The giveaways just keep on coming! For week 3 in our anniversary month there is a truly “Uneek” prize! The fabulous UneekDollDesigns created Napoleon and Josephine dolls just for the blog! And how perfect that today marks Napoleon’s birthday.
These dolls are just too fabulous for words! Since I loved reading all of your personal stories from last week’s giveaway, I’d like to do the same thing for this week. Leave a comment sharing where you would have these lovelies in your home, or who you would give them to.
You have until August 22nd at 4pm EST to enter.
(one entry per person please. Previous winners not eligible.)
WINNER: 
Congrats to Leslie!
The giveaway for week 2 comes from the lovely darksadie! I was so happy when she wrote and said that she was a follower of the blog and wanted to create something for our anniversary. She designed these adorable earrings that I think are perfect for all the modern day Marie Antoinette’s out there!
To enter to win, just leave a comment on this post telling us where you would wear these earrings or who you would give them to.
Since I will be out of town next Sunday, the winner will be announced Wednesday the 18th. You have until Sunday the 15th 4pm EST to enter!
(one entry per person please. Previous contest winners not eligible.)
Congrats to helloheather and chealsye for submitting the correct answer at the same time!
“Respect Nature! People are Equal! Experience Happiness!” - Have a lovely holiday everyone!
Pull out your copy of the Declaration of Independence again, and get to counting! The following are short sentences made up of various words in the Declaration. Count in how many words it says to form the answer. The first person to email me (18thcenturyhistory@gmail.com) with the correct answer gets a free shirt! *contest is for US residents only*
______ _______ ! ________ ______ _____ ! _______ _____ !
53 44 144 207 37 202 181
Pull out your copy of the Declaration of Independence (I know you all keep one by your bedside), and get to counting! The following is a short sentence made up of various words in the Declaration. Count in how many words it says to form a wonderful motto. The first person to email me (18thcenturyhistory@gmail.com) with the correct answer gets a free shirt! *contest is for US residents only*
___________ __________ __________ !
300 39 100
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Contest is closed. Winner has been notified. And it looks like I miscounted the correct answer! (Should have been “History is Life”, but the above answer reads “History to Life”)
