Hi dolls. It’s time for ANOTHER giveaway!!! And this is a big one because I’m giving away numerous pieces, so there will be quite a few winners. I’m giving away jewelry by Sandra Mardini, and her stuff is so fab! All of her pieces are really delicate and feminine, yet have an edge to them.
In order to enter, tell me in a comment what you’re looking forward to most about Spring or what your favorite Spring memory is. Can’t wait to read through your answers! You have until Tuesday, March 30, to enter.
Click through the gallery to see some of Sandra’s beautiful pieces that you could possibly win and check out her website to see more of her collections there! xoxo
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I know I am too late for the contest but I wanted to share anyway!!! I can’t wait for spring to come becuase I have a 1 year old that hasn’t ever gotten to play in the grass. My first baby sat in the grass for the first time and HATED it!! Tried to hold his feet and legs off the ground! It was hysterical. I’m dying to see if my little one will do the same thing, now that he is old enough to move around!!!! Bring on SPRING!!!
I am looking forward to walks to the park with my son who are getting older by the second. I look forward to waking up to the sun in my eyes, I am looking forward to coming home from work and the sun is still shining. I am looking forward to the smell, there is a certain smell that I swear I smell only in spring and that is when all the snow has melted and after it rains. There is a smell in the air of new things coming. OK, I had to stop myself. Can you tell I am not to fond of winter?
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