We've teamed up with Jessie to offer her latest book,
Rurally Screwed; My life off the grid with the cowboy I love,
along with a Farm Doll of your choice as a giveaway to a lucky blabla fan!
along with a Farm Doll of your choice as a giveaway to a lucky blabla fan!
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To enter visit Jessie's Blog and leave a comment below telling us
something that you've done in your life that you never thought you'd do.
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something that you've done in your life that you never thought you'd do.
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Do one or all, just be sure and leave a comment for each
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*CONGRATULATIONS*
Our winner is #42 Rosie Smith
Entries must be posted by Thursday, June 21st at 8am EST.
One winner will be chosen at random and announced Friday on the blog!
*Limited to US residents only
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Do one or all, just be sure and leave a comment for each
and up your chances of winning!
*CONGRATULATIONS*
Our winner is #42 Rosie Smith
Entries must be posted by Thursday, June 21st at 8am EST.
One winner will be chosen at random and announced Friday on the blog!
*Limited to US residents only
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Elope after knowing a man for less than 5 months and living a thousand miles apart! Aly F
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ReplyDeleteGo zip linning in Costa Rica. It was scary but so fun!
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ReplyDeleteI quit my job to become a stay-at-home mom and start my own freelance business. Scary life change, but it's going strong after 4 years!
ReplyDeleteI never thought I would be a stay at home mom again. I tried to stay home with my first child and it wasn't for me. After trying for years we were finally blessed 5 years later with our 2nd child and after going back to work I decided I needed to be at home and left a job I loved and it was the best thing I ever did.
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ReplyDeleteGot married and had a baby! :) Sounds so simple and so many people do it, but I never thought I would do it! :) Plus I've done many adventurous things before, travelled the world, living in another country, but getting married and have a baby....that's BIG, for me anyway :)
ReplyDeleteFinally laid down roots here in Atlanta with my British husband, sweet grey cat and brand new baby boy. After living in the Outer Banks, NC, Washington, DC, Charleston, SC and Boulder, CO I yearned to make my 'nest' and start a family- after years of adventures I am happy to say we are 'home'.
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ReplyDeleteSomething that I've done that I never thought I'd do- I surprised my husband for his birthday with a rock climbing trip in New Hampshire, and when we were more than half way up a cliff I had an unexpected panic attack of some sort, started crying, and we all had to repel down (which my husband later told me he thought was scarier than finishing the climb). I love do adventurous things in the outdoors, but my reaction in that situation surprised even me.
ReplyDeleteMy daughters love their blabla dolls!
Honestly I never thought I'd have a child. I'm 2 and a half years in and am delighted daily with my little pixies funny ways and loving heart. I'm proud to be called mama.
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ReplyDeleteNever thought I'd be dating a guy 8 years younger than me and talking about marriage again! But when it's right, it's right! Just need him to come home now from a year deployment. My 2 kids are crazy for their blablas. My 9 year old son has Mike the monkey (aka Mozart) and my 3 year old has Tiger Lily. They have traveled all over the country with us.
ReplyDeleteI follow rurally screwed in Twitter @3birdsstitch
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ReplyDeleteI follow Blabla on twitter @3birdsstitch
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ReplyDeletemoved from boston to arizona with my (now husband) boyfriend without jobs or a place to live. still can't believe we did that
ReplyDeleteI had a baby! I was not planning on becoming a parent, but I did not take the necessary care with my husband to prevent a pregnancy, either. Now I could not imagine my life without my sweet sweet girl.
ReplyDeleteI follow blabla on facebook.
ReplyDeleteI also follow blablakids on twitter as @classic_mommy
ReplyDeleteMoved from NYC to a small city way upstate NY for a job!
ReplyDeleteI also follow blabla on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI never thought I would be able to grow my own vegetables, it's much easier than people think and so rewarding.
ReplyDeletenever imagined that I would settle in a smallish town in virginia (grew up in the midwest). but I did and it isn't that bad.
ReplyDeleteI follow blabla on facebook
ReplyDeleteI also follow rurally screwed on facebook (I hope I am following the right thing? the book's page?)
ReplyDeleteI never thought I'd leave san francisco for oregon and have my daughter at 21.. No regrets, she's 3 as of 3 days ago and I love being surrounded by all the green up here!
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I never thought that I would meet my husband while living in Japan! 9 years later and we now have a two-year-old daughter :)
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ReplyDeleteFollowing Blabla on Facebook for years :)
ReplyDeleteHad baby at age 43, quit job after 20+ years and moved to VA from NJ. An absolutely lfe-altering decision!
ReplyDeleteFollowing Rurally Screwed on FB!!
ReplyDeleteGive birth naturally. I am the biggest wimp ever, like pass out when someone else gets a shot scared:) However last year I decided the best way to conquer this fear was to just jump right in. After giving birth with no drugs, nothing else seems quite as scary!!...or amazing:)
ReplyDeletei just bought a minivan! hahaha.
ReplyDeletefollowed blabla on facebook, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is appropriate, I just did something I never thought I would do yesterday: I got a tattoo! This book looks great, hope I win!
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ReplyDeleteMy granddaughte loves her Blabla's! I don't even know how many she now has! Our daughter's job brought her to Southern Virginia, she met her prince got married and we later had a grandson. We lived 5 hours away and wanted to be closer, my husband retired, I quit a job I loved and we moved 4 minutes from her. Since we have gained a granddaughter! These little ones are my whole world and I could not imagine not seeing them everyday!!! What we do for our children but even more what we do for grandchildren!! Would love this book for them!!
ReplyDeleteI follow BlaBla on facebook (and thanks for the link to the great private sale site for the BlaBla sale!).
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There's a pace you find in a busy city that I absolutely adore, the fact that all your senses are so intensely utilized on a daily basis is, to me, a rich life. Simply put, I feel more at home in the city of Seattle than anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteHowever, despite my devout love of my favorite city, I parted ways to start a new love, with my husband who lived in the country. It was (and at times, continues to be) a difficult and painful transition because as much as I love my husband, there is no replacement for the void of delicious french macarons, in my heart, that may be filled with anything else. Slowly, though, I feel myself slipping into a country mentatlity. Our two year old daughter will play in grass instead of on concrete, she will feed our neighbors horses, cows and even a buffalo, instead of pigeons. This is not better per se, but different. And we will still make our pilgrimage to the emerald city to source out those delicious baked goods.
I never thought I would/could/should depart my favorite place, my city. I thought I would surely lose an integral part of myself and happiness. As it turns out, I have simply unearthed a new, more appreciative side and that is very satisfying.
Something I thought I would never do- up and move to a state with my husband and then two kids, where we knew absolutly no one. 12 hours away from our "home" and all of our family. 9 years later it was really a great decision for us.
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ReplyDeleteEntries have closed and we will announce our winner tomorrow!
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