FS Book Co - Assorted Books and Digital Video Discs - October 2006

[Unicorn]

FS Book Co – Book or DVD

Read the contest rules:
Please go to the Contest Announcements Forum and you will find the Rules Posted.

Thanks to our sponsor at http://www.fsbookco.com we are able to give away a Quality Book every Month!

Look out your window and describe what you see. 50 - 420 words.

You must make a post though that you have read the rules (and please read them and follow them).

Contest runs from October 1 – 31/06
Winner will be announced by November 4/06

Shipping and Handling Cost Agreement

Beginning October 01, 2006, All contest winners must pay for the shipping and handling costs of the prize they have won. This includes all Contests being shipped after September 30th, 2006, not including sponsor shipped prizes.

Winners must PM Unicorn with their mailing info and she will provide the mailing address info for Shipping & Handling payments and cost of S & H.

Winners will have 30 days from the date that the Winner’s are posted to get the S&H payment to Unicorn. If funds are not received by then, the prize will be put away for a future contest. If you need to discuss arrangements please do so prior to the 30 days being up.

Payment can be made by US or Canadian Money Order or through PayPal.

By entering these contests you agree to these terms and conditions
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[soulmate]

I have read the rules.

As I look out my window, I see 10 beautiful plants full of Medicine. These ladies have large plump cola's that are pink, black and green in color. As the Sun is setting the Thrichromes on them are shining like all the stars of a clear winter night. As I look I have visions of sugar covered buds dancing in my thoughts and know that it will be soon, a bountiful harvest.

[Dig]

I have read the rules

I look out my window and I see a bustling city. The cars are zipping past the house and the sun is shining brightly. I see small birds doing what small birds do. I also occasionally see a squirrel (sp?) foraging or hiding a pecan. The grass is still green and the leaves on the trees (the few that we have) are starting to change colors. What a beautiful day outside!

[Roy]

I see; an old barn, two old farm dogs, an old farm truck, a tractor that sometimes works, some marijuana plants, some pepper plants and on top of all of this is snow. That's right snow! Did you read my "RANT" of earlier today? Snow freaking snow! I am a long ways from impressed with this but that's life!

Allow me to be the first person, this year, to wish you and yours a Merry, Mery Christmas and all the best in 2007!

[Mamahawk6]

I have read the rules.

Tis' an awesome day outside my window. Mother Nature has indeed changed her wardrobe from vibrant greens to a coat of white, with spects of golds, reds and yellows. The garden across the lane has given up the vegetables and has retired itself to a bed of leftover weeds protruding up from the earth. A sandpile remains yet to be moved, seems the wheelbarrow ran out of steam in between loads to the holes. The chickens in the coop are clucking in dismay I suppose scratching for morning morsels thru' the snow would be quite challenging. The century old apple tree with branches nude has lost its tenants for the year, a barren nest lies visible on its upper limbs awaiting Spring occupancy! Smoke swirling out from behind the bush tells me the neighbours are awake and have put on a warming fire to take the chill away. The clouds are a beautiful rainbow of colours mixing the grays, whites, and blues as they lazily move on before thinking of dropping their contents of rain or snow upon unsuspecting citizens. A red block of salt remains to be seen on the lawn which will in time attract the deer, although I can see that something has been drawn to it by some tracks made in the fresh whiteness of the ground. I hear the kettle whistling but this is what I see when looking out my window.

Stay Groovy!

[mohawk819]

I have read the rules.
I look out my window and I see pale blue skies with grey clouds. I see mountains that are bearen except for snow caps and vallies below Pikes Peak that are green and lush. I see Latinos, Mexiconos, Blacks and Cucasins and Asians. I see soldiers and old men and women and little childern. I see squirrals running back and forth collecting nuts for winter. I see the many different birds flying south and leaves falling from the tree to the right of my window. What I see out my window is true diversity. All around me in the enviroment in the people in everything. I wish all people looked at their world with their eyes open.