Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Senses of the Season: A Giveaway

No more fever and I've almost stopped coughing.
I took one more day from school in hopes that my energy level might be close to normal by tomorrow. 
Today I have something for you:
a Christmas present from our house to yours!
I'll Lysol it before I mail it.
Pinky-promise.
Since my couch exile began, I've been listening to this:
 The proceeds from this CD go to support International Justice Mission, a ministry  near to our hearts around here.
That's the sounds of the season helping to set captives free.
To round out the giveaway, there's some yummy-smelling scent for your home and an ornament to represent the Reason for Season.
It's a giveaway to see, hear, and smell all the goodness of Christmas!
To enter, leave a comment about some of your favorite Christmas sensory experiences--a smell, taste, sight, or sound that lets you know Christmas has really arrived.
The winner will be drawn on Sunday!
Be blessed,
Ginger

3 comments:

  1. Hey Ginger! Oh man so sorry you have been down and out and sick!!! I finally updated my blog today - all is well!! I am missing all my blogs friends and what are the chances I come here today to "catch up" with you and you have a givewaay!! So sweet!

    Well, my favorite thing about Christmas is the shopping actually and the music! I have a Holiday station on Pandora and Third Day and Mercy Me has some great versions of the classics - love it - the classic hymns are such worship to Him!

    Blessing you with good health!!

    xoxoTiffany

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  2. I love listening to Handel's Messiah. It's beautiful any time, but especially at Christmas, as it tell's the whole gospel story of Jesus'coming, His death, and even His return! I love the smell of home baked Cranberry Cinnamon bread and yeast rolls, and various kinds of cookies. I love the sight of the excitement on my grandbabies faces. So many sensory blessings. :)

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  3. The crisp cold that kisses our cheeks a rosy red, as laden with fresh baked goods, we sing carols for our neighbors. :)

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