Sam on the Scene at Light A Fire & A Giveaway Gift For Gab….

The Talk at Tigerlily’s

The Talk at Tigerlily’s is the internet and the wonderful sites maintained by some of the most creative and inspiring women worldwide. We got a chance to chat with Amy Allen Clark who is the woman-power behind momadvice.com.

about_photoAmy Allen Clark is a busy mother of two living in Granger, IN raising her children and helping raise awareness on a variety of lifestyle topics on her website daily. She shared some great tips with us on holiday hosting.

HOST THIS HOLIDAY:

Trim the Table: Create a stunning centerpiece with materials you already have on hand – candy, fruit, greenery or pinecones – and fill small vases with related items. To add holiday cheer, incorporate taller vases with bright ornaments, gingerbread cookies or peppermint sticks.

Subtly Set the Mood: Set a scented candle in the foyer to welcome guests with a unique fragrance and create a friendly first impression. Select a comforting scent, such as the Glade Scented Oil Candle in Apple Cinnamon, which has a soothing blend of spiced cider and homemade apple pie. Personalize each room by featuring a different scent.

Lower the Lights: Dim lighting creates an intimate atmosphere for holiday gatherings. Turn lights low and use candles to create the desired effect. Line candles along the mantelpiece or the living room end table to achieve this look effortlessly.

Here Gift of Gab was not only made for a wonderful interview which you can find on wgch.com (hit the Tigerlily’s icon to connect to past podcasts) but presents a gift for those who loved our gab.

Clark put together a wonderful giveaway for one of our lucky listeners. Be the first to comment on this blog with your email contact and win the below:

  • Two Glade® Candles from the Holiday Collection, in Apple Cinnamon and Bayberry Spice – to easily turn your home into a holiday haven
  • Bellagio® Gourmet Cocoa Chocolate Truffle, a true liquid chocolate bar
  • Home Classics® Fleece Throw
  • Mineral Bath Soak Stress and Tension by The Village Company, made from natural lemon oil, rosemary and eucalyptus
  • A Holiday favorite, The Polar Express DVD
  • Woven Strap Small Shelf Tote, great for both stylish display and storage of accessories

Sam On the Scene

Sam on the Scene at Moffly Media’s Light A Fire. Honorees included legendary basketball star, Allan Houston and his beautiful wife Tamara. I had a chance to ask them what it means to be able to give back to the community and why more people need to get involved. Enjoy the link below.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWqtVMOCB7w

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