Freebies 2019

I have been trying to win freebies, giveaways, and contests for the past five years. Click links below to see what I have won in the past. Below that is what I have won in 2019.

Things I won in 2018
Things I won in 2017
Things I won in 2016
Things I won in 2015
Things I won in 2014

-Amazon Gift Card $15 (used)
-Rogue Love by Rihanna perfume
-Jacket size Large
-Jade Roller
-$25 Target gift card and "The 5 Love Languages" book
-Chalk Couture
-6 days 5 nights in Mexico Hotel Voucher (certificate value: $1,495)
-Welcome Baby Kit from Michelin (two of them)
-$15 Fandango ticket
-Domie Professional Flat Iron (value: $30)
-$100 gift card to an online gardening place
-Glitter nailpolish
-Free oil change (worth $80, used)
-Free dinner of Chicken and Waffles (locally, picking up 6/13)
-$25 Amazon gift card
-Clean Green Starter Kit (bathroom cleaner, kitchen soap, and another cleaner)
-Gatherings Gift Set (value $100) - hand-woven ceramic bread basket and appetizer plates
-104+ auto products + tee shirt (received, gave some to BF, kept the shirt)
-Ultimate headphones (Value, $300 - sold for $125)
-A new pillow (using myself)
-A diaper bag (sold for $55)
-A $10 gift card to Amazon(received and bought a mini waffle maker)
-A yeti tumbler (gave to BF)
-UGREEN Super Gift Box
-$200 Gift Card to Nordstrom (received and used)
-Mr. and Mrs. Gift Set
-OCHO candy gift set
- A $100 Gymboree gift card (not receiving until February 2020)

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