Host a Thirty-One party or close a book party by March 16th and in addition to all the benefits the company will give you I am offering your choice of FREE embroidery on 3 items ($18 value) or $16 in FREE products!
If this is a goal you would like to reach contact me at SondraBright@bellsouth.net
Monday, February 28, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Thirty One
Hello everyone,
I am now selling Thirty-One products. Their totes work wonderfully for stamp and scrap stuff. Take a look at the link below and let me know if you'd like to make an order, have a party, or even start selling with me. Hope to talk with you all soon.
www.mythirtyone.com/sondra
SondraBright@bellsouth.net
I am now selling Thirty-One products. Their totes work wonderfully for stamp and scrap stuff. Take a look at the link below and let me know if you'd like to make an order, have a party, or even start selling with me. Hope to talk with you all soon.
www.mythirtyone.com/sondra
SondraBright@bellsouth.net
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
To all who will read this...
...Life IS good in 2010! And nearing the end of this year I can say this will all surity. Early in the year I was diagnosed with breast cancer just two weeks before a close friend lost her battle with cancer. We spent her last night in the hospice center and the next night in the birthing center for an emergency c-section and the birth of our fourth beautiful and healthy granddaughter. Just a few weeks later, the day before going in the hospital for a masectomy, our neice passed away taking most of my family out of state for services the day after my surgery. Shortly after they returned complications from a rare blood disorder reared its ugly head that kept me in the hospital the better part of three months including ICU. Doctors actually gave up on me and asked our pastor to prepare my family for my death but God and I had other plans and here I am. While in ICU our oldest son (father of the newborn) was deployed to Iraq. We are very proud of him but miss him a whole lot and long for the day he is home safely in our arms. Now when I went in the hospital I was the only one in my family with cancer but while still in the hospital my father was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. He has now completed chemo and surgery and is now in the radiation phase of his recovery for which the prognosis is very good. But then just before I got out of the hospital my mother-in-law had a stroke, was put in the hospice hospital, and finally passsed away the week I came home. I was not able to make the trip to her funeral either and my husband barely made it because during that same week he fell and broke a rib at work. His sister was not able to make it because she was in another hospital out of state preparing for a lung transplant. Today my husband is back at work after being out for six weeks and several surgeries later I am home but still not back at work; I still have a couple of more surgeries to go. Both out of work at the same time, minus six months salary and with numerous extra medical expenses when I saw a Life is Good in 2010 t-shirt in the hospital gift shop...I just had to have it. No matter what, I really believe and want to declare to all that Life was good in 2010!
By the grace of God I have beat breast cancer, a blood disorder, obesity, and some say death itself; my husband has his health back; we are the parents of a safe soldier; we have a beautiful new grandchild (with another on the way!); my dad is on his way to health; we still have hope for my sister-in-law; we hold precious memories of our friend, our neice, and our Mom; and...I am the proud owner of a t-shirt that states, "Life is Good in 2010!"
...Life IS good in 2010! And nearing the end of this year I can say this will all surity. Early in the year I was diagnosed with breast cancer just two weeks before a close friend lost her battle with cancer. We spent her last night in the hospice center and the next night in the birthing center for an emergency c-section and the birth of our fourth beautiful and healthy granddaughter. Just a few weeks later, the day before going in the hospital for a masectomy, our neice passed away taking most of my family out of state for services the day after my surgery. Shortly after they returned complications from a rare blood disorder reared its ugly head that kept me in the hospital the better part of three months including ICU. Doctors actually gave up on me and asked our pastor to prepare my family for my death but God and I had other plans and here I am. While in ICU our oldest son (father of the newborn) was deployed to Iraq. We are very proud of him but miss him a whole lot and long for the day he is home safely in our arms. Now when I went in the hospital I was the only one in my family with cancer but while still in the hospital my father was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. He has now completed chemo and surgery and is now in the radiation phase of his recovery for which the prognosis is very good. But then just before I got out of the hospital my mother-in-law had a stroke, was put in the hospice hospital, and finally passsed away the week I came home. I was not able to make the trip to her funeral either and my husband barely made it because during that same week he fell and broke a rib at work. His sister was not able to make it because she was in another hospital out of state preparing for a lung transplant. Today my husband is back at work after being out for six weeks and several surgeries later I am home but still not back at work; I still have a couple of more surgeries to go. Both out of work at the same time, minus six months salary and with numerous extra medical expenses when I saw a Life is Good in 2010 t-shirt in the hospital gift shop...I just had to have it. No matter what, I really believe and want to declare to all that Life was good in 2010!
By the grace of God I have beat breast cancer, a blood disorder, obesity, and some say death itself; my husband has his health back; we are the parents of a safe soldier; we have a beautiful new grandchild (with another on the way!); my dad is on his way to health; we still have hope for my sister-in-law; we hold precious memories of our friend, our neice, and our Mom; and...I am the proud owner of a t-shirt that states, "Life is Good in 2010!"
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Momas Crop for Li'l Lee
The dates for our next venture with Momas is set. Momas Crop for Li'l Lee Fundraising Crop will be Saturday, April 10 from 1pm-10pm at Funkie Munkie Scraps in Greer SC. The cost is $20 and includes dinner and snacks. Prizes will be given throughout the day and every cropper will get a welcome gift. There will be an auction and raffles and free make n takes and demos.
Monies raised will go toward creating Li'l Lee Books that will be given to the foster children that live at SC Church of God Home For Children. Our goal is to provide every child in the home a memory book of their own. There are currently 13 children residing in the home. If you are interested in joining us please email me at MomasBooks@bellsouth.net for more details.
Monies raised will go toward creating Li'l Lee Books that will be given to the foster children that live at SC Church of God Home For Children. Our goal is to provide every child in the home a memory book of their own. There are currently 13 children residing in the home. If you are interested in joining us please email me at MomasBooks@bellsouth.net for more details.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
It's Fiskars Free Friday again!
Join me this Friday, August, 28th from 2pm-4pm at Funkie Munkie Scraps in Greer for a free make n take and chances for prizes. It's all free and your project will take under 15 minutes to complete. There will be a drawing from everyone who attends, another drawing from everyone who purchases a Fiskars product (discounted during MnT), and a drawing from those who rsvp here on this blog.
Last month one lady won two prizes! Come and claim yours.
Last month one lady won two prizes! Come and claim yours.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Another Free Fiskars Friday
It's all free so why not join us this Friday at Funkie Munkie Scraps in Greer for a make n take card and chances for prizes. Since Stephanie and Stephanie are at Fiskars Birthday Party and CHA this week getting all kinds of new ideas I thought we would use up some of the oldie but goodie stuff. We will be using some of Fiskars paper lines to make a great card. It's a drop in from 2-4 and your project will take about 15 min. If you come out and play you will be entered for a prize and if you let me know you are coming you will be entered for another prize. Also if you purchase any Fiskars products that day you will get a great discount from the store and be entered in a drawing for another prize! Yall come...
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Free Fiskars Friday at the Funkie Munkie
Thanks to all who participated and would you believe the same lady won both prizes! Phyllis was the winner of the big prize (a new Fiskars Squeeze Punch!) for a Fiskars purchase and she won the drawing for all who partipated in the free make n take. Congratulations to Phyllis who has been contacted to pick her prizes up at the store. I hope you will join us next month Friday June 26th from 4-6pm.
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