One thing everyone loves is music, which is why I am talking about Olive the Owl Bluetooth Speaker and giving you the chance to win one of your own. Over the years it has become easier for us to listen to music. When I was younger we had vinyl records and I had a little portable record player where I would blast out my favourite tunes. Now you can listen in a variety of way whenever you.
The bluetooth speakers market has been growing steadily over the last few years, and it’s projected to continue to grow. The popularity of these speakers is driven by the increased demand for wireless music streaming and their convenience in comparison to wired connections. Bluetooth speakers can be used as portable devices, but they’re also often found as permanent fixtures in homes and offices. They’re utilised for everything from entertaining at a child’s birthday party to enjoying music while working on an assignment.
But what about the younger members of the family who love to listen to music or reading along to your favourite audiobook. Olive the Owl Bluetooth speaker allows you to enjoy up to 4-hours of total playtime; with an impressive 60-day standby time.
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About the speaker
- The speaker connects wirelessly to any Bluetooth 5.0 compatible device including tablets and smartphones. When connected to your smartphone, Olive the Owl Bluetooth speaker allows you to answer and end calls at the touch of a button. While the built-in microphone lets you talk hands-free.
- The multi-speaker pairing function allows you to connect Olive the Owl speaker with any other wireless Planet Buddies Bluetooth speaker. To achieve a full surround-sound effect.
- The Bluetooth speaker is designed in exquisite, adorable detail with Olive’s own unique story printed on the packaging. To help educate children on the environmental issues that impact endangered owls.
Plus Planet Buddies also partner with World Land Trust and Marine Conservation Society. Whereby a proportion of revenue from each sale is donated to each charity respectively to support their various projects.
The Giveaway
Planet Buddies are gifting one Olive Owl Bluetooth speaker to one of my readers. To enter see below. Make sure you read the terms and conditions. And complete ALL mandatory actions in order for your entry to be valid.
Win An Olive The Owl Bluetooth Speaker
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Wake me up before you go go by Wham
Wild boys Duran Duran
Human League – Don’t You Want Me
Frere Jacques
Something by ABBA 🙂
My first song I listened to as a child was spice girls loved listening to all of their songs when I was a child.
I remember listening to Kids in America over and over again on my mums record player
Oh my gosh! Not sure I can remember, probably Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Brotherhood of Man, Save all your kisses for me
New Order – I can’t remember name of song.
At 74 you are taking me way back to the early 1950s and Watch with Mother. It would be a tie between Andy Pandy’s coming to play, la la la la la la!’ and Bill and Ben. Bill and Ben Flowerpot Men. Thank you for rekindling almost forgotten memories of sitting on my Mum or Grandma’s knee watching them and singing along.
We had a record of a couple of songs from Snow White. It was the seven dwarves singing Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it’s off to work we go..
We are family…Sister Sledge
Love This
I remember Mum telling me off for joining in with Dads Beatles records, she particularly hated me singing Obla Dee Life Goes On as she thought I was swearing
The song ‘Morning has broken’ at school in assembly.
i cant remember, something by Elvis i think
The first song I can remember was Hot Gossip – I Lost My Heart To A Starship Trooper.
would i lie to you by charles and eddie
It would have to be my mum singing ‘this little light of mine’!
This is so cute! The first song I remember playing when I was little was Sing a Song by Pinky & Perky!! On vinyl! I feel so old!
Starman – David Bowie
Anything by Spice Girls – I was obsessed!
It was that long ago I can’t actually remember.
dancing queen by Abba
Probably Away in a Manager and other Christmas Carols in school
the pink floyd album, the wall
twinkle twinkle little star
My Dad loved rock music so it was probably something by Thin Lizzy
Mony Mony – apparently I used to sing along with Bongy Bongy!
I should be so lucky, by Kylie Minogue.
It’s a strange one, but I remember jigging about to Don’t Turn Around by Aswad. It was the Sunday night radio chart show.
Little White Bull by Tommy Steele
The first song I can remember listening to was Kylie minogue the locomotion
ITs so long ago I cant remember lol but it was probably something my mum played, like Elvis
Tears for Fears – Mad World – my sister was a super fan
I remember watching Top of The Pops and seeing Unlimited perform No Limit. That’s the first song I took notice of!
bad…micheal jackson
I remember being obsessed with the wurzels for some reason!
The first ever record I remember listening to, and I bought it!! It was Shaddap You Face by Joe Dolce. I was only about 6 or 7 years old x
My first song memory is “These boots were made for walking” – and I used to stop around the house to the music!
I first remember listening to Caravan of Love by the HOusemartins xx
Wizzard – See my Baby Jive!!
Help by The Beatles
This is going back quite a bit, it was save all your kisses for me by brotherhood of man
Its got to be the Killers Mrbrightside.
Little boxe – going back a bit now!
Crying In The Rain by The Everley Brothers which was a massive hit in the 1960’s
I think Living on a Prayer. My dad was a big Bon Jovi fan.
I remember singing along to ‘lucy in the sky with diamonds’ (badly, and i know this as it was taped and played back to me when i was older) with my big sister
These Boots Were Made for walking, when I was about 6 because I imagined the boots walking all over me lol
How cute, my daughter would love this
paperback writer by the beatles – randomly!
I remember listening to the Hollies with my dad
Paul McCartney – We all stand together. We had it on record x
I’d probably say it’s one of spice girls songs!
I remember listening to the Beatles when I was younger as my dad really liked them
American pie, my Mum used to play it all the time!
Dare I admit it was “I never promised you a rose garden” by pinky and perky. Whoops too late! Good luck everyone and stay safe ☃️❄️🎄🎅🏼
I remember listening to, It’s my party, and I’ll cry if I want to at my birthday party.
Sugar Sugar by The Archies when I was about 5
It was the Jackson 5 I want you back. My dad loved them and was always playing their music
Away in a manger …… so sweet and gentle
I used to listen to Mike and the Mechanics “Looking Back” with my Dad on repeat
I loved s club 7 probably reach.
I would have to say it was a Kylie song, probably something like I Should Be So Lucky.
kenny rogers the gambler mum was always playing
Return to sender or anything else by Elvis presley. My dad listened to him all the time so I grew up with all the Elvis songs lol.
Thriller by Michael Jackson
Twinkle, twinkle little star
growing up in the 60s the first song l remember was ‘She Loves You Yeah Yeah Yeah’
My mum was always playing Diana Ross records when I was little so it was probably something by her.
Probably my dad playing his Elvie albums
I was a massive early Kylie fan. I used to blast the cassette “Enjoy Yourself” on my boom box and sing into my hairbrush. She was my idol!
I think it was probably Christmas songs but the first chart song I really remember being all over the radio was Michael Jackson’s Thriller!
Nursery rhymes. We had a VHS full of them
Trust in me…The Jungle Book! Still love this Disney Album.
The Carpenters as my dad listened to them when I was a child.
Seasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks
such a cute prize !:)
Itzy bitzy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini/ I was obsessed 🤩😆 at about 3 years old.
Amazing!
Delaney’s Donkey by Val Doonican. My mum loved him
Not a song as such but I remember my dad playing the ET soundtrack on picture disk record. I was about 5/6
I remember listening to the spice girls when I was younger, I was a big fan
It was ultravox’s vienna. yes, I am old.
This owl Bluetooth speaker will be great for my son! Thankyou for this opportunity. Good luck everyone 🤞
The wombles theme
What a lovely prize. I would love to win
I can remember listening to Abba and singing along to Super Trouper
All the 80’s music that my mum used to listen to. In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins brings back childhood memories and so does the Ghostbusters theme tune haha.
I’m sure it would have been a Tina Turner song, as my dad loved her she was always on the radio ‘Simply the best’
To be honest I’m not sure but I remember watching top of the pops and one of my earlier memories is watching Slade performing Merry Christmas Everybody.
Yellow Submarine by the Beatles
My mum always used to sing que sera to me!
ABBA – Dancing Queen, of couse.
Cheers!
How cute is that owl?!
I don’t remember any children’s songs but my mother had the radio on all the time. Crooners were popular at the time and I particularly remember the catchy Heartaches by the Number.
The superman one, with silly actions, remember that from primary school discos!
Cher -Gypsies Tramps and Thieves! Such a classic, always gets me singing along
probably Rock around the Clock as my Mum was a huge fan
I remember little donkey well.
mum loved Elvis, so blue suede shoes comes to mind
Nursery rhymes with my grandmother
This looks like great fun
It would have to be ABBA – Dancing Queen! Me and my sister used to dance and sing to it a lot when I was a toddler!
Away in a Manger at the Christmas Nativity at a school where my Nan was the caretaker 😊🎄
an elvis presley song, if i can dream