This contest is closed but a new one starts today!
Lately I’ve become busy, and tired, and generally grown up. I find myself thinking about myself and things that I need, instead of the ideas I had when I was younger of making the world a better place. That is not ok with me. Every week I try to give away a piece of jewelry at random to brighten someone’s day and hopefully start a ripple effect of kindness. The winner can either keep the jewelry or pass it on to someone else. To enter the contest just leave a comment with who you would give this to and why or a random act of kindness.
The prize this week are 8mm freshwater white pearls set in a 2″ sterling silver design.
The Rules:
Please don’t sell the jewelry, it’s to make whoever receives it feel special. Winner will be chosen by a random number generator at 6pm on Friday Mountain Time.
Contestants should be over 18 & live in the lower 48 states because I’ll be paying shipping. I won’t sell or abuse your mailing address.
If you’ve already won a Random Act of Bling, you can win again, but please give the jewelry away at random.
Please leave a valid e-mail address, this is how I will contact you if you win. The subject line of the email will say something like “Random Acts of Bling: You Won” I’ll also announce the winner in a blog post. If I can’t reach you then I might have to relist your prize.
If you want to link or stumble this post it would be appreciated but is not required.
Comment/trackback/link should be about a random act of kindness or who you would give this jewelry to & why.
In Tori Spelling’s book Stori Telling she recounted how being nice paid off. She had a bit part in a movie & had to go to a photo shoot with the other, more famous actresses. She was the last one to be shot & the photographer was tired. He asked her what her demands were. The other actresses had been complaining all day. She just said something like she was happy to be there. They ended up putting her on the cover of the magazine when she just was supposed to have a smaller photograph on the inside. I really don’t believe that nice guys finish last.