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Fall Carnival - Blog Hoppers Delight!
The Desert Muses are giving away an $80 Amazon gift card to one lucky hopper.



When this author group met a few weeks back the muses decided to organize a joint giveaway for the month of October.
You’ll be happy to learn that I’m also conducting my own giveaway; it’ll consist of a $10 Amazon gift card. How do you enter to win it? It’s simple: become a fan on Facebook and leave a comment with your link or email address. Each person who Likes me will earn one entry. Both winners (from my site and the Desert Muses blog) will be announced on October 29th so stay tuned.
Now, please drop by my friend’s site Camelia Miron Skiba and check out her own giveaway.
Thanks for stopping by!

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  1. Became a fan on FB,... my name is Brandi Dagwan on there. =)

    Take care & I hope you have a great week! =)
    Brandi

    BLeigh1130 at yahoo dot com

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  2. I don't do facebook. Can I still enter? blueirishmoon at hotmail dot com

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  3. I'd like to enter, but I am also not on facebook. GFC follower - Sue A.

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  4. I don't do FB either, but I followed you on GFC as Rhi F.

    vipersweb (at) gmail (dot) com

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  5. I liked you under Samantha Wagner

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