Shopping

(1) F21 in Tokyo was having winter wear sales and I bought this jacket for SGD17! Can you believe it?

(2) Random Lingerie Set. Too cute to resist. After I bought this, I realized my huge ass can’t fit into the bottom. GRR.

(3) Bathroom iPod Speaker! This is the coolest thing I bought (from The Loft)! I love taking shower! Now my showering experience is enhanced with music! This shower-proof (Not water proof! If you soak this speaker in water, it will stop singing, but treating it to light showers is fine!) speaker keeps your iPod/iPhone safe in the container while it’s plugged into this battery-free speaker! Even though it’s running on the iPod’s battery, it’s loud enough for me to sing and dance in the shower. HAH.

(4) Majolica Mascara. This brand is available in Singapore but it’s slightly cheaper in Tokyo! HEE.

(5) Unidentified Pink Gifts for the SSSS girls. HAHAHA. You girls will love me for this!

I realized the F21 plastic carrier in Japan has this. John 3:16. I didn’t notice if the ones in Singapore has this. But I was awed when I saw it.

“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

– John 3:16 (KJV)

(1) Burberry Blue Label. My first. It’s black. It’s understated. It’s structured. I love it.

(2) A bunch of snacks for my friends and family.

(3) A random knick knack of a Japanese couple.

(1) Froggie. My friend. His relative. HAHA.

(2) Silhouette of us from Tokyo Disneyland. I love this! Thank you Baby for buying this for our future home.

(3) Shirt from Uniqlo. I know I know. Why on earth did I buy Uniqlo when it can be found in Singapore?! I ran out of time to hunt for a gift for my baby brother so I got him a decent shirt instead. HAH.

(4) Minnie Keychain from Tokyo Disneyland. A little gift for my kind friend Steph who lent me her jacket.

(1) Polar Bear from Franc Franc. Welcome to our family!

(2) Mickey and Minnie Pillow for my friend whose wedding I missed. Will post some pictures from their wedding the next time!

(1) More snacks for my family!

(2) Green Tea Kit Kat for my sister. I didn’t managed to buy my sister’s Cleansing oil from Fancl because they don’t sell it at the airport and when I saw it in Ginza it’s all Japanese I wasn’t sure. BOO. Sister, I realized your chocolate expires in October 2010. You think you can finish 10 packets of Green Tea Kit Kat in 3 months? HAH. Japanese products have very short shelf life because they use very little preservatives!

(3) Random Phone Dangle for my granny. It’s a bell-like doll dangle which is great for my granny who may forget where she places her phone. With the “long long” sound, she’ll know the phone is with her or around her. HEH.

THE END.

I know. The shopping log is extremely pathetic. I was in Tokyo and not Zimbabwe where shopping opportunities are scarce. BOO.

Ginza is famous for nothing but luxury shopping! I bought my most expensive purchase (the one which he gave me a dirty look) of the trip right here.

We saw a toy shop with dancing dogs. HAH. A strange sight at Ginza.

I would sit still if my mama gave me this.

We met the mother of nodding dolls.

I bought my first Burberry Blue. According to my shopaholic sister (who seriously needs professional help), “OMG, do you know how coveted it is? It’s only available in Japan!!” HAH. I love my new structured, understated black bag.

If you are at Ginza, you really need to drop by its A&F store even if you don’t wear polo tees. HAH. Like all their America brothers, A&F Ginza store had (1) hunks and babes who does nothing but dance, look good and say “How’s it going?” to all passing visitors, (2) club-like atmosphere with loud American music and non-existence lightings and (3) guarantee-to-drown-all-stinky-boys scent! Other than possessing these three characteristics, unlike their American brothers, they had free Polariod pictures with the hunks! HAH. Japanese’s adoration for photo-taking can be seen in their store too! I took two because the first one made me look fat. Hee.