Moving Day & Pottery Barn Giveaway

Hi friends! Moving day has arrived. You can now find me at my new address:

http://mywarminghouse.com/

If you're a subscriber at my current address, I hope you'll stay in touch by subscribing to my new site. :)

Later this week, I'll be giving away some goodies from Pottery Barn in celebration of the glorious season of summer:

One set of dinner plates

+


One set of decorative salad plates

For your outdoor entertaining

All subscribers (at new site) will be entered in the drawing for a chance to win.

Lisa~

Giveaway - Sari Bari scarf

This week I am giving away a beautiful Sari Bari scarf to support the employment of women who have been set free from the horrors of s-x trafficking. 


Answer this question in the comment section below by Friday (2/3/12) at noon central standard time (U.S.) to register:


Why do you like wearing scarves?


OR


What do you like to wear them with?

Click here for stories of the women who made these scarves and their birthdate of freedom from the horrors of s-x trafficking.

Sari Bari Scarves

More about Sari Bari:

Sari Bari makes and sells beautiful, handmade, vintage sari products but it's more than that. The heart of Sari Bari is its women survivors of Kolkata's red light areas who have taken brave steps into new life, freedom and hope.

Each Sari Bari product is marked with the name of the woman who made it and with your purchase you become a part of her freedom story.

Sari Bari is a safe place of employment where women who have been exploited in the s-x trade or who are vulnerable to trafficking can experience a new life in the making.

The name "Sari Bari" comes from two symbols. A sari is the traditional clothing worn by women in India. In India, a sari represents the essence of womanhood. The word bari means "house" or "home" in the Bengali language.