Yeah, I know I had my 100th follower a few weeks ago. I was just deciding... what to do for a giveaway. I really wish I could do something like give out a Garmin or a running skirt, but... this will just have to do. Sometimes I find that I have acquired things that I just won't use. So my "loss" will be your gain!
Up for grabs is two pairs of performance toe socks from Injini - one pair in pink, one pair in white/rainbow - both size small (sorry, guys!). I bought a ton of these socks to wear with my Vibram Five Fingers, but the shoes ended up not really working out for me how I hoped, and since I hardly wear them, I can't justify having so many pairs of socks. And these I hadn't even taken out of the package yet :D
Part two... I also LOVE to read. I am guilty of buying books a lot of the time instead of just borrowing them from the library. So for those of you who need more than just doing the running and talking about the running, I'm giving away:
The Perfect Mile by Neal Bascomb
The Extra Mile by Pam Reed
Entries - one comment for each so you get all them counted:
1. You must be a follower of my blog :D
2. Re-post the giveaway on your own blog
3. Become a follower of Injini on Facebook
4. Tell me your favorite book (doesn't have to be about running, but if you have one, share it, I'm always looking for new ones).
5. Tell me your favorite Christmas/Holiday tradition.
Giveaway will end Christmas Day, get your entries in by noon to be safe.
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ReplyDeleteHaha... I love the whole "my loss is your gain" kinds of giveaways!
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My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird, and my favorite running book is a toss-up between Born to Run (Christopher McDougall) and The Runner's Rule Book (Mark Remy).
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ReplyDeleteOooohhh... my favorite tradition is probably running all sorts of fun holiday-themes races around Thanksgiving and Christmas! And since I just moved to California from the Midwest, my family's latest tradition is "Thanxmas" -- a holiday between Thanksgiving & Christmas where flying is really cheap and I only have to do it once. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a faithful follower! ;)
ReplyDeleteFavorite book: it's by a Dutch writer and called 'The law'. It's not about law, by the way. ;)
ReplyDeleteLong early morning hikes in the snow! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower. Thanks! Favorite book 50/50 by Karno. Great motivational book.
ReplyDeleteI obsessively follow your blog! ;)
ReplyDeleteI haven't even finished it yet, but what is probably going to be my favorite book is Adam Carolla's "In 50 Years We'll All Be Chicks".
ReplyDeleteI suggest everybody go read it. He is HYSTERICAL!!
My favorite holiday (Thanksgiving and Christmas) tradition is the moment when inevitably all of my cousins and I get together and start reminiscing the silly things we did when we were little. This year we all ganged up on the oldest cousin and "yelled" at him for all of those times he made us play 52 Card Pick-Up. Ugh, he was so annoying!
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ReplyDelete1. Of course I am a follower, I love reading your blogs.
ReplyDelete2. I will try to re-post, I am computer dumb.
3. Okay I think I got them added to my Twitter account.
4. Of course the Twilight series.
5. Spending time with all my family, my mom's side Christmas Eve, our family Christmas Day morning and then hubby's Christmas Day afternoon.
My favorite book is Marley and Me. It makes me a laugh and makes me cry. I can't even seem to get my self to see the movie because I know what happens in the book. LOL
ReplyDeleteFavorite holiday tradition is Christmas Day where the hubbs and I just relax. Lay around the house in PJ's watching Holiday movies, eat tons of cookies (with no guilit it's xmas now!!) and cook a wonderful holiday dinner for the 2 of us. Oh and exchange our christmas stalkings. This year the theme is naught and nice. I can't wait for him to see the cute VS apron I found. that is the naught item in the stalking. =) Merry Christmas to you and happy running. I have been reading your blog for some time now just had to join to have a chance at winning that book. I would love to read it~~~
I follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteI friended Injinji on FB.
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ReplyDeleteFavorite book right now: Born to Run
ReplyDeleteFavorite Christmas tradition: The Christmas Eve candlelight service at church.
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ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite books is "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" by John Berendt. The novel is set in Savannah, one of my favorite cities.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas tradition is opening presents one at a time with my immediate family on Christmas Eve. I usually pass them out, and I wear my Santa hat when I do that. We usually enjoy some sweet treats after all the presents are opened.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower :)
ReplyDeleteI posted a link to the giveaway in the sidebar of my blog.
ReplyDeleteI follow Injini on facebook
ReplyDeleteI read so much that its hard to pick a favorite! The most recent book that I read and enjoyed was (and I'm almost ashamed to admit this) Married with Zombies... It was actually a fairly decent book.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Holiday tradition is Christmas Eve Wing Night with friends and family. Every year since I can remember we have an evening of hot wings and Christmas movies to celebrate together :)
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ReplyDeleteI am a book-aholic. Reading all the Narnia books and Run Like A Mother
ReplyDeleteFavorite Christmas tradition is morning mass then an afternoon movie at home with pizza
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite book is into the wild.
ReplyDeleteI like that we watch movies because im so tired after christmas.
ReplyDeleteThis year we are going to try and make Christmas cookies.
I'm a follower!!!
ReplyDeleteI like Injinji on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI posted the giveaway on my blog.
ReplyDeleteI love reading as much as I love running. I love the Twilight books but I'm sure everyone has read those. I also like the Clan of the Cave Bear series. I liked Ultramarathon Man and on my wish list is The Long Run by Matt Long.
ReplyDeleteWe always watch Christmas Vacation as least once. My husband and I both have split families so we LOVE Christmas morning. It is our time with our girls to get up and enjoy the morning together as a family. If someone wants to see us they come to our house. We are usually running around everywhere. We also get hot chocolate and drive around looking at all the Christmas lights.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite tradition is always baking cookies!
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite book, it actually got me inspired to run is The Non Runners Marathon Guide for Women: Get off your butt and on with your training by Dawn Dais.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas traditions is one my husband and I started the day we got engaged (christmas eve)is to go to dinner at our favorite local place and indulge is wonderful garlic butter poorboys! yum! We have gone 7 (this year) in a row!
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ReplyDeleteI love to read, my favorite are any by Wally Lamb and currently The girl who played with fire and the sequels by Stieg Larsson
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ReplyDeleteWatching a movie with my boys now 19 & 15, the fun part is actually agreeing on a movie to see. So between the 2 boys there is a lot of trading that goes on and with me lots of bribery and house help to avoid seeing a chick flick since I always pull out the "I was in labor for 12 hours" trump card. :)
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ReplyDeleteI didn't enter your contest because I already have the books and I don't want toe socks... but I did want to give you a couple book suggestions for your winter reading pleasure. These are not running books, but they are memoirs (and actually there is some running involved in the second one): 1) Mennonite in a Little Black Dress by Rhoda Jantzen and 2) Orange is the New Black by Piper Kerman. Also in the memoir category, anything by Jen Lancaster, starting with Bitter is the New Black, through her most recent, My Fair Lazy, with a special recommendation for Such a Pretty Fat (which I laughed out loud over while reading on an airplane!). (She also has a blog, Jennsylvania.com.) Merry Christmas (belated)!
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