THE BRIGHT SPOT

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From Japan Home

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We buy most of our plastic organizers and containers from Japan Home because of their durability, functionality and price (all items are priced at P88, unless otherwise indicated).We recently bought this multi-purpose storage box to store our bread and other snacks in:I looked closely at the front label and it says:  "Rangement Cabinet shelf":A case of ... READ MORE

In my Wish List: A Satchel Bag

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I'm seriously liking satchel bags right now and would like to own one. But I can't decide between Schu's Cambridge Satchel Bag (especially the purple at the middle): Or Topshop's Medium Leather Satchel bag.  It's looks so soft and roomy ( I hope this is still being sold at their shops): Or Topaz Horizon's handmade leather satchel bag (this one's really cute and made in ... READ MORE

Loving Saizen!

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I've heard a lot of good reviews about Saizen, a Japanese franchise store that sells cheap, functional and cute items from Japan.  Everything there sells at P85.00.  Last Saturday I had my chance to finally see the store when AJ took me there while we were strolling at Robinson's Galleria.The store really looks inviting...I don't know how I did it, but I ... READ MORE

A Great Bargain Find!

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We were strolling around Greenhills last Saturday and we passed by Unimart to buy cloth hangers.There I found these really pretty glass Luminarc ashrays at a big, big discount!Just check the price tag:Less than $2 each!   It was definitely a steal so we bought 2 pieces of this:The ashrays were big (almost  the same size as our saucers) and we placed one at ... READ MORE

Membership Shopping at S&R

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I used to be a member of S&R.  I buy some of my Christmas presents there and the shrimp garlic pizza which I oh-so-love.  But after a 1-year membership, I decided not to renew it because I thought P700 is too much for privilege shopping (you don't get discounts with the card) and I really don't buy lots of household items and groceries back then because ... READ MORE

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