Bet on it from high school musical 2. Very impactful song which is about determination and self-belief. Show Luo sang the chinese version, but I still like the original english version
Monday, December 31, 2007
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Saturday, December 15, 2007
The Amazing World of Daiso
Unlike the usual variety of items that u can find in any local department shops or the once prominent 1.99 shop, I was marvelled by the strange gadgets and objects found in IMM Daiso. It's not the first time that I have been to a Daiso outlet. I have visited the ones in PS and Vivo, it never really captured my attention except for its unique selling point that it sells everything at 2 bucks and all things japan, in it. IMM is so much different that it sells practically anything. I have a problem trying to give IMM Daiso a proper label for the things it sells and its the biggest so far i have seen. I saw wood for sale, metal pipes and woodcraft materials. There were G-clamps and vices. These were things I used to play with when I was in secondary school doing Design and Technology. :> Yes, i play with them, not use them.... This is not all, they have pet accessories, figurines. I saw they putting Zhang Fei and Liu Bei figurines on display! This two historical figures are my faves from the three kingdoms period. It's a small dark red ones, not glass, bu some kind of a stone or marble.
Variety is one thing, but its the peculiar stuffs that left me dumbfounded and stoned. One particular item is the staple remover. There is no demand for a staple remover, at least for me. I always used the pointed tip of the stapler at the back of it, to dislodge the pesky little fellow from the papers. Its seems to me that the Japs r thoughtful, to actually design something for everything, ranging from staple removing to other activities. The design of the staple remover is remarkable, it looks like a stapler, but the difference is that at the end of it, it is replaced by very sharp ends on both of the ends. If you look from the side, it reminds me of the fangs and the mouth of a viper, yes..the viper ....a kind of dangerous snake. I have certainly really "opened my eye" to the marvels of the world. Daiso is the eighth wonder of the world. My friend who was with me, was all too shocked and lost in seeing the myriad items on display. He developed such admiration and love for Daiso that he force me to say with him that "We love Daiso".
WE LOVE DAISO!
Unlike the usual variety of items that u can find in any local department shops or the once prominent 1.99 shop, I was marvelled by the strange gadgets and objects found in IMM Daiso. It's not the first time that I have been to a Daiso outlet. I have visited the ones in PS and Vivo, it never really captured my attention except for its unique selling point that it sells everything at 2 bucks and all things japan, in it. IMM is so much different that it sells practically anything. I have a problem trying to give IMM Daiso a proper label for the things it sells and its the biggest so far i have seen. I saw wood for sale, metal pipes and woodcraft materials. There were G-clamps and vices. These were things I used to play with when I was in secondary school doing Design and Technology. :> Yes, i play with them, not use them.... This is not all, they have pet accessories, figurines. I saw they putting Zhang Fei and Liu Bei figurines on display! This two historical figures are my faves from the three kingdoms period. It's a small dark red ones, not glass, bu some kind of a stone or marble.
Variety is one thing, but its the peculiar stuffs that left me dumbfounded and stoned. One particular item is the staple remover. There is no demand for a staple remover, at least for me. I always used the pointed tip of the stapler at the back of it, to dislodge the pesky little fellow from the papers. Its seems to me that the Japs r thoughtful, to actually design something for everything, ranging from staple removing to other activities. The design of the staple remover is remarkable, it looks like a stapler, but the difference is that at the end of it, it is replaced by very sharp ends on both of the ends. If you look from the side, it reminds me of the fangs and the mouth of a viper, yes..the viper ....a kind of dangerous snake. I have certainly really "opened my eye" to the marvels of the world. Daiso is the eighth wonder of the world. My friend who was with me, was all too shocked and lost in seeing the myriad items on display. He developed such admiration and love for Daiso that he force me to say with him that "We love Daiso".
WE LOVE DAISO!
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