The winners of a complimentary copy of Dawn Garabedian-Weber's inspirational book, "Become Aware: A New Life Has Begun" are:
Rayna Terrell, Townsend
Kim Caldwell, Winchendon
Bonnie Mousseua, Auburn
Sorcha O'Sullivan Murphy, Auburn
Janice Poretsky, Boylston
Lisa King, North Brookfield
Jodie Hollister, Feeding Hills
Laura Richards, Framingham
Raina Aiello, Gardner
Melissa Kurtz, Holden
Aislinn Weaver, Milford
Dawn is a Rutland, Mass mom of five as well as baystateparent's first mom to be featured in our award-winning "mom rocks" series. Congratulations on your new book Dawn! You inspired us and thousands of moms in our magazine. Hope it continues!
Showing posts with label winners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winners. Show all posts
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
$50 Gift Certificates to Adventure Boot Camp
Two of our readers each won a $50 gift certificate to Adventure Book Camp in Worcester.
Congratulations to:
Conni Sullivan
and
Stephanie Fontaine
Check out Adventure Boot Camp, who offer a four-week outdoor program of fitness instruction, nutritional counseling, and motivational training.
Congratulations to:
Conni Sullivan
and
Stephanie Fontaine
Check out Adventure Boot Camp, who offer a four-week outdoor program of fitness instruction, nutritional counseling, and motivational training.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Winners for Eric Carle Themed Play in Boston
Christine Sweeney of Marlborough and Kim Sheey of Andover won family
four-packs to see "The Very Hungry Caterpillar and other Eric Carle Favorites"
at the Colonial Theatre in Boston.
Didn't win with us but still want to go? The show is on Sat., March 20, 2010:
http://www.broadwayacrossamerica.com/baa.site/City.aspx?CityId=1372&EngId=4831
four-packs to see "The Very Hungry Caterpillar and other Eric Carle Favorites"
at the Colonial Theatre in Boston.
Didn't win with us but still want to go? The show is on Sat., March 20, 2010:
http://www.broadwayacrossamerica.com/baa.site/City.aspx?CityId=1372&EngId=4831
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Old Sturbridge Village: Twelve Nights of Christmas
Bonnie Mousseau won two free tickets (worth $28/both) for Old Sturbridge Village's "Twelve Nights of Christmas" Dec. 17 - 20 from 4 - 9 p.m.
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
Winners of the Brave Girl Adventure Pack!
Meet some of the Brave Girls who entered baystateparent’s “Brave Girl Adventure Pack Contest:
Mom Evelyn Larson wrote that her daughter Audrey is brave everyday by overcoming some of the many social obstacles that come along with being homeschooled. Audrey strives to be pleasant, to stand up for her educational rights, and to be brave about being different!
Good work Audrey, that’s what BRAVE is all about!
Kaylei Carlson is a special child who holds true to the #1 principal of braveness; she never talks down to her friends and truly sees the good in everyone. Being a social butterfly, she loves to include new friends into her peer group.
Thanks Kaylei, you help set a great example for girls who rock!
Little 2 ½-year-old Ellie shows her bravery in ways both large and small. She is fearless around animals, loves to climb and jump despite her small size, and is brave with her emotions. Says her mother, she is always trying to let us know exactly how she feels. Ellie, you are growing up to be one brave little lady!
Katie, 12, is brave everyday because she is strong and independent, with an “I can do anything attitude.” baystateparent loves that! As her mother says, “In today’s world, being 12 can be difficult, and middle school can be challenging. She is her own person, and stays true to herself. I admire that in her, and wish I was more like Katie when I was growing up.”
What a great mom and daughter team!
Mom, Daniele Sarkisian-West, told us that her daughters are so brave and adventurous. Not only do they take swimming lessons in the rain but they are not afraid of bugs! Her oldest daughter, who is 8, went to an overnight camp for 2 weeks and wants to go back for a month!
Thanks for showing us that girls can do anything!
OUR WINNERS
Although baystateparent wishes we could have let everyone who entered our contest win, we had to choose. And while you are all brave in your own amazing ways please meet our brave winners.
Shayla Yu Ping Nicholson, 4, was left at the door of an orphanage in China. Someone found her and she took 4 planes to get to the U.S where she now lives with her loving mom and dad. Shayla has overcome a Cleft Palate repair, learned to speak English, and began school everyday in West Boylston. That takes bravery!
Megan, 7, of Mendon shows her courageousness everyday. Unfortunately, mean spirited children taunt Megan and try to hurt her feelings. Megan does the right things and uses her bravery to ignore these comments and tell herself that she is and can be the best girl she wants to be!
baystateparent is very proud of you Megan! Keep up the good work!
Mom Evelyn Larson wrote that her daughter Audrey is brave everyday by overcoming some of the many social obstacles that come along with being homeschooled. Audrey strives to be pleasant, to stand up for her educational rights, and to be brave about being different!
Good work Audrey, that’s what BRAVE is all about!
Kaylei Carlson is a special child who holds true to the #1 principal of braveness; she never talks down to her friends and truly sees the good in everyone. Being a social butterfly, she loves to include new friends into her peer group.
Thanks Kaylei, you help set a great example for girls who rock!
Little 2 ½-year-old Ellie shows her bravery in ways both large and small. She is fearless around animals, loves to climb and jump despite her small size, and is brave with her emotions. Says her mother, she is always trying to let us know exactly how she feels. Ellie, you are growing up to be one brave little lady!
Katie, 12, is brave everyday because she is strong and independent, with an “I can do anything attitude.” baystateparent loves that! As her mother says, “In today’s world, being 12 can be difficult, and middle school can be challenging. She is her own person, and stays true to herself. I admire that in her, and wish I was more like Katie when I was growing up.”
What a great mom and daughter team!
Mom, Daniele Sarkisian-West, told us that her daughters are so brave and adventurous. Not only do they take swimming lessons in the rain but they are not afraid of bugs! Her oldest daughter, who is 8, went to an overnight camp for 2 weeks and wants to go back for a month!
Thanks for showing us that girls can do anything!
OUR WINNERS
Although baystateparent wishes we could have let everyone who entered our contest win, we had to choose. And while you are all brave in your own amazing ways please meet our brave winners.
Shayla Yu Ping Nicholson, 4, was left at the door of an orphanage in China. Someone found her and she took 4 planes to get to the U.S where she now lives with her loving mom and dad. Shayla has overcome a Cleft Palate repair, learned to speak English, and began school everyday in West Boylston. That takes bravery!
Megan, 7, of Mendon shows her courageousness everyday. Unfortunately, mean spirited children taunt Megan and try to hurt her feelings. Megan does the right things and uses her bravery to ignore these comments and tell herself that she is and can be the best girl she wants to be!
baystateparent is very proud of you Megan! Keep up the good work!
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