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Writer’s Block Field Notes Give Away!
I think one of the best ways to cure writer’s block is to find inspiration- that can come to people in a number of ways, one of those being surrounded by handsome writing tools. Because of that, I’ve decided to give away some of my favorite writer’s tools- Field Notes memo books, steno books, pens, pencils, and genuine all-purpose bands of runner.There will be Three Prizes
1st Prize:
2 Field Notes Steno Books
2 Field Notes Memo Books
2 Pairs of Field Notes Pens and Pencils
A Handful of Field Notes All Purpose Bands of Rubber
2nd Prize:
2 Field Notes Steno Books
1 Field Notes Memo Books
2 Pairs of Field Notes Pens and Pencils
A Handful of Field Notes All Purpose Bands of Rubber
3rd Place:
1 Field Notes Steno Book
2 Pairs of Field Notes Pens and Pencils
A Handfull of Field Notes All Purpose Bands of Rubber
Rules:
For entry, you MUST reblog this post and you MUST be following me. You can reblog this up to 5 times a day, as many days as you want. The give away will run until Monday, May 6th, 2013 at 11:59 EST. On Tuesday, May 7th, I will be randomly picking 3 people, the first winning first prize, the third winning third, and notifying them via their ask that they have won. I will pay for shipping and will ship worldwide! I love to use field notes and I hope that this give away encourages you to check out their products, I find a certain bit of Hemingwayesque inspiration when pulling a Field Notes memo pad out of my back pocket.
The San Jac Honors Program is ready for business at the Reliant Center. Step Up & Stand Out!
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While snorkeling off a small island, I found this. It appears to be lava rock that was ground to some kind of bowl or mortar. It’s approximately 2 inches in diameter and varies in height, on side about an inch and the other about 3/4 inch. The carved out portion appears to have been ground by machine rather than hand. Does anyone know what this is?
The Popener, a gift from my dear friend Margie Morrison, who left us far too soon. Cheers, my dear!
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