Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Who Am I Contest

With each theme week, we've had a scavenger hunt contest of sorts. This year's contest is called "Who Am I?" You will be able to discover who each character is by checking out the participating blog posts in the week's festivities. Simply decide who each scenario best describes and complete the form. Completed forms are due by Sunday, April 22nd. You'll want to wait until you have the all the answers to complete the form, so you may want to copy down the questions and make notes throughout the week.

The individual the most correct responses will win a prize pack of great reading goodies. The runner up with receive a signed book. If more than one person has the most correct answers, there will be a drawing for the winners. The contest is open to any and all participants.

If you have any questions on this contest, simply drop me an email. Good luck!


1 comments:

Sivamjothi April 30, 2012 at 6:18 AM  

we are not the body mind. Body and mind belongs to us.
We are soul. How to experiance soul?

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in the way of Ramalinga vallalar who attained deathlessness.

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