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O Mag’s Favorite Things 2015 Give-O-Way Sweepstakes
Starting today, O Mag be giving twelve lucky readers the chance to win every item featured on the 2015 Favorite Things gift guide – from personalized Words with Boards cutting boards to the Amazon Echo – a total value of $15,047!
O Mag’s Favorite Things 2015 Give-O-Way:
O’s 12 Day Give-O-Way sweepstakes runs from November 30th through December 11th, awarding twelve lucky readers with the ultimate holiday wish: every item featured in the 2015 Favorite Things gift guide.
To enter, find the 12 holiday icons scattered throughout the pages of the December issue (there is one for each day of the sweepstakes) and log on to www.oprah.com/12days and type in that day’s special code (found on the icon). -
Mother’s Love Art Gallery Grand Opening
Heydoyou.com was invited to attend the grand opening of Mother’s Love Art Gallery on last Sunday November 29th. With such hectic lives, Mother’s Love Art Gallery serves as a space to reflect on the motivation for life. Its hope is that visitors are comforted by reminiscing on the love of motherly figures in their own lives and realize it is a reflection of the love felt from heaven.
The Gallery features various forms of artwork and literary pieces.
After the grand opening, it would be on view through March 13th, 2016. For more information, please visit www.mothersloveartgallery.com.
About Mother’s Love Art Gallery
Mother’s Love Art Gallery is moving to the United States for the first time after achieving major success in South Korea. It displays the immeasurable love and devotional sacrifice of mothers through various forms of artwork and literary pieces.
With such hectic lives, Mother’s Love Art Gallery serves as a space to reflect on the motivation for life. Our hope is that visitors are comforted by reminiscing on the unconditional love of their own mothers and realize it is a reflection of the love felt from heaven.
The Gallery, hosted by the World Mission Society Church of God, successfully ran throughout many cities in South Korea since 2013. After its first U.S. stop in New York City, the Gallery will extend to major cities, including Washington, D.C., Boston and others.
