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Winning a Giveaway

Recently Celeste of the blog, Southern Daydreams, had a wonderful giveaway to celebrate her 10th anniversary of blogging.  Guess who won????   ME!!!!!!!!!  How wonderful to win this giveaway!  Talk about a fabulous package.......you wouldn't believe it!  If you haven't met Celeste, go on over to her blog and get to know her.  You'll be glad you did.

This is the package upon opening it.  Lovely items, and look at those rose petals scattered around.

Digging deeper, just look, y'all.......

Most everything was inside a lovely decorative box, and look at the lid with this beautiful graphic, lavender sachet, two gold bags,
 the box itself,

look at this book mark with the gorgeous roses, y'all know Celeste painted this, fancy clothespins, altered paper, a $25 Dollar Tree gift card.....

another piece of Celeste's art work, this little sign  :)

this beautiful magazine, with features of some of our favorite bloggers.  I've already spent a couple of hours with it.....



cozy socks,

a lovely card, chocolates, hand made soap and lotion,

and look at the delicate pink papers everything was wrapped in.

Unbelievable!






I know you can tell how happy I am to have won this giveaway! What a blessing it was to open and go through it, piece by piece.

Thanks so much Celeste!  I'm so honored to have won this beautiful giveaway!

Sharing my good fortune here:

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