Win a custom watercolor pet portrait for yourself,
or a gift certificate for a friend.
Contest details (cats do not have rules):
OR
readers who do not have pets may enter on behalf of
their friends and win a gift certificate by sending a
photo(s) – if you have one – of your friend with a short
bio and a description of their issue.
You are allowed to use a fictitious name in order
to keep your plan a secret and
also to not offend your friend – or let me know if you
want to remain anonymous.
Not all my readers have pets and a gift certificate will make a very cool gift.
1. Entries may be submitted by email to askfisher@gmail.com or by snail mail to: Fisher Harris, 200 2nd Ave S 123, St. Petersburg, FL 33701.
2. Your entry constitutes your agreement to allow us to publish your letter and photo during and/or after the contest, whether or not you win the grand prize.
3. The contest winner will receive an original 5 x 7 watercolor portrait plus 5 “private edition” note cards or a certificate for the same.
The winning entry will be drawn by an independent, non-partisan, uninvolved helper to ensure no heartstrings are pulled and it is completely fair.
More than one pet? Multiple entries are accepted.
One winner is guaranteed, but there could be more depending on the number and uniqueness of entries. Not limited to cats and dogs. All pets are included with the exception of pet rocks and humans.
portrait or certificate
delivery before Christmas.
The winner will be notified on October 23, 2010 via email.
Stop by Water Color Your World to preview other pet portraits.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions, and by all means pass this along to your friends. You never know – they may enter to get a certificate for you!
Your friend,
Fisher
This just in from those crazy cats at I Can Has Cheezburger….
“Garry and Joan Marsh adopted this adorable kitten, called Polly, from a shelter. A few days after taking Polly home, they noticed an unusual marking in the kitteh’s fur: The word “cat” spelled out!”
It is September now and the temperature has gone below 90 degrees a few times. Cat energy levels are increasing at our house and we are really looking forward to finally enjoying our new yard (supervised, of course).
Scooter relaxing in new found breeze.
Scooter, our newest addition and former street cat, has no problem claiming her domain.
Self appointed Queen of the Hill.
I see the squirrel but I am not giving up my throne.
As for me, I still get upset when the winds blow up my skirt. Scooter wins!
Your friend,
Fisher
