Postal, Text and Phone Competitions - Part 2

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cookinmummy wrote: »

Have we ever heard of any postal winners from the big Hello and Glamour postal giveaways? I dont think I have heard of any....

Haven't heard a thing cookinmummy . But I have e-mailed them to see if there is a winner's list yet - wil let u know

melvis

Before we continue .... You will require the Asda magazine, which can be found at most Asda checkouts

Send us your best recipe using I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and you could win £250 Asda vouchers as well as getting your recipe published in Asda Magazine.

10 r/u prizes of £25 vouchers.

To enter, send your recipe (250 words max) with the official entry form (which can be found on Page 8 of June 09 edition of Asda magazine to:

ASDA ICBINB Promotion
Freepost RRLT-EEAS-XBSJ
PO Box 7557
Derby DE1 0NP

xxx

fire**fly

Woman Mag Issue 25 - win £200

mystery word answer - NATASHA

to enter..

text... WCROSS2 followed by a space , the mystery word, your name, house no. & postcode to 86611 (u.k.)... texts cost £1.00 per entry.

phone ... 09056 520 902 (u.k.)... bt calls cost £1.00 per call.

Good luck :j
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:A Huge thanks to all posters you are :A
Al Mac apprec.Society member No.1,000.
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fire**fly

Woman's Weekly Magazine. (Issue 25)


We've teamed up with Antony Worrall Thompson so that one reader will win £150 worth of his new cooking utensils, the collection is dishwasher-safe, stackable pots & pans you can lift straight from the oven with unique handles that won't heat up..

Answer - MANCHESTER


send answer on a postcard with your name, address & p/code to..



WW Prize Puzzle (23rd June 2009)
PO Box 502
Leicester
LE94 0AB





text... WWJUMBO1 followed by a space, your answer, name, house no. & p/code to 86611 (u.k)
texts cost 50p per text + n/w charges.



phone ... 0901 609 0946 (u.k.)
bt calls cost 60p p/min & last no more than 2 mins.

Good luck :j

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Huge thanks to all posters you are :A
Al Mac apprec.Society member No.1,000.
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fire**fly

People's Friend Giveaway

Estroven Nighttime ia a natural supplement containing a unique formula of isoflavones, herbs & vitamins to help support woman's health, there are a 3 months supply to 10 readers to win..

Send your name, address & p/code on a postcard or sealed down envelope to..

"The People's Friend"/ Estroven Nighttime Giveaway
PO Box 48
D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd.,
Dundee
DD1 9HS

Good luck :j

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Huge thanks to all posters you are :A
Al Mac apprec.Society member No.1,000.
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fire**fly

People's Friend.

People's Friend has teamed up with BBC Audio Books a chance to win a script signed by the stars & writers of 'Ladies of Letters' & a set of 2 audio Cd's,
10 runner-up's will win a CD Walkman & a set of 2 audio Cd's, a further 10 runner-ups will win the 2 Cd's..

Send your name & address on a p/card or sealed down envelope to..

"The People's Friend"/ "Ladies of Letters" Giveaway
PO Box 48
D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd.,
Dundee
DD1 9HS

Good luck :j
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Huge thanks to all posters you are :A
Al Mac apprec.Society member No.1,000.
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fire**fly

sorry, no comp in Total Tv Guide this week :eek:

fire**fly

Yours Mag - Bookshelf Giveaways


10 x "Handle with Care" by Jodi Picoult..
(please see Matryoshka's post below)



5 x "The Horse Dancer" by Jojo Moyes

(This review is from: The Horse Dancer (Paperback)
The photo of the rearing horse and barefoot rider on the cover gave me some thought for pause as I wondered if I had received a young adult novel. However, I was quickly drawn into this tale of modern relationships.

Natasha is a successful London solicitor advocate in the process of getting divorced from her husband Mac. A series of miscarriages have driven a wedge between them and recent cases at work have left her distrusting her judgement.

Sarah is a young teenager living in a London council estate with her elderly grandfather, Henri Lachapelle. In an effort to protect his granddaughter from the crime that surrounds then, Henri has taught his granddaughter all he knows about Le Cadre Noir, an exclusive French riding school, dedicated to the finest horsemanship. Not only that, but he bought a horse for Sarah. Not any old pony, but a fantastic Selle Francaise called Boo.

The paths of these two speparate women entwine when Henri suffers a dehabilitating stroke, leaving Sarah to fend for herself. It's a bit of a cliched tale, but the lonely women and the hurt and angry teenager help each other to feel more human again.

This book surpassed my expectations. Moyes has a deft touch for human relationships. It is a romantic story and has the expected happy ending, but somehow it is also more. It is an interesting look at the disintegration of a marriage under the pressure of repeated miscarriages and the failure of the system to care for lonely teenagers. Highly recommended reading.)


5 x "Tell me where it Hurts" by Dr. Nick Trout...

(From Publishers Weekly
This is the perfect gift for anyone considering becoming a veterinarian. Trout, a staff surgeon at Boston's Angell Animal Medical Center, has exactly the traits that any pet owner would wish to find in a vet: he's smart, sensitive, experienced, empathic and has an excellent sense of humor. He also happens to be an excellent writer, and his personality suffuses the many stories sifted from recollections of thousands of animal encounters during his 25 years of practice and compressed in this account into one day. Trout shows how the daily life of a veterinarian requires the ability to be a social worker, a psychologist, a grief counselor, mentor, carpenter, plumber, cosmetologist, athletic coach, magician, grim reaper, and occasionally, guardian angel. And in some of the more heart rending stories, such as that of an older widowed man dealing with the potential loss of his shepherd companion, Sage, Trout shows his sensitivity to the fact that in each case, The rewards and strength of the bonds with the animals in their lives proved irresistible, irrepressible, and more than worth the risk. (Mar. 11)



If you'd like one of these books send a p/card with name, address & choice of title to..

Sheena Correa
Issue 65 Bookshelf Giveaway
Yours Magazine
Media House
Peterborough Business Park
Peterborough
PE2 6EA

Good luck :j
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Huge thanks to all posters you are :A
Al Mac apprec.Society member No.1,000.
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fire**fly

Weekly News


Up for grabs this week are 4 suberb Flymo Mowers, these compact 330 Models which sell for around £80 float on a cushion of air & cut in any direction, all the clippings are sucked into a centrally-positioned grass box which compacts them & means fewer stops for emptying, when its time to clear the box it's easy to remove & can be tipped into the compost bin, Mowing height can be adjusted to 4 different positions, weighs around 26 lbs & handle folds flat for easy storage..




answer needed - LAWN




write the answer on a postcard or a sealed down envelope + your name, address & p/code to..

Flymo Contest
The Weekly News
PO Box 380
London
NW1 1TZ.




phone entry hotline..09010 302 223 .. calls cost 25p

(A call takes under 30 seconds & shouldn't cost more than 25p..the phone entry price is based on the Thus premium rate)

Good luck . :j
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Huge thanks to all posters you are :A
Al Mac apprec.Society member No.1,000.
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Matryoshka

korkythekat wrote: »

10 x "Handle with Care" by Jodi Picoult

I googled this book to find out what it's about and found this

Handle with Care is the story of a family with two daughters. The second was born with brittle bone disease, a condition that makes her bones break easily and that limits her height and movement. When Willow (the daughter with a disability) is four, her parents decide to sue their OB for "wrongful birth," claiming that Willow's condition should have been diagnosed earlier in the pregnancy so that they could have terminated the pregnancy. Sound controversial? Add to it the fact that the OB is the mother's best friend, who has remained close to the family since the birth, then throw in a neglected and bulimic older sibling, and you have classic Picoult. Extreme as it is, Handle with Care works well because the characters are complicated and it is not clear where the plot will go. As a reader, you may find yourself unsure of what you want -- do you hope the family wins so that they can pay their medical bills and provide a better life for their daughters or do you think the parents are being selfish and that no amount of money can undo hearing that your parents may not have wanted you? This is one of many ethical questions Handle with Care raises, which is why it would be a good choice for book clubs looking for lively conversation.

Seems like a good read