CSN Giveaway - $100 Gift Certificate


I've got a treat for we today: a possibility to win a $100 present obligation to spend during any of a CSN online stores.

One of a sparkling things about this giveaway is a good accumulation of stores as well as sell which CSN has to offer. Previously we had a possibility to review a bookcase from CSN (which we positively love), though they additionally have cookware, home decor, bureau supplies, furniture (like rockers or even an ottoman coffee table), as well as most more.

What would we spend a income on? Well I've had my eye upon a few items (each item listed next is now under $100):

This is a Comfort Products Mid-Back Office Chair With Three Motor Massage. How overwhelming would it be to have your back massaged while typing divided upon a computer all day? To be honest, his chair tempts me some-more than anything else upon their site right now since we spend so most time during a computer any day.
And sticking with a thesis of pampering myself, we found this Patch Magic Kitty Cats Throw Quilt. I'm a sucker for quilts, though am not customarily peaceful to splurge upon them only for myself. Aren't those kitties positively adorable?

Then we happened to be browsing around as well as saw hammocks upon a patio furniture page, as well as my oldest son has been vagrant for a single for! ages, s o we had to include which in my pretend selling spree. This hammock is a Algoma Large Polyester Rope Hammock.


And then of march there are bookcases, which in my opinion we can never have sufficient of. My boys have both been asking for additional bookcases in their rooms, which creates me happy to hear since it means they are becoming little bibliophiles. If their bedrooms were only a little bit bigger we would adore to get them a bookcase similar to this Sauder Graham Hill Bookcase.






How to come in a giveaway:

This giveaway is for a $100 electronic present obligation to CSN Stores as well as is open to entries from a US as well as Canada.


To come in leave a criticism upon this post together with your email address.

For additional entries (leave a separate criticism for any entry):

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6 entrance maximum. Don't dont think about to LEAVE A SEPARATE COMMENT for any entry.


The deadline for entrance is 11:59 PM upon Sunday, October 31st. we will choose a leader regulating random.org upon Monday, Nov 1st.


*I did not receive any monetary remuneration for this post. This giveaway is wholly for a good of my readers.
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