A Noteworthy Giveaway
How many of you have ever lost a loved one? Did you find yourself wishing that you had told them that you loved them, more often? Do you wonder what your own children will remember of you after you’ve made the journey to the great beyond? Now you don’t have to wonder.
Our Wednesday bloggy giveaway item is called “Precious Note.” It is an inspiration taken from a dying mother’s wish to leave behind memories for her daughter. The kit contains personalized note cards, a pen, a picture frame and a box to keep the precious notes in. The idea is to write a little note on each card, whenever a thought strikes you, then tuck the whole box away for your child. It is an excellent way to deliver your words of wisdom and love, from beyond the grave. The kit can also be used for foster kids, grandkids, military personnel, etc…
Please take a moment to visit www.preciousnote.com to read the story behind Precious Note. The story is a heart warming one and it will probably bring tears to your eyes! If you are interested in winning the kit, please leave a comment describing how you intend to use it.
Keep checking back this week for more fabulous giveaways! The bloggy giveaway party is a week long affair!
What a great idea! I would love to leave notes for my little girls, should anything bad happen to me.
I will give this to my MIL she would LOVE to use this to pass on to us. NOt hoping anything ever happens to her
I would use the kit to write tips and tricks on how to get through everything life throws at you. The things they don’t tell you in the self help books. I could use them to pass on to my family one day.
I lost my father to cancer when I was 26 – old enough to get along, but hey: is one EVER old enough to loosing a parent? Four years later, I still think of him daily and small things (a thought, a smell, a story) bring back lots of memories to my mind and tears to my eyes. I love my dad and know he is around. We were – are – very close (mom always says I am HIS child while my sisters are more HER children ;->) and for my kids (yet to come) and loved ones, I think the box is a wonderful way of preserving thoughts and values of REAL importance.
Death is a substantial part of life, we have to deal with it and I consider collecting thoughts a wonderful way of doing so.
Have a great spring!
What a beautiful thing to do. I would love to do this for my children and grandchildren.
i am not always good at speaking to my children about certain things so i would use this to write things to them that i want to let them know.
My children’s great-grandmother was just diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. I would love to give this to her so that she could record little notes for my kids. Great idea.
I have 8 beautiful grandchildren and I am always writing them stories and little notes about when “Nanna” was a little girl. This would be an awesome way to keep all my notes organized and safely in one place so my stories can be remembered and passes on. Thanks for the giveaway!
Diana Henderson
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