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Family Circle’s The Voice of Celebration Contest
2009, at 2:26 pm -"One Entry" | Expires August 13, 2009 | 4 Comments |
http://www.familycirclepromo.com/celebratecontest/
Prize: (1 winner) Trip prize package for two to see Julianne Hough perform live, in concert, in 2009 or 2010, and meet Julianne. Trip includes roundtrip coach air transportation from major airport nearest winner’s residence to the concert city; two (2) nights’ hotel accommodations; and two concert tickets. (ARV $2,500). Prize must be redeemed by September 30, 2010. All other expenses not listed including but not limited to meals, taxes, gratuities, incidentals, etc., are the responsibility of the winner. Blackout periods and restrictions may apply. Winner’s winning submission may be published in a future issue of Ladies’ Home Journal magazine. Sponsor reserves the right to substitute a prize (or portions thereof) of equal or greater value if prize (or portions thereof) cannot be awarded as described. Sponsor will determine all elements of prizing in its sole discretion. Prize may not be assigned, transferred, changed or redeemed for cash, except at the sole discretion of Sponsor. Prize is awarded “as is” with no warranty or guarantee express or implied. Sponsor disclaims all and any liability for the actual provision, quality or nature of any third party product or service accepted by the winner.
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Kathy,Janine and I all went out to lunch together .My dad ,husband,and I all went to dinner .Kathy Ryan,Janine Rettger and Blane Swiger,My dad ,left here to cancer Diagnosis.Janine left in here early 30’s .They would have been cheering your contest.So the Red hats on to you ,Julianne Hoough.Im 54,on disability now,and would love to see you Live. My hobby is singing Karaoke.
Have fun sharing with me my most memorable birthday celebration. My husband and I rode down the Grand Canyon on mules. We arrived at Phantom Ranch on the very bottom, and waiting for me was a sheet cake with a big piece missing and stuck in thecakewas a half burnt green candle. Those that hicked down and fellow mule riders stood and sang Happy Birthday to me. I thanked them all for attending my party.
The year was 1972. I read about a restaurant which was opening atop the World Trade Center. The Hill family budget had become strained so as a stay-at-home mom of four teenage children I found it necessary to seek employment. This I found as a secretary at a university across the Hudson River from Manhattan. I had been out of the work force for too many years and changes had taken place–electric typewriters for example. Wow! Did those keys move fast!! However, with the aid of a rental machine and practice this obstacle was conquered and I got the job. One day i thouht–wouldn’t it be great to celebrate my birthday atop the tallest building in New York. I whisked out a piece of stationary and wrote to make a reservation. On June 9 the Hill family and a few friends went to new York. Two elevators speeded us to the top. We passed through a hall of mirrors into the restaurant where the view of lower Manhattan and the Empire State Building uptown was breathtaking. I have wondered whether the letterhead of the stationary was instrumental in securing a table with a view. It was an elegant evening. It is with mixed feelings that I now reflect on that birthday experience but saddened by the knowledge that Windows on the World no longer exists, except as a memory.
For many years,I have been making homemade versions of Jeopardy to play at family &friend holiday gatherings,but I am never able to play because I know all the answers.To my suprise,for my 50th birthday my female neighbors put together an elegant dinner party and invited my 3 oldest friends from high school,and the evening concluded with a Jeopardy game about me(they even sang the theme song)it was one of the nicest gifts I have ever recieved!