The Winsome and The Winner

Look at Young Knight, dressed for his day at school, just like in the olden days. Journée à l’ancienne, it’s called. They wear their French caps, navy shorts, button down shirts, dark loafers and knee socks. Doesn’t he look winsome?

He said it was the worst day of his entire life. Apparently you got scolded for yawning, and you had to stand in the corner and wear the dunce cap if you talked out of turn.

I laughed with his teacher afterwards, and she said that even she had trouble keeping it up, but she hoped it would help them appreciate what they had in these modern times.

The thing Young Knight is most excited about in modern times is these pokeyman cards.

He used his allowance and tooth money to get a set, and he’s already thinking about the next set he can get.

He could barely draw his attention away from playing in order for me to tell him about this giveaway I needed him for.  You know – this one? 

The Novica giveaway?

The names are in the hat.

The hand goes in.

The hand comes out.

And …

Renée wins!!! (I put the accent in your name, just as if you lived in France). But it’s you, Renée of the “fatty bumpkins” e-mail. The nickname is so cute, I might add.  Winsome, even.

Just like this guy.

Even though I have your e-mail address, could you send me an e-mail so I can respond to it with the winning code?  (aladyinfrance@gmail.com)  I don’t want to send it to the wrong person. Congratulations!

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