GIVEAWAY: 8x8 20 Page Photo Book! -CLOSED-

Winner

Think Big Photos is a company that works with AZA accredited Zoos and aquariums to allow them to have online photo stores. The Zoos use these sites to help raise funds and spread their message, they also receive 25% of the proceeds! Recently launched is the Utah's Hogle Zoo photo store!

If your using this site, do your photos need to be peppered with live animals??
NO...lol It's just another way to support a great cause. :)

Right now you can use code HOLSM at checkout to get $5 off a photo book!
They have great themes and options!

Think Big Photos is giving away a 8x8 20 page hardcover photo book! ($34.99 value) You will need to pay shipping, standard rates will apply.

To enter the giveaway all you need to do is: (both mandatory)

Like Tight Wad in Utah on Facebook
Register as a user on the photo site

Giveaway will end Tuesday April 19th at 10 p.m. MST. US only. Standard Shipping rates apply. Winner will be chosen by Random.org. No compensation was received. All opinions are my own. All information gathered for the giveaway will be discarded when over. Your privacy is important.
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Comments

Casherie said…

What a great idea! I love making photo books and supporting the zoo! Thanks for the give-a-way!

April 4, 2011 at 10:05 PM

Gardner Village Series: Country Furniture & Gifts

Gardner Village is a local treasure. If you've never found your way down there, October is the month to do it! The shop owners love Halloween! The village becomes a witch village and many times, shop owners will even dress up. On my most recent trip to Gardner Village, I stopped in at Country Furniture & Gifts which is a store very ready for Halloween.

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Plus my house smelled great all day!! And if you read a recent post you can see why that would be needed...lol

Apricot Fruit Leather

4 cups chopped apricots
sugar
cinnamon
nutmeg
lemon juice
1/2 c water

Add apricots and a 1/2 c of water to a saucepan on low heat.
Cover, stirring occasionally for 10 minutes.
Add sugar 1 T at a time till it tastes good
Add lemon juice 1 tsp at a time to taste
Add cinnamon to taste
Add nutmeg to taste - I did a lot of tastin'!! :)
Simmer for 5 minutes on low heat until thickened a bit

In batches add mixture to a blender
Blend until smooooooooth
Prepare baking sheet: line with microwaveable safe plastic wrap
Add mixture to sheet about 1/4 inch thick

MAKE SURE the plastic wrap doesn't fold over mixture and that it doesn't touch your oven
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I LOVE fries! I would make them more but it seems like a hassle when I'm trying to get dinner ready, kids are screaming, and I'm trying to dodge cheerios on the floor.

Then along came freezer fries and my life is far richer (lol)....not the ones you buy at the store that kinda look potato-like, but the real things. They are also MUCH cheaper. So instead of letting your potatoes sit around, and hoping that you remember to use them, you can make fries....yum....

To see my post on what to do with a 10lb. bag of potatoes go to The Coupon Project.

First wash and scrub potatoes ( I don't peel because I think it's miserable work)
Cut into 1/2 inch fries
Toss with oil (I usually use Canola)
Add salt and a little sugar (makes them crispy)

Place them on a baking sheets and bake at 475 for 20 minutes (they will only be half cooked)
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