Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 19, 2023

Do You Want to Win Some Prizes?


Today I am taking over the Team Clean Romance Book Club! I'll be giving away prizes and talking books so I hope you'll join me! 

And while you're there, you can enter to win the $500 cash grand prize! Who couldn't use a little Christmas cash, am I right?

Sunday, April 26, 2020

Jennifer Nielsen's Cover Reveal Trivia Game & A Free Book!

Welcome to everyone who is doing Jennifer Nielsen's Cover Reveal Trivia game! You'll find my question below:




#9 What were the four zones of France during the World War 2 German occupation? 


Answer the question in my comments and the first correct answer will unlock that square of the cover BUT even if the square is unlocked, be sure to still answer the question in the comments because every answer will get an entry point. 

And there are some great prizes like THREE signed books from Jennifer Nielsen, INCLUDING the choice of THE CAPTIVE KINGDOM – or – the first ARC of this new historical! That is AMAZING! Don't miss your chance to win!



You can see Jennifer's cover reveal post HERE



***And in order to add to the celebration, my award-winning romantic suspense book, All Fall Down, is FREE today!***




Download your free Kindle copy HERE 


Here's the back copy:

When terrorists take Navy SEAL Rafe Kelly's brother, he'll do anything to get him back, but will beautiful hostage negotiator Claire get caught in the crossfire?

Ring around the rosy, a pocket full of posies, ashes, ashes we all fall down . . .

That simple rhyme turns negotiator Claire Michaels' current hostage situation into an international incident. Claire just wants to help get everyone out safely, but as the crisis escalates she realizes she's dealing with an al-Qaeda operative who has the means to become another bin Laden---with the potential to attack America. Claire has her own personal reasons for wanting to stop al-Qaeda, but time is slipping away as negotiations break down. Can she overcome her scars of the past in order to get the hostage out alive and possibly stop an assault on U.S.national security?

Navy SEAL Rafe Kelly is on leave to recover from a knee injury he suffered during his tour in Afghanistan and he doesn't expect to be fighting terrorists on his home turf. But when he is taken hostage and his brother is kidnapped, Rafe teams up with a hostage negotiator in order to stay alive and get his brother back. The terrorist is always one step ahead of them, however, and the situation quickly turns from desperate to deadly. Will Rafe be able to save himself and his country without anyone he loves getting caught in the crossfire?

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Puppy Themed Birthday Party

I've been having a little too much fun lately planning my little girl's puppy themed birthday party.  It is finally over and I'm dying to show you all the pictures!

The Decorations



Puppy paws on the balloons



Adorable puppy cake!


I got brand new dog bowls from the dollar store for the treats and found cute little tags with dog themes on Pinterest.




The "Pup" corn was a bit hit!




Doesn't that really look like puppy chow? LOL It's just chocolate puff cereal.



Scooby snacks.  :)



Paw print sugar cookies, aren't they adorable?


Drink station and "chew" toys.






Doggie bags for the kids to take home. Included in them are: a ball, a "best in show" medal, puppy chow, scooby snacks, and a Snoopy fruit snack.  

The Fun




So when each child got there, they picked out some puppy ears and a tail, (I found fabric remnants and hot glued them to head bands for the ears, then sewed simple tails and put them on elastic) then we started working on their "collar" which was foam beads with a larger one in the middle for the "dog" tag.

then I face-painted simple puppy faces on them.



then each person got their own dog bowl for their snacks. (Also from the dollar store and washed thoroughly of course.)


We played games like obedience school (where they learned to roll over, howl, chase their tails, sniff for bones, play dead, and wag your tail) and then played "Simon Says" to show off their skills.

We also did a puppy obstacle course where they jumped through a hula hoop, pushed a ball with their nose, balanced a dog biscuit and dug for bones in the sandbox.  The fun one was "guess the smell" and we had a pickle and some fruity shampoo in paper bags that they were trying to guess. LOL

We couldn't find a poster for Pin the Tail on the Puppy so my son hand drew one for me. It was fun!


We made a simple dog house to take pictures of our puppies in front of and show off their puppy faces!


Then, my neighbor brought over her two month old toy Pomeranian puppy to show everyone and talk about dog safety (never approaching strange dogs, asking owners first before you try to pet a dog, that sort of thing) and then everyone got to play with the puppy. After that we did presents and cake and ice cream, then everyone went home with their ears, tail, dog bowl, and a doggie bag. I think it was a success! I know my little girl loved it and we had a lot of fun planning it together.