Groundhog

OK, all you Divas out there. Who wants to join in our blanket party for this guy?

Escape to Spring

Got the end of winter doldrums? Not looking forward to the gloomy, rainy weather headed our way?

Join us at VanWilgens Escape to Spring this weekend. It's held in the greenhouse - think balmy and lush greens and flowers - and there's even wine tasting! If you get hungry LaCuisine will tempt your palate.

Nama and Jeff will be representing Premier Subaru in the rear greenhouse. Stop by the booth and register to win an oil change club card (good for six oil changes!).

Best of all - it's FREE! Friday to Sunday this weekend!

See all the details at www.vanwilgens.com.

BBBBRRRRRR!

Baby it's cold outside! If you have to go out in it dress warmly- frostbite can occur in as little as ten minutes.
A good day to make a nice home cooked meal, watch a chick flick, and snuggle by the fireplace.
What's your favorite chick flick?
Nama has always liked "Same Time, Next Year" and "When Harry Met Sally"
What's playing at your house?

Blizzard!

Happy Blizzard!

Nama's daughter got to experience the snow in her new Outback for the first time yesterday and posted the following:

"Subaru + snow = not getting stuck = happy Mandy!"

Happy Nama knowing she's safe!

Happy Holidays from the Divas to you!

From Amy, Victoria, Virginia, Barbara, Jennifer, Kristen, Angela and Jaime (Your Subie Divas!)

Happy Holidays!

From our home to yours - we wish you all Happy Holidays! Remember "Martha Stewart doesn't live here!" and let some things go- let the kids decorate, clean, and help get ready for company- enjoy their delight at contributing.

Take some time to do something for someone less fortunate than you- even if you can't afford much if we all did a little the world would be a better place. Even if it's just a kind word or a pat on the back. And sometimes "less fortunate" doesn't mean monetarily- it could be a friend who's going through a rough spot - make time to care.

Also take time to appreciate the special people in your life and tell them that they're special!

And most of all be good to yourself- as women we do and do and do. If we don't take care of ourselves there'll come a time when we can't do any more.
Most of all be generous with your hugs!

Hope all of you out there in DivaLand share the joy this season!

Diva Updates

Hi all, sorry for the long delay between updates! We had quite the flurry of Subaru buyers at the end of October which kept all of our Divas very busy. Thanks for reading and look for more updates soon--don't forget to check out our Facebook page, too.

Here's the diva-land highlights:

TWO DIVA BIRTHDAYS

Bic on the 18th and Amy on the 28th.

Bic turned 21 this year and Amy turned 29. Or something like that. (Fuzzy math works for Divas.)

Another 2011 Forester is now Diva-driven by Target 10,000 Winner Kathryn Zurolo

Subie Divas congratulates Kathy Zurolo and her family, of Milford, Connecticut, on being the Target 10,000 winners! Premier Subaru conducted a three month long contest to celebrate the sale of our 10,000th car. The winner would receive a $10,000 purchase credit towards a new or pre-owned car here at Premier Subaru, or a $10,000 U.S. Savings Bond.

Over 1,500 entries were received for the contest. Premier Subaru engaged the marketing firm of Two Guys In Jackets to independently review the submitted entry form and audit the drawing. Kathy Zurolo of Milford, Connecticut was selected as the winner and chose the $10,000 vehicle purchase credit.

Ms. Zurolo and her family were at Premier Subaru on October 30, 2010 to pick up her ordered 2011 Subaru Forester.

As always, at Premier Subaru is doing everything we can to help the less fortunate this year. You can help us by bringing food for the CCA Thanksgiving Food drive and by bringing a new, unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots to our showroom collection boxes. You can help us even more by telling a friend to do the same! This Diva is proud of the webpage she built promoting the charities- check it out here:

http://www.premiersubaru.com/season-for-sharing.htm