Hope you all had a great weekend! I know I enjoyed some crisp yet warm fall weather with my three boys-- Sunday was a perfect day for sipping warm apple cider in the park.
Congratulations to CanCan for winning last week's giveaway. We hope you enjoy your personalized Thanksgiving turkey plate!
I also like Kathleen's comment about what she likes about Thanksgiving -- a simple meal to have just with family and close friends. I could not agree more.
This week's giveaway will build on the importance and desire I think we all have to spend more time with our family. What better way to get involved with your kids than starting a tra
dition of family game night! Not only is it fun, but it's a great way to put their little minds to work. At our house Thursday night is game night, and all three of my kids (5, 8 and 10) look forward to it.
This week we will give away a classic game set that your kids will love. The classic game set includes: 54 playing cards, Mikado sticks, 5 wooden dice, Ludo game, Checkers, Chinese Checkers, Snakes and Ladders, Nine Men's Morris, and complete game instructions.
Here's how to enter the give-away to win one of these classic game sets:
1. Leave a comment on either your favorite game as a kid, or your kids favorite game.
2. Mention how you found this site
3. Check out the Warm Biscuit Bedding Co. to see what other games they feature.
4. Make sure I can contact you! Either leave an email address in your comment, or make sure that you have contact information on your blog profile.
You can receive an extra entry towards this giveaway if you link to this give-away in your blog and put that link in your comment.
The give-away is open for entries until Sunday, November 2nd, at 11:59PM. Winners will be chosen at random, and announced Monday morning. Good luck!
Note: At this time, the Warm Biscuit Bedding Co. cannot ship give-away items internationally. They apologize for the inconvenience to all of you great people living outside of the U.S.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Monday Giveaway
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Thought "Sorry" was a fun game!
I really enjoyed playing Uno when I was younger. The Wooden Baseball Pinball Game looks like fun, too, on Warm Biscuit.
I found this site through Prizey.
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all games are fun when shared with grandkids. McGinnis Message hooked me up to this site and I love it. lottswife@mchsi.com
Great giveaway, my favorite game as a kid was Chutes and Ladders, but my kids love Monopoly at the moment...we are game family :-) I found your site via Blog Search (google blog search) Thanks!
Great giveaway, my favorite game as a kid was Chutes and Ladders, but my kids love Monopoly at the moment...we are game family :-) I found your site via Blog Search (google blog search) Thanks!
This is a great giveaway! I remember playing Chutes and Ladders a lot as a child, so I guess that was my favorite game. I found your site through a blog called Mom Giveaways.
Thanks! ~Kara
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I loved playing battle ship. My parents never figured out how I always knew where their ships were.
Great giveaway! My three year old loves CandyLand. She also just started playing Memory and is slowly getting the hang of it! My favorite would be Scrabble, although I haven't played in ages.
I have you bookmarked, LOVE your site!
It's out of stock, but the FairyLand Game looks adorable!
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I always loved Sorry and it's big brother, Parcheesi!
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I found your site searching through google. I have loved playing scrabble since I was a child.
Chutes and ladders and payday! Love them both and can't wait to play it with my daughter!!!! I love board games, will be so fun to be able to play with someone since I can't seem to get my husband to do so......
I always loved Monopoly as a kid. We spent hours, literally, playing as a family. :)
I liked all kinds of games when I was kid - I always preferred chutes & ladders to candyland, but liked both. My in-laws (huge family) are big game players so holidays are a game extravaganza. My daughter is just getting interested in games and cards. We can't wait to get her started! In addition to the prize, I love the wooden memory game on Warm Biscuit. Looks very sturdy.
I found this site via Prizey.
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I liked Break the Ice when I was young. I found the site through Prizey.
My boy loves Hungry Hungry Hippo. I found you via Prizey.
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I loved Risk growing up. I found you on Prizey - and the Warm Biscuit company has a fairy land game I would love to give as a gift. Thanks for the chance! alicedemske at hotmail.com
My favorite game when I was growing up was Tripoli and a close second to that was Yatzee.
Found you on Prizey.
My favorite game when I was young is Parcheesi. I found your site via Prizey. Thanks for the giveaway.
I enjoyed playing chinese checkers. Thanks for the giveaway. The website has great products!!!
I liked to play Topple; it was a balancing game. I played it alot with my brother.
I like the Parchessi game on Warm Biscuit; it is so pretty!
I found Warm Biscuit via a giveaway ages ago and I have been on the email newsletter list for about 4 months now.
onlycancan at hotmail dot com
I used to love to play Don't Spill the Beans when I was growing up! I wish they still had that game.
I found you on Prizey.
I love the craft ideas they have on Warm Bisquit. They have some great ideas my kids would love.
Thnaks for the giveaway!
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What a better time for a classic giveaway than the upcoming holiday season! My favorite game when I was a child was "Mousetrap!" My sons enjoy playing "Dominoes" and "Card Games!"
Please enter me in your delightful drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
So sorry, I forgot to tell you that I found your site on "Prizey!"
Thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
My favorite game as a child was Monopoly. I would get really competitive playing against my parents. I found your site from Prizey!
Thank you for the generous giveaway!
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I enjoyed both Monopoly and Scrabble. I found you through Prizey. I think the Birthday Party game looks like fun at Warm Biscuit. Thank you so much!
judybrittle at aol dot com
I loved Chinese Checkers-still do!
Prizey sent me to your site!
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I loved playing chess when I was little. Thanks to PRIZEY, I'm writing a post here.
I loved to play Checkers when I was a kid.
Thank you!
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sorry forgot to add that I found you from Prizey.
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I blogged here:
http://luckygiveaways.blogspot.com/2008/10/monday-giveaway.html
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I liked playing Pay Day with my brother. Haven't played for a long time, but I just looked it up and the monthly wages were only $325.00. Yikes, that wouldn't go far today! I found your site through Prizey.
My favorite game as a child was Trouble...I love clicking that thing.
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I used to love Memory - and now my daughter loves it. I found you on Prizey - and love Warm Biscuit.
I forgot to mention that I found your blog through lyricandariasmom.blogspot.com
I loved "Operation" as a child. I found your site through the Prizey blog. Thanks for the chance to win!
We loved playing a game called "Trouble" when I was a girl. I think my girls would really like the candy domino game on your site; I found your site on Prizey.
Thanks for the giveaway!
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I really liked "Battleship" and "Mouse Trap" when I was younger.
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livlifelov at yahoo dot com
I loved playing Monopoly when I was younger.
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We are Candyland fans in my house, great giveaway, thanks. I found you through Prizey
Monopoly has always been my top favorite, but other games have shared top place at various times. Crazy Eights was a top favorite (I change it to Puppy Dog Tracks!) for years, then later a friend introduced me to Rook and that took up tons of time. Another friend got me started on Risk and I got another group started on a bookshelf game called Facts in Five.
I think back at those times I shared with friends playing all of those different games. Laughing, teasing, challenging, and just plain having fun.
The times you'll share now on game nights will come back and pay even more dividends in later years as you and your kids remember those times you spent together just having fun.
Operation was my favorite game growing up...I love games!! I found you through Prizey. Thanks for the giveaway!
I loved Mouse Trap!
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I loved Go Fish when I was a kid.
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Another Game from Warm Biscuit is Pin the Tail on the Donkey.
I was a big fan of Uno growing up, looking back I'm not sure if I was just quick at calling other people out or if my parents were just letting me win. Hmmm.
I found you through Prizey, thanks for the giveaway!
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I always liked to play "Sorry" when I was a kid. I found this through prizey.net
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I loved playing OPERATION as a kid! Soooooo much fun! : )))
Of course, I know my ds would love the Kids Auto Garage from the website!
And, I discovered this site through PRIZEY!!!
Thanks so much for the give~away! : )))
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Clue and Life were my favs!
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the 11 year old loves his video games, though loves to play board games nearly as much, my fave was stratego!
Sorry and Stratego were faves in my family growing up!!
Hi, I really enjoyed playing "Operation" and "Mousetrap" as a child! My two children like "Cranium"
and "Checkers!" Please enter me in your drawing. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
Right now, my children are into a game called Western Train Dominoes!
We gets lots of laughs on family game night. When I was growing up,
Mousetrap was my favorite game to play! Your prizes are always so delightful. We are a family of game players. Please count me in!
Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
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