G.D. Falksen's Blog, page 1128
April 2, 2013
Are you going to be in Lexington, KY on Saturday, April 20,...
Are you going to be in Lexington, KY on Saturday, April 20, 2013?
Would you like to come to an exclusive evening gala where vintage Victorian circus style is king?
Do you want to win two tickets to The Night Circus Gala?
Do you want to attend this one of a kind party in your best vintage style or over the top Victorian frock? Getting to see and spend time with some of your favorite authors? Along with all the other incredible amusements set for the evening?
Are you a fan of my books?
Are you a fan of Erin Morgenstern and her fantastic book “The Night Circus”? Would you like to come and spend time with us?
Do you want to get yourself a golden ticket, and another one for someone to come with you for free?
If you answered yes to these four questions then you have a chance to win tickets to this event on April 20, 2013.
Here is how you win your ticket to the
*Reblog this post*
On *Thursday the 11th, at Midnight EST*, 1 winner will win two tickets. They will be picked at random from the reblogs and will be announced on *this blog*. So keep your eyes here for that post. If you are one of the winners, you will know how to pick up your tickets.
More info on this wonderful event here
*Now on to the rules…
There will be only *1 winner* who will win two tickets.
You must *Reblog* this post to win.
The winner must email me upon winning for info on ticket pick up.
You can gift the two winning tickets to two other people you know. But we must have their names for the tickets.
You, or whoever you give the tickets to, must be able to attend this event on April 20, 2013
HAVE FUN!
smellslikegirlriot:
Women picketed the White House in 1917 to...
Women picketed the White House in 1917 to try to get President Wilson to support woman suffrage
April 1, 2013
lostsplendor:
rolypolydandy:
me on my way to overthrow yo...
me on my way to overthrow yo country
behold the glory. hereby identifying as this gif.
Best thing on the internet ever…………………….
Not true for me, but I know this is true for others.
Not true for me, but I know this is true for others.
Jean Louis Forrain “At the Public Garden”, 1884
Jean Louis Forrain “At the Public Garden”, 1884
