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The winners of the VISA Gift Cards are:
Cheryl K. – “If I had an extra $100, I would get a new hair cut and treat my daughter to a manicure…”
Nola S. – “I would use the money to have a serious massage! I sit at a desk all day and my back is always sore…”
Kathy R. – “I would spend my $100 gift card on my Curves Membership. I love the interaction with the other members and find the work out there very rewarding…”
Congratulations, winners!
Please contact support@simple-nourished-living.com to claim your gift cards!
Are you a fan of Pioneer Woman?
I love her creativity, her sense of humor, her way with words, her love of friends and family. She seems so warm, outgoing, funny and generous.
To say nothing of her delicious recipes (many of which can be lightened up) and incredible giveaways.
Image source The Pioneer Woman
So today in honor of Ree…
Because it’s Thursday, because I’m getting very excited about leaving on vacation next week, and because it’s been way too long since I’ve shown my appreciation by hosting a giveaway here on Simple Nourished Living – we’re giving away $100 Visa Gift Cards to three (3) lucky readers!
I love receiving extra cash that I can use any way I want, don’t you?
How do you prefer to spend it?
Things? Experiences?
How do you choose to invest in your health and happiness?
I tend to go the pampering route – massages, facials, manicures, pedicures…
To Enter:
(Giveaway has ended)
To enter the giveaway, just answer the following questions in the Comments section below….
- If you had an extra $100 dollars to spend on your health and happiness, how would you spend it?
- Do you have a favorite Pioneer Woman recipe? (It’s OK if you don’t – Just say “no” )
Three winners will be randomly selected and announced here Tuesday morning!
Good luck!
Thanks for the generosity! I would use it on my upcoming vacation – my favorite Ree recipe is her pot roast.
It seems everyone BUT me has a FitBit so I would use the money to purchase one! I have lost over 60 pounds in the last 8 months and now need to start doing more for that extra push to reach my goal weight. I don’t have a specific favorite recipe, but love anything made with fresh fruits and veggies!
I don’t have a favorite Pioneer Woman recipe yet! An extra $100 would be spent on some extra special ingredients for Simply Nourished recipes. Thanks for your encouragement and suggestions, Martha!
I would spend the extra $100 on yarn and my monthly Weight Watchers membership! I would be like getting a couple of months free to get me back to lifetime.
My favorite recipe is her pulled pork.
i would get a few essential oils & a diffuser..i’ve wanted 1 for a while.
I would use the money first to buy ingredients to make a plan friendly meal and invite my girlfriends over for a night of home cooked food and fun. I actually like to cook so this would be fun for me.
Secondly I would schedule a one hour massage with plenty of scented candles aglow and soft music. Ahhhh…. 🙂
I don’t have cable TV so I actually haven’t seen Pioneer Woman. So I don’t have a favorite recipe.
I would spend the extra money on things for my health. Her hasselback potatoes.
I would use the money to buy more hiking clothes. At 62, I am loosing weight (down 33#) and LOVE to hike. My clothes are getting very loose and I always like to look “good” on the trails. Any dish with chicken or sea food and loads of veggies is on my lists of favorites.
I’d like to add a raw probiotic into my diet and would love to find something (like a Nutribullet) for making healthy smoothies for the whole family. LOVE everything Ree makes, but any one pot wonders are helpful in our busy house. Thanks!
I would buy a pair of foam sneakers for my walking, a new fit bit or an instant pot. I love the pioneer woman, I have been watching her show for a while now, and I have a few favorites, Breakfast burritos to go, The Marlboro Man Sandwich, Slow cooked honey mustard pulled pork, to name a few. I just love the way she carries herself and from being a city girl, she’s a now a cowgirl.