Showing posts with label giveaway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label giveaway. Show all posts
11 April 2017
Crocs #ComeAsYouAre Giveaway!
So as I mentioned in my previous blog post, I'm currently in a cool collaboration with Crocs as they begin their new campaign #ComeAsYouAre . Honestly, I still can't get over the fact that they invited me to work with them; it's like being in the same company as these celebrities! Woohoo!
Anyway, here's the good news...
22 December 2015
Padama sa Padala Giveaway Winners!
Ok, I’m going to make this short and sweet because I know you’re all excited to find out who won.
First of all, to everyone who participated in my first sponsored giveaway (by LBC, no less!), THANK YOU! I’m completely overwhelmed that there were more than 100 entries!
And now, on to the 5 winners who either liked, shared, followed, tweeted, and/or commented… a Rafflecopter giveaway
I’ll be sending a message to each of you on how to claim your prize, so keep a watch on your inboxes.
First of all, to everyone who participated in my first sponsored giveaway (by LBC, no less!), THANK YOU! I’m completely overwhelmed that there were more than 100 entries!
And now, on to the 5 winners who either liked, shared, followed, tweeted, and/or commented… a Rafflecopter giveaway
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Malen Rubin
Gail Dizon
Gemma Emilia
Ana Cortez
Jennie Dalangin
I’ll be sending a message to each of you on how to claim your prize, so keep a watch on your inboxes.
Have a blessed Christmas!
07 December 2015
Giveaway: Padama sa Padala
When the Christmas season starts (and for Filipinos, that means as early as September!), OFWs know it’s the time to save and buy all sorts of things to fill the balikbayan boxes. After all, if they can’t go home for the holidays, what better way to make up for their absence than a huge box filled with clothes, shoes, bags, chocolates, and grocery items for their families to enjoy.
The small carton is a symbol of the Filipino expat’s sacrifices…of hard work, adjusting to a different culture, and most especially, living away from their loved ones. Every tiny space of the box is filled with love and longing, so it’s always a joy to know that the recipients are excited and truly appreciate the surprises they find inside.
The small carton is a symbol of the Filipino expat’s sacrifices…of hard work, adjusting to a different culture, and most especially, living away from their loved ones. Every tiny space of the box is filled with love and longing, so it’s always a joy to know that the recipients are excited and truly appreciate the surprises they find inside.
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