I hope all of you had a great weekend! It was full of rain in New York, but there were moments of sunshine that let us squeeze in some family fun and Father's Day celebrations. My dad is visiting right now, so that was a special treat. Plus my oldest son graduated from elementary school! It was such a sweet and nice event, and it was great to have my dad there in support. All the kids had a lot of fun, and they had a little dance for them on the blacktop at the playground.
Congratulations to Naddez for winning a floral lampshade. Expect an email soon!
This week the Warm Biscuit Bedding Co. will giveaway a toy that is sure to bring lots of creative playtime, either outside this summer, or inside during rainy days. 
Every little pirate needs a sturdy strongbox for his plundered bottle caps and baseball cards. Help your little boy keep his collections safe with this wooden pirate chest. Comes equipped with a skull shaped lock, metal handles and secret hiding compartment for pirate booty. Includes sack of gold coins, eye patch and flag for pirate play.
Here's how to win:
1. Leave a comment your favorite pretend game as a kid.
2. Mention how you found this site
3. Check out the Warm Biscuit Bedding Co. to see what other kids toys they carry, and let us know what you think.
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. Or Twitter this giveaway and follow me on Twitter.
The give-away is open for entries until Sunday, June 28th, at 11:59 PM. Winners will be chosen at random, and announced Monday afternoon. 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, June 22, 2009
Monday Giveaway
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I loved playing school as a kid, where I'd arrange things in our basement playroom as a classroom and play with the worksheets I'd bring home from school at the end of the summer. My brothers, cousins and I also played a game we made up, called "Plow" where we'd break into 2 teams holding hands in a line and try to "plow" the other team over. Surprisingly, no one ever got seriously hurt.
I have your link on my blog, that's how I found you!
I love Warm Biscuit's old fashioned spinning tops. So charming!
I liked to pretend I was a dog named Barney. :)
I also liked to pretend I was homeless with my best friend Brandi. I guess we were a little odd.
I found your blog through Warm Biscuit giveaways last fall.
I love the Warm Biscuit toys! My sons would love the sword and shield set! I would have to get 2 sets of course.
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My favorite pretend game as a kid was hide and seek. I LOVED it. Still do actually. :)
I found this site through google.
Oh gosh! The site has such cute toys! I love the wood castle, it's adorable.
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I liked to pretend I was a fairy. The whole flying thing is just captivating...
I found this site through a google search.
I looked up your boys gifts and I especially like the personalized rocking chairs! They are so darling :o)
isisaaricia@hotmail.com
Hello! I grew up in a wonderful
before society was so mobile!
We actually grew up together.
Pretending was our specialty!
We would play the song, Secret Agent
Man and we were secret agents.
Playing school was a favorite, and
we were Olympic gymnasts on our swing
sets! Thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I found you either on Prizey.net or via a Google search! I also have gotten the catalogs.
Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I follow you on Twitter and Tweeted this giveaway ~
http://twitter.com/cmh512/status/2298155480.
Also, I think your toy selection is great! They are quality toys for all ages and use the child's imagination.
Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
As kids, my cousin Jessica and i used to pretend we were twin double-agent Russian spies named Natasha and Sasha. What can I say? It was the 80s.
smalltownbeatnik at g mail
As kids, my cousin and used to pretend like we were twin Russian double agent spies named Natasha and Sasha. What can I say? It was the 80s.
I found this site a looong time ago and I've been subscribed to your RSS feed for many moons.
Every time I go to the Warm Biscuit Bedding Co. I find something new I want to buy. Currently I'm coveting the personalized sisters art, the paper doll wall art, and one of the new floral tote bags. So cute!
smalltownbeatnik at g mail
this is a very fun giveaway. I found your website about a year ago when I was trying to find vintage baby stuff for my sons nursery! He has a vintage cowboy theme that is to die for and I would love to purchase the tepee! That has to be one of the best toys ever! I would even crawl in there and play!
oh I forgot, my favorite game ever when I was little was probably playing kitchen. My mom would let us make jello and then we would eat on our pretend dishes and wash the dishes in the sink. It was so fun and we had simple fun for hours!
I loved playing house as a child. I would cook really nice mud pie dinners for my doll family.
I found you through Mom Giveaways.
I was so excited to see the Poky Little puppy toy my all time favorite book. Thank you!
I tweeted
http://twitter.com/kewpiedoll04/status/2340446953
My favorite game is to pretend I was the maid to a princess (my playmate) so that I could dress her up. It was funny that I never thought of being the princess myself.
I found your blog through button on another blog.
The Airport Toy looks like fun!
1. I loved to play pretend with my Barbies when I was a kid. They would have all kinds of drawn out adventures and stories and things that happened to them.
2. I found this site through Prizey a long time ago.
3. The ladybug wheely bug toy is one of the cutest things ever! Any kid would have such a great time rolling around on there.
4. xpsundell(at)gmail(dot)com
Thanks!
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