Even if you've bounced around from winter to spring like we've been doing here in Georgia lately, springtime officially arrives this week. Depending on whose timeline you use, it arrives today, tomorrow, or Wednesday, and since March 21 is Alex's birthday, that's our chosen date for the beginning of spring each year. So to celebrate the arrival of spring, I'm giving away this puzzle I spotted at Barnes & Noble this week titled Japanese Tea Garden!
The cheerful spring colors caught my eye, and of course the pagodas always make me think of Blue Willow tea wares.
The puzzle has just 300 pieces, so hopefully, it won't be too taxing for the winner to complete! If you'd like to win, just leave an "Enter Me" comment to this post sometime between now and 7 a.m. EST time on Friday, March 24, making sure I have a way to contact you if you're the winner, and you'll be entered to win. (US only, please.) If you're one of those who has difficulty leaving a comment via Blogger, please feel free to enter via this post on the Tea With Friends Facebook page here. Good luck!
My daughter and I get together every other Saturday morning to put a puzzle together. We try to keep it at 300 pieces, so this would be great! So yes, Enter Me...
ReplyDeleteThis is Suzette R.
Please enter me! That's a really pretty puzzle, so thank you very much for having it as a prize for one of us. I live in Washington, DC, and of course, we have lots of beautiful cherry trees here. The pretty little pink Okame cherry trees have already come and gone, some of the weeping cherries are starting to bloom, and we are all hoping that the cold weather we are having doesn't do anything bad to the famous Yoshino cherry blossoms down at the Tidal Basin.
ReplyDeletePlease enter me! My 86 mother does puzzles daily. It keeps her mind sharp. A 300
ReplyDeletepiece puzzle is perfect to fit on her table. This puzzle does remind me a spring. I hope we are finished with winter weather! I'm wanting to have a glass of iced tea but it still is hot tea weather where I live. Tell your husband to have a happy birthday!
Laura - vhalauralee@hotmail.com
Love the colors in that puzzle! Happy Day to you. V.
ReplyDeleteCute puzzle. I sometimes do puzzles with my children and grandchildren. The problem with puzzles is that I neglect other activities until I get them finished. :-)
ReplyDeleteforgot to include contact loraliewmartin at gmail dot com
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