Sip Swap 2012

So, my friend Kelsey Macke and I were talking, and she had this great idea for a fun gift swap. Since all the writers we know are totally addicted to coffee or tea to fuel our marathon writing sessions, we thought it would be fun to do a little mug exchange, where we send a fun / funny / cute / inspirational mug to another writer and spread around some love. So #SipSwap was born!

Interested in joining in on the fun? Here's all you have to do...

* Fill out the form below with all of your information by Wednesday, November 7th at midnight PST. (We want to make sure everyone who sends a mug gets a mug, so please don't sign up unless you are going to participate FOR SURE.)

* Check your email on Monday, November 12th...you'll get a note about who you're going to be mugging (heh) with all of their personal information.

* Go shopping! Pick out a fun mug for your swap partner and send it off by Saturday, November 25th.

* When you get your mug in the mail, show it off! Blog about it, tweet it, instagram it, whatever. Then come back for the blog link up on December 5th.

That's it! Easy peasy!

If you're participating, grab one of these cute little graphics to stick on your blog:

<div class="Sip-Swap-button" style="width: 150px; margin: 0 auto;"> <a href="http://www.bit.ly/sipswap"> <img src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-4kNrDeI_lbA/UISEmwqh9VI/AAAAAAAADUQ/Zli1Y4vFYmE/s1600/banner3.tiff" alt="Sip Swap" /> </a> </div> <!--end button code box-->

<div class="Sip-Swap-button" style="width: 150px; margin: 0 auto;"> <a href="http://bit.ly/sipswap"> <img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Y6qttxyKksw/UIN9ALoVO1I/AAAAAAAADTw/UTM7ZLC-e8o/s1600/button.tiff" alt="sip swap" width="150" height="150" /> </a> </div> <!--end button code box-->

And you can follow me (@_JessicaLove) and Kelsey (@KelsNotChels) on twitter to keep up on the #SipSwap latest.

SIGNUPS FOR SIPSWAP ARE NOW CLOSED

I hope you guys are as excited about this as we are...and I can't wait to go shopping for one of you! We hate to do this, but we have to limit the swap to residents of the continental US only, just to keep costs and convenience uniform.