Nautica Faces Of Fathers Day – With Giveaway
Father’s Day is almost upon us. I love my Dad more than I can ever put into words. As close as we are we have very few photos of just the two of us. Nautica is currently running a contest that I would love to win, because it gives the winner the opportunity to have a photo shoot together with their Dad. Here’s the details on how to enter. In honor of Father’s Day, Nautica has launched a contest on Facebook which gives one lucky winner the opportunity to win a $3,500 photo shoot and $1,500 Nautica shopping spree for uploading their favorite father-daughter or father-son photo. Each entrant also receives 10% off a Nautica.com purchase. That’s an awesome prize! Click to enter the Nautica Faces Of Father’s Day Contest. That’s not the only prize from Nautica. I’ve got two more! 
WIN IT!
TWO winners will each receive a Father’s Day Prize Pack from Nautica. Each Prize Pack is valued at just under $300 and consists of a silk tie, polo t-shirt, and either sunglasses OR a watch and packaged in a chic navy and white beach tote bag. Please note that styles of the items each vary slightly and may not necessarily be the exact item linked to above.
HOW TO ENTER. (MANDATORY)
To enter leave a thoughtful comment on this post (more than one sentence) telling me one thing that reminds you of your Dad or one trait that you share with your Dad or are told you inherited from him.
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1 – Visit Game Review Network and leave a comment on any post there. Then return here and leave a comment on this post telling me one thing you read or learned there. (That’s two comments you need to leave for this bonus entry, one there and one here.) Unlimited entries for this method of entry.
1 – Visit HereAndThere.US (my Mom) and leave a comment on any post (except a giveaway post) there. Then return here and leave a comment on this post telling me one thing you read or learned on my Mom’s blog. (That’s two comments you need to leave for this bonus entry, one there and one here.) Unlimited entries for this method of entry. Leave an additional comment for each entry you qualify for. You must have completed the first entry according to the instructions to be eligible for any bonus entries.
THE SMALL PRINT.
Entrants must be 18 or older and located in the US or Canada only. No PO Boxes. This contest will end on Saturday 06/10/10 at 11:59 pm est. If you’ve entered any of my giveaways before then you know that only comments containing all of the requested information will be eligible for entry. The winner must contact me to confirm they wish to receive the prize within two days of my email notifying them they’ve won. Good luck to everyone!
The prize was provided by Nautica, but Nautica is not a sponsor, administrator, or involved in any other way with this giveaway. All opinions expressed in the post are my own and not those of Nautica.
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.
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One thing that reminds me of my dad is going fishing. We had many happy times trying (usually unsucessfully) to catch fish.
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The thing that reminds me the most of my dad is the smell of coffee! He drinks black coffee several times a day, and that smell will forever be linked with memories of him, sitting on his lap talking and smelling the ‘yucky’ coffee in his cup.
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My Dad always believed in never going to bed angry at anyone and he was also a worrier.I and my youngest son have inherited, the worry gene, as we call it.
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well ,i was told i inherited my dads stubborness lol , and one thing that reminds me of him is corny jokes, whenever someone tells a REALLY corny old school joke , that makes me think of him
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My Dad and I shared a very similar sense of humor and our love of the written word… I miss him still. Every day.
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My father was a kind-hearted soul, he loved to talk, and could make friends with anyone — not necessarily traits I share. He was retired Air Force and a United Methodist minister. Every time I hear something about the military or pass a church I think of him — that’s often
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I have my father’s blue eyes..one thing that always reminds me of my dad (he’s been gone for 4 years now) is potato sticks, he loved them!
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I lost my Dad 3 years ago and miss him terribly.
When I was young he always took me fishing and camping, so I think of him when I do those thinks with my kids. He was a good father.
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My father passed away a little over 20 years ago. To this day, the smell of coffee brings back memories of him drinking his coffee early in the morning.
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I think the traits I inherited from my dad are a passion for learning,love for books and stubbornness
As a result we often end up arguing heatedly over many things but in the end we still manage to agree to disagree. Like him, I can be a stubborn and loyal friend.
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I think the traits I inherited from my dad are a passion for learning,love for books and stubbornness
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Not only do my father and I look a lot alike having the same blue eyes and facial features, my father and I both are very logical and yet very sensative people. We are both logical in that we always have to have ask a lot of questions, have all the facts and weigh the pros and cons before making a decision or coming to a conclusion. We are both very sensative in that we can get our feeling hurt easily and we are very caring towards others and work in the Social Services field of helping others to better their lives.
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my dad and i are both very outspoken and stubborn. everyone tells us we are so much alike : )
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I inherited my perfectionism from my dad. We both expect a lot from ourselves and other people. This trait has both good and bad qualities. We push ourselves to better and do the best we can. It can also stress us out! No matter what, we support each and our “imperfections” – I love my daddy!