/amoretti-giveaway_27.html
Yes!!! Count me in, please...
Thanks for doing another purse. I would love to win the skirty...and the tea...and the cookies!
mccammacks(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
tea addict, count me in. I went to give blood the other day, but out came tea.
Oh, how very fun! Thanks for the give-away.
Count me in for sure! I made a link also, so that's two points for me!
Lovely. Simply lovely.
This would be as close as I have ever come to authentic English tea! :)
English tea, biscuits and a Skirty too! How much better can you get!
Love it!
I'll be linking you too at:
www.thefullnessofjoy.blogspot.com
This is one I'd LOVE to win! I'm linking to you at http://testimonyofgrace.blogspot.com.
Count me in, please - the tea looks great!
Sweetness abounding. Count me in!
Super fun. I'd like to be in your drawing!
I DO need another tea tin, and I always NEED more tea, and yes, if you can't have a scone then you really need a tea biscuit! My daughter still need a skirty, too!
Yummy treats and tea dor me whos a tea freak, it's like heaven. ooooohohhh.. Yeah baby I would sure love to win this one.. Count me in.
Enter me for the fun tea container and tea/biscuits treat.
Ruth Turner
That tea tin is so cute!
I'd love to be in! However, I'll have to pull you up on the rooibos tea... it's not from England, it's from South Africa! (Confused sense of national pride coming from this South African in New Zealand). Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rooibos_tea
Please count me in. I love tea. Everything is so cute.
We love tea, especially during the cooler months of the year. We have friends in Wales who introduced us to digestives. They really are yummy!
And we have a daughter too.
I have to agree Digestives is a very odd name, but I'd love to try them.
Theresa N
weceno(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love it.
I will enter, although I don't have special linking powers.
What a fun set of gifts to go along with the lovely skirty!
Lyn
Well as usual this sounds like a fun giveaway, count me in! (Please and Thank you.) I love a nice cup of tea in the morning at work, and would love the red tea-tin to go with the rest of the red accents in my kitchen.
Not sure if I did this right, but here's my link...
http://garstvader-garstabugg.blogspot.com/
Just heard about your new spot, Bekah. I don't know about linking, but I am commenting so hope I am in for the tea and biscuit drawing. Happy travels back to England!
I'll try again! Thanks for another fun offering.
Sarah Crupi
How fun! :)
My family loves Rooibosch tea! Count me in too!
I am happy to link to your blog and tell my friends about this must have for their daughters!
http://livingnlovinglife.blogspot.com/
Wow, this IS a nice purse! :) I wish I had a daughter to put in a skirty. But I know at least 30 girls at church who would love one!
Meghan
very cool
luckydolls123[at]verizon[dot]net
I love Digestives and hot tea! We own skirties in every size and another one would be lovely.
www.homeschoolblogger.com/Moms4Psalms
I'll share your contest on my site.
Count me in! Sounds jolly good! (sorry :) )
I really like your website and enjoy browsing from time to time.
Hi, Count me in again and I'll place a link in a post as well!!
Summer is just around the corner down under and a skirty would be great for either of my girls!
The tea is also a favourite for me but I always thought that Rooibus Tea originated from South Africa?
I enjoy checking you website. Your skirties are a great idea for my girls.
It will still be another year before my baby will fit into a skirty, but I already have a box of big girl clothes, and I know we will need one soon. Love the tea theme.
Mmmmm. I looove digestives. Are Hob Nobs next? Give me on of those skirties ... my 3 year old would be able to keep up her kung fu with her older brother for sure now.
Love our South African rooibos tea. Must say though that being an American in SA I had to develop a taste for it. And in SA we used to use digestive biscuits as a substitute for graham crackers and crushed them up to make pie crust. Yum! Thanks for the great giveaway. My granddaughters would love a skirty, but which one would get it. Hmmm.
Did you know that sending stuff from the UK to Holland is cheaper than sending it to the States? ;)
I'm gonna restart our own blog just to create a link to you!
What a fun bunch of goodies and I have actually tried those digestives and those are super tasty! yummmmmy. I love the tea idea now that fall has arrived and the skirty, well, that's just a brilliant idea.
doot65{at}comcast[dot]net
Elizabeth
What an awesome giveaway! Elevenses tea sounds wonderful to me!
Oh dear, sorry for the duplicate comment, but I did see you wanted us to make mention of the links, so you can find my link to your giveaway right here
How fun and very English! Everything is very cute.
ooh i think i must comment on this one! yay for elevenses tea - and that tin is just too cute for words!
ooh, and i linked for all my tea-loving friends to check this out too: http://charis19.livejournal.com/502447.html
My three year old really should have a skirty. And I can vouch for the goodness of Digestives.
This is so neat! I have no idea how to "link" and I don't have a blog site, but your site sure is fun! I am purchasing 3 skirty's though, so I guess I will be entered 4 times right! Don't even have an "identity" so I will just sign my name here! I did pass your site along to my sister in laws though! we have 7 girls between the three of us!
Michelle: in TX
Well, I love red polka dots, and vintage looking stuff. So count me in!
yes, yes, yes !! Hooray for giveaways! :)
Why I do say, a red polka dot tea tin! My fav! I also love vintage things, so please count me in too!
Digestives really is not a good name but they look like the would taste good
:)
Ok, I've already linked to you twice and my 4 year old still needs a skirty, so this month I'm trusting in God's sovereignty.
Ooooo...tea. Love me some tea.
I'll enter again because I'd love to try out a skirty. Thanks for the fun give-aways!
Julie Jones
Come on number 90!
I would love to be able to try one of your skirty's. And a cup of tea sounds so cozy now that it is getting colder!
Just wondering if your "Serious Woop" on the way to
oxford required a Skirty ? :)
Anyway, please sign me up!!!
My 2 year old would look too cute in the little skirty and I love that cute little tin (matches my kitchen).
Today I was convinced my 7 year old needs a Skirty when she continued to twirl and twirl and twirl as her skirt went higher and higher. Count me in!
Hi Bekah! That's a fun Purse! I first tasted Rooibos in South Africa, where they drink it with a little milk and sugar, at any time of day and especially with meals like we Americans would drink coffee--they even give it to colic-y babies! And those digestives are delicious! It's been a while though...yum. :)
Here's my link:
http://familledebeauchamp.blogspot.com/
~Deborah
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