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Human Craziness Over Minion Toy
Today, McDonald’s released the 3rd batch of Minions featuring Stuart that can light up. Whoa. That’s enough to drive a bunch of Malaysians crazy. If I am a power from another country trying to take over Malaysia, or the World, I now know how to do it. Give them Minions. On a serious note, I am quite perplexed and disturbed by the current trends of things. How easily people can become monsters over some meaningless toy. I enjoy collecting McD toys occasionally and even love making complaints to McD when their service is not up to par. I was doing the management a favour, you know, trying to help them…
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Mini Models and Fancy Mom and Kids Products
Recently I took some precious time off from work to attend Bloom and Grow’s Spring/Summer Catalogue Launch for 2013. Being a mum, I was completely smitten by the kids product range from this company. I personally used some of them, such as Skip Hop backpacks. “As parents ourselves, we know what other parents and little ones are looking for. We select among the finest, safest, multi- award winning and most functional goodies for parents to choose from. Many of these products are actually designed by parents themselves who were unable to find certain accessories to match their standards or expectations or from observing how their baby reacted or used some…
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Product Review of Skechers Toddler’s Shoes Blue Z Strap with Lights
Read my other reviews of Skechers here: Product Review of Women’s Shape-ups Liv – Happy Mary Jane Sneakers Product Review of Boys Skechers Hot Light Product Review of Skechers Pro-TR 1 Jordan actually received this pair of Skecher’s Blue Z Strap when he was only 6 months old, so obviously I could not test them on him that time. Now finally, he can walk about and wear them at nearly 16 months old. Apparently, Jordan is a shoe loving boy. I mentioned during the last shoe shopping trip at Skechers that he cried when we removed the shoes and tried to walk out the shop with the new pair of…
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Natural Probiotics the Kefir Way
What you need: 1) Kefir Grains (1 Tablespoon is enough) 2) 2 glass jars (1 litre each) 3) Wooden spatula 4) Sift and Cloth with Rubberband 5) Milk This is what Milk Kefir Grains look like. I buy my grain for the first time from a lady called Joy. You may buy from her too at kefirbaby@yahoo.com. 1 Tablespoon of grains cost RM35. Here are some alternative places you can buy your kefir grains but I have not experienced them myself. This is the kind of jar I use, and I just cover it with a cloth and secure it with a rubber band. I also put my jar in…
