So it’s officially been a year since we received our year supply of Ronzoni pasta from the photo contest I won. I have to admit that we have not finished all the boxes. I thought we would, surely. But it is not so. We still have pasta coming out our ears. We even donated some to a local food shelter!
Nevertheless, my son is still happy eating his swirly pasta. You would think a year of the stuff would change his tastes, but not so, he still loves it!
Here’s to winning another contest for a year’s supply of ….. ?
What would you like a year’s supply of for your home or kitchen?
I got a chance to try out being on the receiving end of an eGift gift card and I have to admit that it was exciting, even though I knew it was coming. Today I got out of the house for the first time all week and redeemed my gift card for the cutest pair of brown cowboy boots. It was a bit of a splurge, but I decided that was what gift cards are for. I was concerned redemption might be difficult if salespeople don’t know about the new service, but I didn’t have any issues at all, even with the busy holiday lines. Just handed over my printed out copy of the gift card, the salesperson entered it in, and voila, the boots were mine.
When we moved to Georgia nearly two years ago, one of the things we missed was Jamba Juice. Jamba Juice is everywhere in Northern California and was a fun part of hot afternoons after a walk to the park. When we moved and found out Jamba Juice doesn’t exist in Georgia, we started making our own fruit smoothies. It was pretty easy and more affordable.
Now that I’m on my 
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