Teacup.

I receive a package of ~goodies~ two days ago containing cute goodies that I ordered approximately two weeks ago from Phoophie. Pardon the LQ picture. It’s from my $12 webcam. XD

The first picture is the three items that I actually bought. A pencil case, mechanical pencil and a stamping…thing. The other four picture contains items that was in the $10 Grab Bag. And half the items in the grab bag were totally alien to me.

OK so, the second picture shows a nursery deco tape and a lunch box plastic partition. Third picture shows a milk carton Iwako(?) eraser and a stamping holder thing. That stamping thing took me a while to figure out what it actually was. I thought it was some mechanical pencil thing or one of those japanese eraser holder thing. But now I know. And realized that I have no use for it…moving on. Fourth picture shows a memo pad that contains two cute paper styles featuring Doraemon I think, and a pack of pencil cap. Yup, a pack of pencil cap. Again, didn’t realize what it actually was until it just…hit me. Pencil cap. Last picture, easy one, a panda sticker pack. The stickers are actually raised so it’ll be kind of hard to randomly stick it in my books…

Oh yeah, the Maluhia pocket mirror.

To be honest, I was actually quite dissapointed in the product. I don’t know how to describe it. Here’s the listing that I bought. This is probably the second time that I’m dissapointed in a product that I ordered online. I left a positive feedback for them because I don’t think it’s their fault my satisfaction level on this product is low. Maybe it’s the price. It did bug me a bit originally. I paid USD$8 which is approximately NZD$13. I just can’t justify my feelings about this product. At the end of the day, I’m not happy I got it. And the seller still hasn’t given me my feedback yet. Hmm.

Still have another two packages in transit to me and another custom wallet still being made in Singapore, not in transit yet. But soon will be, hehehe…

Let’s hope the next few packages won’t be as dissapointing as the pocket mirror.