Japan Online Seller: Marvi Joy Buico

This is a screen shot taken from one of his videos on Facebook.

 

It was Marvin Joy Buico and his mom Sheila Marie Ikema from Osaka, Japan who kind of introduced me to pre-loved items from Japan. I somehow bumped into them on Facebook and initially enjoyed watching them together. I got really hooked when I learned that they are originally came from Kitcharao, Surigao del Norte, a few hours from my birthplace Bangonay, Jabonga, Agusan del Norte. 

Marvin and his mom do not really look like mother and son. They look like they are siblings. They are really good entertainers because they can sing and dance. Their favorite background song is Material Girl by Madonna and eventually, Marvin indeed became a "Material Girl" and he doesn't deny it. We are friends on Facebook and I had seen the evolution of him in the material world.

At some point, I wanted to buy this fabulous Louis Vuitton bag from him but he always has too many buyers with high speed internet connection compared to mine so there was no way I could compete. I did not try again because I have had found several live sellers along the way. But whenever he is live during my free time, I still would watch him to get entertained.

If you wanted to watch his live video to see his high end items, just find him on Facebook. The last time I know he had reached 5K friends already and cannot add anymore, or was it his mom, I am a little confuse now. 

But hey, thank you for reading my post, I appreciate it a lot.

Have a good one!

Homemade Cookies, anyone?

Today, hubby baked cookies for 24 elderly people in the community as Christmas gifts thru Assay Lab, my work place. He baked Macadamia, peanut butter, chocolate chips and double chocolate chips (my favorite) and sugar cookies. The cookies in the pic above were the leftovers. I did not have a photo of Macadamia ones.

We put them into a tin container after putting them in a treat bag. We individually wrapped the chocolate chips and double chocolate chips in a water cellophane so that the other kinds will not smell and taste like chocolate chips cookies.

This is how it looks when the treat bag is tied up. It is pretty, ain't it?

Looking at these sweet delights is making me happy.

 

I was planning to wrap around the four sides of the tin with these ribbons and put the bow at the top. I thought I grabbed the bag of bows at the store but apparently not because I could not find them. I did not have a choice except to make the bows out of the ribbons 

and I couldn't believe I really made them! They are beautiful!

 

My finished goodies!

I can be skillful, huh? Teehee!

Thank you so much for dropping by! Happy Holidays everyone!

Phillip Stein Watch is My Christmas Gift To Myself

My late friend Vanessa introduced me to Philip Stein and I was thinking to buy one for me in the future but I have forgotten about it until my cruise trip last July. Philip Stein watches were promoted by the Celebrity Cruise shops and sold in many different Jewelry shops in Skagway, Ketchikan and Juneau, Alaska. I actually went to one of the shops that time but I did not buy one even though my husband approved so. The reason was because the sales clerk was not that good in sales talk, hahaha, he was boring. Perhaps he thought I was just window shopping. Oh well.

Then I bumped into a thread online about Philip Stein watches last week and the rest is history.

Ain’t it pretty?

 

I love it because of its unique design and it has two clocks, I use one for US and the other one for Japan (my daughter lives there at the moment). Also, Philip Stein has a natural frequency technology which helps our body feel less stress, more energy and sleep better.

I hope it will help me sleep better because I really need it.

What did you buy for yourself this Christmas? Care to share?

Thank you for dropping by. Have a good one!