Be the first to tell me the name of this Greek god, and you will receive a special prize from Turkey. Ready, set, go!
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it is NIKE!!
ReplyDeleteawesome contest! so what do i get?...
The winner is Amy! Well done! It's Nike, goddess of victory, portrayed in a classic swoosh shape. For your prize, you may choose between a hammam towel or homemade olive soap from a local olive farm.
ReplyDeleteboth great items... tough decision. I'll go with the homemade olive soap, i love olives and have never tried it in soap form :)
ReplyDeleteyay!
Olive oil soap it is! You'll love it, it's a soft, moisturizing soap!
ReplyDeletehahaha I love it! Apropos that Amy would choose the olive soap - olive being the crop of champions and all. You had me for my love of Nike, Maria, but Amy is mqster of the Great Kutlwano blog :)
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