Nautica Father’s Day Giveaway

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Father’s Day is just around the corner and people everywhere are looking for ways to show the father in their life how much they love and appreciate him.  Father’s Day is a day to celebrate your own father or help your kids to celebrate the father in their lives.  Nautica is here to help you celebrate Dad this Father’s Day!

Nautica just launched a contest on Facebook where one lucky winner will have the opportunity to receive a $3,500 photo shoot and a $1,500 Nautica shopping spree for uploading their favorite father-daughter or father-son photo.  Each entrant will also receive 10% off a Nautica.com purchase.

At Nautica, you’ll find clothes and accessories for dad – perfect for Father’s Day.  You’ll also find clothes and accessories for mom and children too!  Check out Nautica today! 

         

GIVEAWAY

In celebration of Father’s Day, Nautica is providing 2 lucky winners on The Mommy-Files an amazing Father’s Day Prize Pack!  The Prize Pack includes a silk tie, polo t-shirt, and sunglasses packaged together in a chic navy and white beach tote bag!!!  This Prize Pack is retailed at just under $300!!!

WIN IT!!!

– Tell me in a comment one thing that reminds you of your dad or one trait that you undoubtedly inherited from your dad!

EXTRA ENTRIES:

– Vote for The Mommy-Files on Top Mommy Blogs (simply click on the button on the sidebar) – 1 ENTRY
– Follow The Mommy-Files on Twitter – 1 ENTRY
– Tweet about the giveaway – 1 ENTRY DAILY
– Become a Fan of The Mommy-Files on Facebook – 1 ENTRY
– Follow me through Google Connect (new on the right side of the blog) – 1 ENTRY
– Subscribe to my blog – 1 ENTRY
– Add my Mommy-Files button to your blog and include the URL – 1 ENTRY
– Comment on any Non-Giveaway post on The Mommy-Files – 1 ENTRY per post comment (no limit)
– Blog about this giveaway and include the URL – 5 ENTRIES

RULES:

– Contest will close at 11:59 p.m. PST on Thursday, June 17th, 2010! Any entries after this time will be deleted!
– Contest open to U.S. residents only.

I received no compensation for writing this post. All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.

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466 thoughts on “Nautica Father’s Day Giveaway”

  1. Shirley

    This time of year when people are planting their vegetable and flower gardens I think of my dad because this was his love. He is now deceased but I still drive by our old house and reflect on the love he had for making his property look beautiful with flowers and all the delicious veggies we had in the summer.
    I inherited the ability to also work in the garden and grow beautiful flowers which the neighbors tell me I have the most beautiful flower garden in the neighborhood. I tell them dad taught me everything I know.

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  3. one cluttered brain

    One thing I think I inherited from my Dad is my humor.

    i like to make others laugh and so does he.
    People that are funny remind me of my Dad. My dad has the ability to make people laugh and be at ease. I’d like to think I do the same. 🙂

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  4. Nan L

    Whenever I give people advice on life- I hear myself saying all the things my Dad told me! He is a person who tells it like it is and who has always been there for me.

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  22. Jan A

    I inherited my dad’s love of learning–he’s 82, and he’s still finding something new to learn every day. I’m like that, too.

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  28. Ruth Fryer

    I do not have a dad, so that one is out with the trait. However, I do follow you on Facebook now with the like button.

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  35. Trisha

    well, from my grandfather (as i had no father) i inherited being left handed!! he and i were the only lefties!!

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  42. Emilie

    I’m always reminded of my dad when I see ladybugs. He accidentally ate one, thinking it was a piece of chocolate cake on his chest but it was simple a poor ladybug upside down. He rate to the sink to spit it out. We still chuckle about that!

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  44. Leslie Price

    Since his name is the same as a famous Muppet, I’m reminded of my dad every time I watch the Muppets.

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  50. linda s

    I inherited dads love of the outdoors and gardening. He is never happier than when he is putzing around with his flower or vegetable gardens and neither an I

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  59. Pauline M

    I credit my Dad for giving me my drive. He once mentioned when he thought I wasn’t listening that I wouldn’t amount to much. Made me made enough to get my masters and just thinking about it now is giving incentive for thinking about a Ph.D.!

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  66. Heather M

    Trait I inherited from my dad… When we stand still, we cross our arms and our feet turn outwards! That and I got his nose!

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  77. Pam

    My Dad was a hard worker and he always said that if you are going to do something-do it right. Luckily, I retained those good work values into my adult life.

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  78. Beth V.

    I inherited my Dad’s goofy sense of humor! When we’d ask, “When will we get there?”, he would say, “As the monkey said when the train ran over his tail, It won’t be long now.” Too silly, but it kept us amused!! 🙂

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  84. Jill Myrick

    I inherited my dads work ethics and frugality.
    He always worked hard for what we had and very rarely spent unwisely.
    And I am the same.
    There is nothing wrong with getting your hands dirty or taking a lower job to support your family.
    And we always save for the unexpected.

    Thank you so much for the giveaway.

    jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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  89. Hazel W

    Although I wasn’t raised by my dad, when I first met him, I found out that he loved to write songs! Writing is a huge passion of mine, and so I suppose I got that trait from my dad!

    Reply
  109. Margaret Smith

    The ocean reminds me of my Dad. He has such a passion for the ocean. He was in the Coast Guard for a number of years and when we were younger, we spent lots of time at the beach.
    The one trait that I got from my Dad (not a great one) is thin hair. My hair is so fine & thin, just like his.
    Thanks so much for this wonderful giveaway. What a great prize package.
    rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com

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  115. JoAnn L.

    Fishing reminds me of my Dad, he took me and my siblings fishing when when we were younger. I
    inherited my dads strong work ethics.

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  116. Steph

    One thing that reminds me of my dad is the VW Vanagon. My dad had one and you don’t see many now-a-days. I inherited my sense of humor and hard work ethic from my dad.

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  127. Summer

    Anytime I go fishing with my husband and kids, it reminds me of my dad. He used to take me and my sister fishing all the time growing up.

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  138. Maureen (Suburban PRep)

    My father has a rather good sense of direction and I think I do as well. I have been told I do.

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  140. MamaKat

    I look so much like my dad that it is scary. Once I had some guy come up to me at CVS and ask if I was related to this guy he know and sure enough it was my dad!

    Reply
  151. Tanya Clapshaw

    My dad is pragmatic, and I think that his logical approach to situations and people has been a huge influence on me. It strips away prejudice and emotion to help form one’s own decisions. (oh, and I DID get his curly hair, too–as did my daughter! 🙂

    spiderdevo8 AT hotmail DOT com

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  152. brandlyn

    I definitely inherited my kindness from my dad. He never met a stranger that he didnt get to know first before he judged. His kindness always has overwhelmed me. That is a trait that I am glad to say I inherited.

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  153. Katie

    I got my dad’s worth ethic, no doubt about it. Do it until its done, doesn’t matter if you’re tired, cold, in pain, whatever. If the job is not done, then neither are you! Its a blessing and a curse…

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  173. Snowflake07 (Audra)

    I think I inherited from my Dad, a desire to be my own boss. My Dad worked for himself probably 90% of his life and he passed a lot of that desire to be self reliant down to me. Thanks Dad!!!

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  176. Heather R

    The biggest trait that I got from my dad is his height. His family is really tall and I am 5’10”. My sister is 5’4″ and my mom is 5’6″. So I definitely got my height from my dad!

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  189. Sharon

    I probably inherited my tendency to worry from my Dad. He’s a wonderful, loving man–just the best!–but he’s a worrier and sadly so am I!

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  219. Rosey

    I inherited my wanderlust from my dad. I ALWAYS want to be traveling with my fam. Unfortunately time, obligation and money, mostly the latter, limit our travels, but we sure enjoy them when we go. I got that from Dad.

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  221. Melanie

    We both do the one arm hug, and pat the person on the back with the other hand. It drives my family crazy!

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  229. Kayla

    One trait I definitely inherited from my dad is his love of the outdoors-Anything having to do with the outdoors like hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking, etc is something we can bond over 🙂

    Thank you for this opportunity!

    Reply
  244. Tracy Robertson

    I inherited shaky hands from my Dad. Good thing that we’re otherwise smart, because we definitely can’t find work as brain surgeons :0)

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  281. Jeni Gross

    I am a lot like my dad in so many ways…we are both stubborn and hard headed but we have a strong passion for family, and for that I am thankful!

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  291. Stephanie Grant

    The one thing that reminds me of my dad and I also love as much as he does is peanut butter on my hamburger

    Reply
  304. Julie Jones

    I have what is called the “Walker” attitude. It’s a running joke in our family but I certainly got it from my dad.

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  318. Catalina K

    Every man who insists on the benefits of education reminds me of my dad, and the one trait I have definitely inherited from my own father is perseverance. Thank you.

    Reply
  357. Jacqueline Griffin

    My mom always said that when my dad had money, everyone had mone. I guess I inherited that from him. I never knew him so I have nothing to compare so I have to go by what I am told.
    jacqgrif@yahoo.com
    Thank You!!
    •´.¸¸.•¨¯`♥ Jacquie ♥´¯¨•.¸¸.´•

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  372. Valerie C.

    I’m a lot like my dad and miss him so much! I guess I’m very loyal and dedicated to my family like he was. He was my role model.Great guy!!

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  374. brian e.

    Thanks for the giveaway…I inherited my Dad’s love of reading, and his tall stature i.e. 6’4″.

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  387. Carol Harrity

    My Father was a self educated man who couldn’t keep a secret from me. I always teased him until he told me what was going on. I love and miss him. He was a main stay in my life. (I also have a hard time keeping secrets.

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  392. Pamela S

    My father has passed away, but music always reminds me of him. He loved music and played in a quartet with family members. I think I got his love of music from him. Thanks.

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  396. Justine

    One trait that I inherited from my father is a love of music! Even though we both listen to different types, we both love to listen to music all the time….

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  402. Sharon

    I definitely inherited my dad’s patience! I do look like him too! I was surprised when I started drawing at an early age that he was an excellent sketcher too!:) Love my Dad!
    Thanks!

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  414. Dana

    I left a comment on Wilton retreat in Chicago day 1.
    (sorry…I got interrupted and posted this comment on the above post by mistake)

    Reply
  422. Donna B.

    I inherited my love of gadgets and tinkering with things from my dad – which I thank him for. I’ve been able to fix my own car more times I can count, fix my own washer and dryer, build my own PCs and numerous other projects.

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  461. John S.

    I remember my father’s fashion sense, pink polyester blazers from the 70s; I am hoping, yes hoping, that this is a trait that I did not inherit.

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  466. ALICIA CAMPOS

    MY FATHER AND I WENT ON AN AFRICAN SAFARI, SO ANYTHING RELATED TO BEING OUT IN THE WILD REMINDS US OF OUR GREAT TRIP!

    Reply

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