The 12 Days of Christmas (Day VI)

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The 12 Days of Christmas (Day VI)

Submitted by einmaleins on Fri, 12/14/2007 - 5:48pm.

The 12 Days of Christmas (Day VI)

presented to you by einmaleins olympia and supporting Bread and Roses Advocacy Center.

Here it is:

This years Holiday Shopping Guide, highlighting 2007's hottest, funnest, most useful and wonderful gift ideas for you, your family, your woman, your man and everyone. To keep it interesting and exciting, and shouldn't everything be just that, we'll stretch it out over the next couple of weeks.

This is how it works:

einmaleins will be posting our 12 Days of Christmas Holiday Shopping Guide over the course of the next few weeks. When you come by our store to shop our great selection of gifts and mention the Olyblog.net website we will be giving a percentage of the proceeds of your purchase to the Bread and Roses Advocacy Center and you will be getting a cool gift.

[6] On the sixth day of Christmas my true love gave to me six geese a-laying, five gold rings, four calling birds, three French hens, two doves and a partridge in a pear tree.

... and you need salt with all those eggs from those geese. Here are the perfect salt and pepper sets for every occasion and every taste. Do you want it modern, funky, playful, you decide.

Come by our store to take a look at those products and find more great gift ideas.

For more information and all the days together on one page, go to:

http://www.1x1olympia.com/12days

We're excited to welcome you at einmaleins

mathias & trixy

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