Monthly Archives: November 2014

November Book Giveaway: Weelicious and Weelicious Lunches (Two Books!!)

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For the last book giveaway in November, I’m going big: two cookbooks from Weelicious!! I’m so excited to share these books with you! I think that they are perfect for a family that is struggling with picky eaters as well as a family that has great eaters, but is ready to try some new recipes!

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I blogged about the first book back in 2012. The second book came out last year and I never blogged about it. I think I’ve already explained that last year was a very rough year for me. If you didn’t hear about this book last year, well here’s your chance to win it!

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I don’t know about you, but it’s hard to find inspiration to pack school lunches every single day. My current lunch-packing situation is tough because his lunches have to be nut free with the added complication of every packaged product has to be made in a nut-free facility. Charlie’s gluten free so I pretty much have to stick with the Enjoy Life brand. But it’s really a challenge because now he’s sick of everything I’ve been sending him! I’m cracking open this book again — I know it will save me!

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Let’s cut to the chase — to enter into the drawing for TWO Weelicious cookbooks, please comment below on or before Sunday November 30th. I’ll generate a random number and announce the winner the first week of December! Good luck!!

 I received copies of these books to review (awhile ago!). Regardless, opinions expressed in this review are my own.

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The winner of Paleo Cooking from Elana’s Pantry is #3:

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Congrats Aaron!

I considered not voting…

– I considered not voting on Tuesday.

– I considered not voting because I don’t relate with anyone running.

– I considered not voting because I’m not a white male.

– I considered not voting because I’m exhausted.

– I considered not voting because I don’t have a lot of money and I have an ordinary job.

– I considered not voting because I don’t feel very important or powerful.

– I considered not voting because I’m confused about who really means what they say.

– I considered not voting because I’m really depressed about where I think this country is headed.

– I considered not voting because I think the rich control everything anyway.

– I considered not voting because I stopped watching TV since there was no viewpoint that didn’t have an agenda.

– I considered not voting because I’m just a mom.

– I considered not voting because I know that on Tuesday I’m going to have to rush home to get something on the table to feed my hungry boys.

– I considered not voting because I don’t think my voice matters.

Then I read that 36% of people don’t vote. Those people don’t vote even though our ancestors fought and died for this right.

So on Tuesday I’m going to make time to vote.

– I’m voting because I don’t relate with anyone running — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I’m not a white male — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I’m exhausted — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I don’t have a lot of money and I have an ordinary job — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I don’t feel very important or powerful — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I’m confused about politicians and their messages — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I’m depressed about where I think this country is headed — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I think the rich control everything — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I stopped watching TV — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because I’m just a mom — my voice matters.

– I’m voting because even though I have to rush home and feed the family, my voice matters!

Dinner can wait!

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Charlie, 6 weeks old, when I voted in 2008!