There are early birds who’ve been waiting in line for the doors to open since dark, hobbyists who leisurely wander with coffee in hand on a Saturday morning, competitive and/or frantic shoppers who rush room to room, and occasional browser who stumbled upon a sign at the entrance of the neighborhood, and those on a mission to complete a project.

I fall into the last category, those on a mission. You know the television shows where chefs are given random ingredients and must create a delicious dish using only those ingredients? Picture that, but swap the food for furniture.

I had a crazy idea to furnish my entire guest house using only what I could find at estate sales and on Facebook Marketplace. To help, I needed someone with a creative vision and an eye for a good find. They also had to be as crazy as I was to take on the challenge. I had worked with Lauren of Lauren Storms Styling to design our entire home, and I knew she was up for the challenge of estate sales and scouring Marketplace with me to create the perfect space.

As she helped design our home, Lauren never batted an eye at my crazy texts at all hours as I sent her a photo of an estate sale find. “Will this old rug work?” “How’s this couch for the living room?” “What if we base the bedroom’s colors off this random pillow that I just got off Marketplace?” Her quick responses of “Love it” or “Hate it” were vital in sourcing furniture and accent pieces that perfectly fit us and our home.

The biggest score of all my estate sale searches for my house are the Ralph Lauren granite end tables that we used in my living room. I bought them for $350, but they retail for almost $8,000 a piece! Another find is the gorgeous buffet I purchased at an estate sale for $175, which highlights the entryway and rarely goes without a compliment. If you added up the retail value of the estate sale pieces in my house, I actually made money furnishing our home. Or that’s what I tell my husband.

When I found out my long-term tenant was moving out of my guest house in Mistletoe Heights, I knew this was the perfect project for Lauren. Together, we sourced everything we needed to complete an entire guest house in just three weeks. The hunt for furnishings is thrilling, and you never know what you are looking for until it screams your name from the corner where it’s hiding. Finding the perfect piece is exhilarating, knowing it will find a new home and be loved again. Lauren’s eye for design, cohesion, color, balance, and beauty (and the patience of a saint) combined with all my crazy ideas to create a unique and charming space with just the right amount of Fort Worth flair to finish this formerly drab and hopeless space.

Once we acquired all the pieces we needed, Lauren sent me out to purchase specific paint colors. The walls were freshly painted, the furniture was moved in, the chandelier was hung, and the television was mounted. Then Lauren and I went to finish the space in a day. We arranged furniture, styled accessories, and hung estate sale finds on the walls, and I wound up with the prettiest little guest house ready to host weekend stays right in the heart of our perfect little city.

Some of the pieces I love are the James Dean framed poster we scored for $20, the $15 woven basket on the dining room wall, and the cowboy artwork in the bedroom that I dug out of a pile at the home of an artist, which cost me all of $4. The big splurge was the Restoration Hardware coffee table, which I got for $100; the bigger splurge was the living room rug, which cost me $200.

All in all, I spent a total of $1,493 to decorate an entire guest house. That includes everything in the house, from the couch to the bed, the television to the books and artwork, the dining table and chairs to the knickknacks on the shelves. I shopped and sourced most pieces, but Lauren made the space a cohesive and charming home.

I can’t wait to get back to some estate sales to see what other treasures are out there.

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My name is Allyca Bowman and I am the owner of Jim & Dot’s Sweet Shop in Aledo, TX. I am a wife, soon to be mom to a baby boy, and local Aledo resident. When my family moved to Aledo, we instantly fell in love with the town and the community; however, we couldn’t help but notice something was missing – a place to gather as a family to sit down and enjoy a sweet treat.

Jim & Dot’s Sweet Shop is a modern take on an old school soda fountain, serving scoops, cones, sundaes, shakes, and packaged treats.  It is named after my grandparents, James (Jim) and Dorothy (Dottie), as an ode to their tenacity to make it in life and never-ending support of me. It is also a reminder of the times when life moved a little slower and the simple things tasted a little sweeter. Jim & Dot’s Sweet Shop is devoted to offering our customers a taste of the sweet side of life, while reminding us that life is better shared with others.

By the time I was a teen, I needed an extra set of hands to count the number of “businesses” I had started throughout my childhood, most of which revolved around food. Throughout my teens, I worked in the restaurant industry, making gelato and serving coffees and baked goods at our local café, and in my twenties, I started a small bakery out of my home kitchen, selling to coworkers, friends, and customers via word of mouth. My “official” career of the last decade plus has been in program and portfolio management for corporate IT departments in the healthcare and financial industries, managing the planning and execution of complex (and highly regulated) strategic initiatives. All the while the kitchen quietly tugged at my heartstrings, and ideas laced with sugar floated around in my head. The nudge has come – the time is now.

We recently found the perfect location for Jim & Dot’s Sweet Shop to become a reality, located in historic home in the heart of historic old town Aledo. The location also comes with some land behind it so we will be able to create an outdoor area for families to gather, play games, and listen to live music. We just completed our initial walkthrough and are preparing to install a commercial kitchen and get the building up to code per food safety regulations. We are also in progress of sourcing our ingredients, equipment and staff to execute our vision.

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Allyca Bowman is the owner of Jim & Dot’s Sweet Shop located in Aledo, TX. She is a wife and mom with a passion for all things sweet. Originally from California, she has lived in the area for the past decade, now residing in Aledo. With a corporate career in program management, she has managed project portfolios ranging from $10 million to $100 million dollars with stakeholders both domestic and abroad. Allyca is excited to be merging her interests in business management and dessert to embark on the sweetest journey yet. Allyca finds inspiration through travel and loves to explore new places with her family. In her free time, Allyca likes to test new recipes and spend time outdoors either with her horses or in her vegetable garden (yes, she does eat vegetables too).

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Natalia Vaughns is a graphic designer, boutique owner, blogger behind Mutha Hustla, wife, and proud mother of four. She’s also the force behind her popular Twitter handle and was a big advocate for her oldest son’s recruitment to the University of Texas. Her blog posts are hilarious and very relatable as a mother trying to juggle it all. She makes no apologies for doing life “unplanned” which speaks to my soul. So many moms out there and especially bloggers look to have it all together and life is picture-perfect – Natalia reminds us that “As long as you are not putting your kids in danger, they are safe, happy and healthy, nothing else matters.”

Love, NV Boutique | Mutha Hustla Blog

Victoria Wise is the Tanglewood Moms founder, publishes Madeworthy magazine in Fort Worth, Texas, raises four awesome kids with her loving husband, and makes time as a board member for non-profits Lone Star Film Festival and Connected Commerce Council. Some of her accomplishments include being an inaugural member of Facebook’s SMB Council (now called Leader’s Network), being a Founding Member of TCU Neeley School’s Women to the Power of 10, receiving the 2019 Great Women of Texas Award by the Fort Worth Business Press, receiving the 2018 Legacy of Women Award by SafeHaven, and successfully selling a previous business in 2014.

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This isn’t your typical Open House. This one is special!! They are having catering by Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse (swoon), festive cocktails, jamming tunes and of course valet parking. What’s even better are the door prizes they have up for grabs.

Check them out!

“I’m Goin to Disneyworld”

Family trip for 4 to Disneyworld. This package is for a 4 night/5 day trip to the “Happiest Place On Earth” – Walt Disneyworld in Orlando, Florida. Trip must be taken within one year of winning. (Good if used by May 2020). Retail value $4200 for 2 adults and 2 children.

“These Boots are Made for Walkin”

A pair of custom-made cowboy boots from the world famous boot designer Rod Patrick Boot Makers. This includes custom fitting. Your choice of hides or skins. Retail value $2000

“Riff Ram Bah Zoo”

2 Tickets to a TCU Football Game for the 2019-2020 season. You will have 2 HOME game dates to choose from. Value $400.

“Take Me Out to the Ballgame”

4 Tickets to a Rangers Game this season with one parking pass include.

“This Thing is Legendary”

This incredible prize is for a box (seats 7) at the NEW DICKIE’S ARENA for the 2020 Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. You will have 2 dates to choose from during the Jan 17-Feb 8 2020 rodeo. Tickets will not be issued until November of 2019. Value priceless.

Credit: Erich Schlegel-USA TODAY Sports

“Fore!”

2 Ground badges to the Charles Schwab Cup Championship Golf Tournament at Colonial Country Club, Fort Worth. Tickets will be good for any 1 day of the tournament, May 20-26, 2019.

Are you ready to go? It’s on Thursday, May 9th from 4-7pm at D&M Leasing, 1400 West 7th Street. RSVP to Larryssa Hilcher lhilcher@dmautoleasing.com 817.996.0272.

Can’t make it but still want to register for the door prizes?? Visit: www.dmopenhouse.com

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No one has ever accused me of having a green thumb so I will leave the details to you. However, I am going to let you know about something you may not have heard of yet. Silver Creek Materials, a proud Fort Worth company that has been around since 1983, has developed a new landscaping material that, if you live in Fort Worth, might intrigue you.

Purple Mulch. Yep, you heard that right. Purple mulch. It’s environmentally safe, it’s affordable, you can get it at Silver Creek Materials or other local independent garden centers, hardware and feed stores, and it’s called, appropriately, “Go Frog Go!”

You have a Horned Frog flag flying proudly at your front door. You have purple street numbers painted on your curb. You have Horned Frog decals on your back windshield, and you may even have a TCU license plate frame. But you don’t have purple mulch. Yet.

Even if you didn’t go to TCU, maybe you’re a Paschal alum. It still works. Maybe you went to Arlington Heights and The University of Texas; you’re still a Fort Worthian who supports hometown teams, right? Well, maybe not. But, if you did go to TCU, or Paschal, or James Madison University, or Northwestern, you need to show the colors, and this is definitely the coolest, most unique way to do it.

For more info and pricing, and for all of your soil, compost, mulch, and landscape needs, please call Silver Creek Materials at 817-246-2426, or visit their website at www.SilverCreekMaterials.com

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I’ve been away from fashion for too long. When we got the invitation to attend the Neiman Marcus Blogger event to preview their Spring 2018 Women’s Must Haves, I knew I had to go. My wardrobe needs a refresh, and I was incredibly curious as to what emerging trends could be applicable for a mom’s busy lifestyle. The answer is quite a bit.

The preview started out with delicious bites, cocktails, and mocktails from their cafe which is the perfect outing for moms and daughters. Seriously, do yourself a favor, call your mom, and plan a time this week to have lunch together with your daughter. She wants to see you, and your daughter will feel like a princess surrounded by beautiful things. The food we sampled can also be ordered for your catering needs. Did you know that? Well, now you do.

The deviled eggs were my absolute favorite, and the mix of savory and sweet delighted the senses! Okay, okay, on to the FASHION. This is, after all, why we are here.

The first few looks we viewed addressed some major fashion trends for this spring: STRIPES, FLORALS, and LOGO BAGS.

Lafayette white suit with Alice and Olivia striped silk blouse, Gucci red white and blue patent loafer, Oscar de la Renta red circle straw earring and Gucci handbag with bamboo handle.

The repetition of patriotic stripes with the blouse and handbag gets my vote. See what I did there? I do think that every woman needs a crisp white outfit. It makes you feel pretty and “clean” (this isn’t always synonymous with “mom”), which is why you need it in your life. Trust me. White works wonders. And ssshhhhh to all of you practical people out there. You need this.

Lela Rose Tie Sleeve Crop Top (895) and matching pencil skirt with button placket and Balenciaga white logo crossbody (1290), Sachin & Babi earring (250) and Aquazurra fiery red floral fringed shoes (895)

This look above and below makes my heart leap. A pencil skirt, believe it or not, looks good on a lot of shapes. It elongates the figure and smooths out the area between your bottom and thigh. It also either accentuates a small waist, or creates one. It’s magical, and this Lela Rose one is especially flattering with the pattern on both the top and skirt. The colors are fresh, and NM has perfectly accessorized it with the fringed earrings and shoes. The look can be mixed and matched to dress up or down. This is my personal favorite of all the looks that we saw the whole morning.

Lela Rose Tie Sleeve Crop Top and matching pencil skirt with button placket and Balenciaga white logo crossbody, Sachin & Babi earring and Aquazurra fiery red floral fringed shoes.

Frame silk white and black top, red denim Frame skirt and matching jacket, Valentino black sock bootie with white rockstud detail, and red Marc Jacobs logo tote.

As you can see, the looks on the left and right appeal to a mom set just a bit more. They are polished, yet still youthful. They will function for work, play, and when you need something for a daytime ____event (fill in the blank – shower, church, luncheon, fundraiser).

White and Black nautical jacket Veronica Beard, Dolce and Gabbana pink logo T-Shirt, and Veronica Beard tweed metallic skirt and white Gianvito Rossi clear pointed toe pump and Nancy Gonzalez top handle pink handbag, Oscar de la Renta Earrings and Chloe sunglasses.

The above look is for the young or young at heart. It has a Cher from Clueless vibe, and I dig that. This girl wears pieces stolen from her grandmother’s closet (think 1980s) and with her tongue firmly planted in her cheek mixes them with logo’d or concert tees. She sets the trend. She can be you – I promise you can pull this off. I personally would edit out the pink fringe earrings, but the shoes they paired with this are nothing less than perfection, drawing from the spring trend of a POINTED TOE. Hooray for pointed toes again. They’re feminine and classic, and despite shoe trends, I think they are always appropriate.

We are about to head into looks you need for special occasions.

Dolce & Gabbana sheer floral top, Dolce Floral and Stipe dress, Monolo Blahnik rosette shoe, and Prada black straw tote with floral detail, Oscar de la Renta black and white floral earring, and Prada rose mirrored frames.

The trend you see above hits FLORAL, STRIPE, and the trend that really makes fashion fun, STATEMENT SLEEVES. Look at how gorgeous the print is on a sheer, flowy sleeve? Here is what a top like this does for a mom: 1. Hides the, ahem, bat wings 2. Makes your wrists look small 3. The high neckline with pussy bow covers your décolletage (which in my case has seen better days).

Marchesa Notte navy floral embellished gown, Ralph Lauren denim jacket, Gianvito Rossi navy peeptoe sock bootie, Oscar de la Renta navy floral drop earring, Gucci turban, and Gucci logo navy velvet handbag.

Here’s the thing, ladies. if you’re feeling a Gucci turban, you need to ROCK the Gucci turban. I have some serious bad hair days when the ugly 40-something gray hairs start rearing their heads, but I have not tried hiding under a turban. I just might, though. It’s a crazy fashionable look, and if my mom could pull it off in the 1970s and ’80s in small town America, I am certain I could too. I promise to add it to my Insta-stories if I do. Which reminds me! If you are not already following @TanglewoodMoms on Instagram – here is your formal invitation. Do it already!

What I love about this look is that they took a formal gown and made it wearable for day with a Ralph Lauren denim jacket and peeptoe booties. I think I need those booties.

Marchesa Notte navy floral embellished gown, Ralph Lauren denim jacket, Gianvito Rossi navy peeptoe sock bootie, Oscar de la Renta navy floral drop earring (350), Gucci turban, and Gucci logo navy velvet handbag.

Yes, yes, yes. Must add them to wish list.

See… here I am adding them to my wish list.

One of the trends that Ken Downing, SVP and Fashion Director of Neiman Marcus, pointed out was RAINBOW JEWELRY. Feast your eyes on a certain someone here wearing an on-trend rainbow necklace that I pull-out from time to time. This is why fashion is so fun. What comes around, goes around. Never throw out a great statement piece just because the trend went away. It will be back! As did this Peter Pan collar alá Dannijo.

Carolina Herrera crisp white asymmetrical statement sleeve blouse with Etro printed brocade pant and Libertine embellished jacket, Stuart Weitzman palm printed pump, Sachin and Babi earring, Tory Burch silver metallic top handle handbag.

That is exactly what will happen with all of these darling fringe earrings that have been trending for over a year. They are still hot now, and likely to stick around another year. Then you’ll bring them back out in around 5 years when it’s time for long fringe to trend again. And the best part about jewelry is that it always fits. It’s a mom’s best friend. Deck-out your jewelry closet, and you can make last season’s basics rock again. 

Can we just talk about the Libertine embellished military jacket? If I have a fairy godmother, I would want her to bring this to me. A woman who wears one is graceful and tough and over-the-top, as is all of Libertine. If you have fairy godmother – can you ask her to bring me something from Libertine? Mama want.

(Hey there, @StyleofSam. There’s a mom who knows how to do it all. If you’re not already following her, you should! She’s a Fort Worth fashion blogger and pretty much the coolest person to know.)

Ralph Lauren khaki army jacket, Aidon Mattox sequin metallic dress, Loeffler Randal sock booties in metallic, Chanel sunglasses, and Ashley Pitman layered necklaces.

So I leave you here with my second favorite look of the morning. The stunning Campbell runway model above mixes another military jacket with a zebra pattern metallic dress. I like to call it the zoo meets zoo keeper look. It’s beyond gorge, and her Chanel sunglasses root her firmly in the future. 

I hope all of you have a lovely spring. Make it a fashionable one! As Clairee Belcher in Steel Magnolia says, “The only thing that separates us from the animals is our ability to accessorize.” I’m pretty sure it was Coco Chanel who originally said it, but when I can throw in a Steel Magnolias reference, I do.

xo,v

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It was just this question of how folks spend their time that got Tina Howard and her husband, Todd, thinking about opening a tea and bookshop in the first place. After their favorite nearby spot closed, Howard and her book club friends were discussing potential options when the light bulb first went off in her head. “I had thought about several different business ideas, but I could wrap my head around a bookstore.”

It has been a big year for the mother of two, as the family relocated from Southwest Fort Worth to the Near Southside, and while they were undertaking that major family transition, they were also developing Leaves, an inviting bookshop intertwined with a tea shop, which will open in the coming weeks in the South Main Village. Leaves extends an invitation for folks to take some time away from the skimming culture inspired by social media and smartphones. Tina explains, “Both books and tea ask you to slow down and think and process a little bit. And beyond the tea and books, that’s what we’re really all about because society is moving at a crazy frenetic pace. It is not sustainable in the long-term; it’s detrimental to our health and our relationships.” Everyone has grown inundated with the unnatural rhythms of screen time, and it is time we make an effort to take a respite, to find a story, and let the tea steep.

The store’s literary inventory will be curated with an eye towards encouraging readers to consider the world they live in. The goal, then, is to provide people with food for thought: books that allow people to think about things on a deeper level and are conducive for discussion. It seems as though a form of quiet nostalgia is already forming for face-to-face interactions away from the Internet. “We’ll have the type of books you read, and you can’t wait to talk to your friends about just to see how they reacted to them. In fact, we’ll have space designated for book clubs, and we want to encourage them.”

While folks are comparing notes on think pieces, they will be able to satisfy any number of tea-based desires. Loose teas, iced teas, kombucha, sparkling tea on tap will be available; eventually, Leaves will get a liquor license so they can make the tea cocktails which are becoming quite popular. “My mom was always into her tea, and the more I thought about it, I realized I like the way books and tea make me feel. I drink Matcha every morning, usually followed by black tea or breakfast tea.” Leaves has already started producing kegs of their sparkling tea, which they have sold to rave reviews at Friday on the Green, Arts Goggle, and HopFusion. “We were just mixing it by hand when [HopFusion’s] Matt Hill sampled some of the sparkling tea. At that point, he told us if we could keg it, he would put it in his taproom. So, he was gracious enough to show us the process by which they keg stuff, and I talked to some of the home brewing people, and together, we figured it out.”

The world of tea is just as vast and overwhelming as literature or anything that people devote countless hours towards understanding. Tea culture has its snobbery and slang; for example, as Tina explains, “Bagged teas are called ‘dust bags’ because they say its what you sweep up off the floor. The premium stuff can just be a single unfolding tea leaf. Of course, there are blooming teas and aged teas; you can get into altitude, terroir, and growth cycles, but we’re trying to make it more accessible to everybody, so we’ll leave some stuff to the experts.”

Leaves will be housed on the first level of what was once the Branch Smith Building on St. Louis Avenue, next door to Collective Brewing Project. Fittingly, Branch Smith ran a printing press out of the location, which will have condos available upstairs and eventually adjacent park space. “I actually got to meet with the Branch family and learn more about the neighborhood and the space which has been sitting empty for a long time.” It should be noted that the man who started the press, Aaron Smith, was born with no arms and taught himself to type with his toes and sign papers with his mouth. As impressive as that was, perhaps more noteworthy was establishing the oldest press in Tarrant County, third oldest in DFW, which stayed in the family for over a hundred years.

At the Near Southside’s fall Arts Goggle event, Leaves had a central tent on Magnolia. They partnered with North Texas Book Festival to host 20 local DFW authors to read from and sell their books and meet folks. “We learned a lot out there. [Chief Goggler] Megan Henderson told me this was the first time they had books at the event, and you could tell people were certainly drawn in by them who didn’t expect us to be there.”

Leaves sparkling tea has been sold at Friday on the Green and Three Danes Bakery, as well as HopFusion, and as they prepare to move into their space, they are already expanding their keg production. “The process has been a long one, but we are getting where we can see the light at the end of the tunnel.” Part of the light behind this endeavor has been a desire to connect readers and writers, and Howard is contemplating a monthly writer’s residency. “We’ll publish a collection at the end of the year of the work writer’s have written at Leaves, like a literary snapshot of our first year.”

Look for Leaves to open in the Spring of 2018.

An Austin native, Lyle Brooks relocated to Fort Worth in order to immerse himself in the burgeoning music scene and the city’s rich cultural history, which has allowed him to cover everything from Free Jazz to folk singers. He’s collaborated as a ghostwriter on projects focusing on Health Optimization, Roman Lawyers, and an assortment of intriguing subjects requiring his research.

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If you need a potent potable for a gift, Central Market has you covered. From half bottle stocking stuffers to local brews, they have it all! I love giving bubbly, and these road sign tins from Veuve Cliquot are wonderful. (Central Market also has a great selection of caviars, which, with some Veuve, would make a luxurious gift!) If, however, your taste runs more to beer, why not fill up one of these gorgeous growlers with some local beer, available on tap?

Conroe, TX-based Enfusia bath and body products are hand-made, natural, and 100% vegan and cruelty-free. Their bath bombs and salts come in a variety of yummy scents like Lemongrass, Pomegranate, or Coriander Rosewood. Perfect for soaking away holiday stress!

The Central Market cheese department is unparalleled, and the cheese experts are ready for the holidays! They have several cheese platter bags ready to go, or they can help you pull together the perfect platter. Add in some olives, nuts, and bread, and your hors d’oeuvres are ready to go.

If you are running out of time, don’t fret! Central Market’s gift baskets and floral arrangements are the perfect last-minute hostess gift. Their baskets are filled with all sorts of goodies, and they have, hands down, the most beautiful flowers in town. As my younger daughter says, “Easy, peasy, lemon squeezy!”

One last idea for your homesick Texan who lives far away: Central Market’s tamales freeze beautifully and can be shipped overnight!

The holidays are stressful. However, Central Market makes gift-giving easy!

Lee Virden Geurkink is a jack of all trades, master of none. She has been a bank teller, a chef and caterer (both in restaurants and in private service), a bookkeeper, a trainer, a legal assistant, and a writer. She is a proud graduate of the University of the South with a degree in Early European History. While she has not used her degree in her, er, varied employment history, she is fabulous at cocktail parties. A newlywed, Lee is the proud mother of two amazing girls to whom she refers on social media as the Girlchildren.

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Today marks the EIGHTH and FINAL day of our 8 Days of Giveaways on TanglewoodMoms.com!! (Don’t fret – you can enter for ALL of the giveaways up until midnight tonight, Monday, December 18!)

Dearest Reader, we know you’re doing everything you can to make this holiday season absolutely perfect for your loved ones. And to reward you for all your hard work, we have the perfect final giveaway – a massage and facial from the Overton Park Plaza Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Salon! What better way to relax after the holidays? They also have gift cards available and are offering $20 off spa packages through the holidays!

To be entered, simply comment below, letting us know what your favorite holiday movie is. Winner will be announced via our email newsletter on Tuesday, December 19th! We will be including all comments on all the giveaway posts up until tonight, Monday, December 18th at midnight.

Good luck and Merrrrrry Christmas!

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Today marks the SEVENTH day of our 8 Days of Giveaways on TanglewoodMoms.com!!

This one is a doozy! Not only will you get FOUR tickets to Panther Island Ice, which includes skate rentals, you get TEN supreme car washes from Britezone Car Wash! Your family can skate their hearts out, and your car will look great going and coming!

To be entered, simply comment below, letting us know what your favorite holiday dinner side dish is. Winner will be announced via our email newsletter on Tuesday, December 19th! We will be including all comments into the contest until December 18th at midnight.

Good luck and Merrrrrry Christmas!

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