And The Winners Are....

I want to thank everyone for the wonderful response to my giveaway. It was truly amazing to me. I have enjoyed reading all of your comments. Your kind responses about my blog mean a great deal to me. I am sorry that Iam posting so late but I have spent most of the day at Angell Animal Hospital with my sweet dog, Sammi. She is okay for the present but will need a few heart tests next week. Now, on to the giveaway. The first winner is DonnaTN ( no blog) who I believe was one of my first followers and the second winner is Melissa of My Life in Stitches. Melissa has a wonderful blog. You should check it out. Please email with your addresses, so that I get your stuff out to you. Congratulations to both of you.

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