Trivia Day - Win Free lunch for a work WEEK Rosemary's Cafe in Downtown Vancouver

Ok, I have a Trivia Question for today and every correct answer that is either replied via Facebook (post a reply/comment on my wall under the question) or Twitter (send me an @reply) or post a comment here below on my blog, gets entered into a drawing to win a FREE Lunch for entire work week! That's a $50 Value! (5 Business Days folks equals a work week and valued up to $10 per lunch.)

The TRIVIA Question for today, June 17, 2009, is

"What book did E.B. White base on personal experiences at his farm in Maine?"

Reply with your answer as a comment below for one entry, or on my Facebook page or as an @reply on my original Twitter post. Only one entry allowed per human being, okay? And every CORRECT answer will be entered into the FREE Lunch for a Work Week Drawing.

Deadline to enter is by 12 midnight, June 17, 2009, so please ReTweet, Repost, email out to friends (okay, maybe not, since you want the opportunity to win, LOL) and get the word out!

Starting every Wednesday, anyone following my blog, friends on Facebook and Twitter, will get a Trivia question and a chance to win something local in Vancouver, Washington or Portland, Oregon that supports local business.

One Wednesday each month, will be a drawing for something ANYONE in the USA can win, like a gas card or Gift Card to a major grocery store or department store, etc.

Just stay tuned, subscribe to my blog's RSS feed, become a fan on my Facebook page, friend me on Facebookf or follow me on Twitter!

Right above this blog post, you can Tweet this post, share it with others on any of your social network sites or rate it. Please do so and let's see who wins the FREE Lunch for a WEEK at Rosemary's Cafe in Downtown Vancouver Washington! :-)

Ed Bisquera, Mortgage Matchmaker and Social Media Instructor

UPDATE 10:17 AM: OKAY, BTW, don't necessarily POST the correct answer for the whole world to see (it really doesn't matter, though, since it's a drawing of every CORRECT answer). You can post "Hey Ed, I have the answer: I sent you a private or direct message." But as of 10:15 AM, there are already a few answers and they are correct so far.


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