Back in January JJ over at Tea Stains was involved in a Pay It Forward gesture. She received a gift and was offering to pay that act of kindness forward to three people. I joined in because I love receiving packages and thought it was a neat idea. When I arrived home from Maui (more on that later), I received a lovely package from Thailand containing a writing notebook, a traditional Thai embroidered purse, a silver necklace made in the Karen Hill tribes, and a cute orange elephant.
JJ is wonderful and I love everything!
I am now appealing for three people who’d like to receive a gift from me. You’ll owe me nothing. If you join you only have to agree to pay it forward, link back to me, and blog about it. What you send is up to you. The gifts don’t have to cost much--and can in fact be handmade--but should be fun, inspiring or uplifting.
Like JJ, I’m happy to send the package anywhere in the world. If you’d like to be one of three recipients for my Pay it Forward, then please leave a message in the comments. The first three to indicate that they’d like to join in will be the winners. And then I’ll need your postal addresses.
Best of luck!
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Pay It Forward
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8 comments:
Lovely picture Angie and thanks for the link. I'm glad you liked everything.
Good luck with your Pay it Forward.
I love my pressies too! I got a pink elephant, but Poppy stole it :( x
Thank you, JJ. I love my gifts and was so excited when I saw the package from Thailand!
Caroline, aren't they great? I think I'll hide my elephant from Drew since he might take a liking to it!
They are so lovely, what great gifts. I won't sign up as I've already done it, sure you'll find people, mail is such fun to get!
m&t, I hope so, I think it's a fun idea and I love getting mail too. :)
Hi Angie! What a great idea! I'd love to get in on this. Contact me and let me know!
Alisia
www.alisialeavitt.com
alisia.leavitt@gmail.com
Alisia, thank you. You're #2 on my Pay it Forward list. I'll email you for more details.
One spot left...
Oops, did I comment on the wrong post? Hope I'm still in time, but enjoyed stopping by here for a read either way.
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