It's in the Bag Giveaway Hop (Ends 11/18) U.S.

Welcome to the It's in the Bag Giveaway Hop hosted by Life With Two Boys and With Our Best! This is a "what's in your purse?" themed giveaway hop and will feature a variety of products that women find in their purse. Each of the participating blogs has an awesome prize worth at least $25 so after you enter my giveaway be sure to hop around to the rest of the blogs on the linky below.

Thanks to our amazing sponsor, Maggie Bags, we also have a fun Grand Prize for one lucky winner... A stylish Campus Tote and coordinating Key Chain (ARV $104)! Maggie Bags offers fashionable and eco-conscious handbags and accessories that are constructed from genuine automotive seat belt webbing. Ready to make a purchase? Use code: InTheBag for 25% off any TheBag&utm_campaign=Code" target="_blank">Premier Collection purchase.

Enter the Grand Prize!

All right, now my giveaway is a little bit different.  I was thinking about the myriad of things that women put in their purses, and I figured that both of these things work.

YogaHands

Pork Rinds Package

One U.S. winner will win both of these, and yes, you can fit thme in a purse.  The YogaHands would be an awesome thing for strengthening your hands while you're out, and of course, all of us need snacks--pork rinds!  Be sure to enter by November 18 at 9 P.M. Pacific time and then hop on to the other blogs for more chances to win great "bag" prizes.  (I am letting you know that I will be awarding one additional pork rinds package because the sponsor would like to give away two prizes, but that will be something I do after the fact.)

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YogaHands Review

It seems to me that our hands tends to really take a beating at times.  In fact, all it takes a sore fingertip to make you realize just how important those hands and fingers are.  And in this technology age, we tend to spend a lot of time typing on the computer.  My mom has arthritis, and my dad has carpal tunnel.  I can remember getting stiff and sore hands from doing a variety of things, but I just never thought of doing anything about it.  I just figured my fingers would build strength, and hopefully there would be no lasting issues.

Then I heard about YogaHands.  I'm going to be really honest with you.  I tried this the day it came, and I absolutely hated it!  I followed the instructions, and I pushed the YogaHands all the way down to the base of my fingers--just like the picture showed.

It was extremely painful to put the YogaHands on my fingers, and afterwards, my fingers ached.  I knew I had to try this again, so I finally got up the nerve to try it again.  I decided that I should perhaps not move the contraption down so far on my fingers.  Like real yoga, I thought that maybe I needed to work towards putting it down further on my fingers.  So I just barely put it on my fingers--just enough so it was stretching my fingers but not enough to be painful.  And I will say that my fingers felt completely refreshed afterwards.  Then my mom tried it, and my daughter tried it.  (she loved it!)  So I now have it near my computer, and I plan to use it regularly.  And in time, my fingers should become more flexible.  I can say without a doubt that your fingers and wrists will feel much more relaxed after using this!

There is plenty to check out on their site and via social media.

http://blog.yogapro.com/#axzz2BJLFIXMf

http://www.yogapro.com/

https://www.facebook.com/YogaHands

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.