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A friend just came back from her recent Singapore trip. I was a tad jealous because I couldn't afford to go myself but she brought me something from the Merlion City that I couldn't resist grinning when I heard about it. It's a trinket I've been wanting to have ever since I spied one in IKEA SG a few months ago. Yup, I'm a collector of nonsensical--but cute--trinkets. I was whopping when she sent me a message that she was able to find me one. It's not actually the one from IKEA but it's lovely nonetheless. IMO, it's prettier than the one I saw. Haha. 


And now I couldn't help but use it whenever I can, which would be every few hours--if I had any say about it. :P




Danke schoen, Donabel schön! I simply adore it! :D
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  1. AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 5:38 AM

    hahaha! just read this post Line...and you're welcome...so glad that you liked it :)

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