cutenessapprovedOnline window shopping.

With nearly everybody having their own computer and a printer, some people would say it is not hard to make their own invitation cards and printing them out. But why all the hassle and time consuming work when you can just order them to be made professionally and at a very affordable price?

Visit invitationbox.com, choose a design from their ample collection of designs – Baby Invitations, Birthday invitations, Wedding invitations to name a few – personalized, order and you are done. All you have to do is wait for it to be delivered right to your doorstep.

When ever I think of summer, I visualize myself paying for motorhome and motorhome insurance and travel all over Europe.   Summer is indeed near and for most people it is time to do some caravaning.

Well, okay, caravans may be associated with travelling and such but imagine having to queue for a very long time for a ticket, or trying to be the first in line getting the latest apple product at the store and having to line up overnight. The QTvan can be the best choice for that. The smallest caravan that can only accomodate one person. No frills, only the basics – sleeping area, tv, a tinee whinee kitchen to make yourself a cup of coffee or tea in the mornings.

I am considering to get myself a new slim compact camera as a birthday gift to myself this year. Not that I really need one, but would be nice to have a small enough camera to fit in my small bag easily. As I’m considering Canon powershot currently I’ve been browsing video reviews after video reviews about the cameras in that line. And I found this video of the miniature effect of the canon powershot s95 on youtube. I think it’s cool enough to share it on here. Credit to the owner who created this video.

P/s: I know that I don’t really need a new camera as my Lumix fz28 is just amazing. But I’m such a shopaholic that I need to buy something. Do they have like the benzodiazepines detox addiction treatment for always wanting to buy something new addiction? Bet there would be many people who need that sort of treatment. Myself included.

I was first introduced to this book from a video on Youtube. The youtuber could not have recommended the book enough and how it changed her way of looking at money. She never felt the lack of it. So after reading reviews after reviews of the book I finally decided to get the book.

I haven’t really finished the book but just would like to share my initial thought about ‘Creating Money’. The title would probably mislead some skeptics out there about the credibility of the book – No, it isn’t a book on magic about how to make money out of thin air. Nor is it really about thinking of money 24/7 and it will rain money for you. It target inner belief system.

The book is mostly about how one perceives money. In general I should think that people have this perception of money – that it is not easy to get money. That one sometimes have to do something that one dislike in order to get money. Well, the book with its simple exercises is there to help get rid of this belief and teach us the art of attracting the opportunities of making  money easily through doing the things we enjoy and love. To be clear in what we want instead of what we don’t want and focus on that energy. Afterall, according to the book money is energy.

I got the book not because I want to be earning like a Texas Work Injury Attorney, but I would like  to feel like I’m working in a job that is as important as an attorney’s and to change the way of looking at money. Though I think I am earning not too bad and I have the important things in life that matters, I still feel like somethings is not enough. And it is this mentality that I am seeking to change.

I still have yet to read more of the book, so far I’m liking it and grateful that I found it.

As children my friends and I would sometimes make jewelleries out of anything that we could think of – like spagetti necklace and grass & flower rings – for fun. BFFs promises made binded by a ring on each of our promise ring finger ( the fourth finger on the left hand). It sure was fun.

Well, those were the days when we had fun with wacky jewelleries. I suppose people who created these wacky  but cool rings below may have started out to make grass and flower rings when they were little too?