Archive for June, 2008
My New Indulge…..
ARTISTRY SKINCARE PRODUCTS
Amway, a what-most-people-called MLM, is the only distributor of Artistry. Therefore, it's not easily available unless you join Amway as member or else, get someone who is the distributor to get the products for you.
I got to know of Artistry through my beloved cousin, Ailing. She was the one who introduced me to the product and out of her own "collection", she allowed me some samples. Since then, I do like to own their products. Unfortunately, the price of the items were rather steep while I was just a little executive in the working industry. Now, with my higher earning power & also, AGE IS CHASING UP, I seriously think that there is such a need to take real good care of my skin.
I SERIOUSLY DO NOT WISH TO LOOK LIKE 40 WHEN I AM ONLY 30!!!!!!
Oh well, I am not 30 yet though. @_@
I just had my hands on the toner and blemish gel & I just placed my order for the cleanser, scrub, eye cream, mask & skin refinishing lotion.
& for now, I am BROKE!
*sigh*
BUT, who cares? I prefer to look younger!
Fake Lashes for SALE!!!!!
Code: #728
Price: S$12.90
Code: #720
Price: S$12.90
Code: #210
Price: S$12.90
Code: #310
Price: S$12.90
Code: #172
Price: S$12.90
Code: #437
Price: S$16.90
**Left 1 box**
Code: #453
Price: S$16.90
**Out of stock**
Code: #412
Price: S$16.90
**Left 1 box**
Code: #432
Price: S$16.90
**Left 1 box**
Code: #434
Price: S$16.90
**Left 1 box**
Code: #446
Price: S$16.90
**Left 1 box**
I am currently using this brand of lashes, Girllashes PERMANENTLY.
Therefore, no worries about the quality of the lashes cos I am a rather fussy person. @_@
The lashes are manufactured in Taiwan and of course, they are imported from there.
As such, the price is a little slightly steeper as compared to the other lashes.
But still cheaper as compared to those I used to buy from Sxxx shop.
If you are keen, do drop me an email at Winnilicious@hellokitty.com and I will revert to you asap.
Terms & Conditions:
1. Normal Postage:
1 box — S$0.50
2-3 boxes — S$0.80
4 boxes — S$1.00
5-6 boxes — S$1.50
1 box — S$0.50
2-3 boxes — S$0.80
4 boxes — S$1.00
5-6 boxes — S$1.50
Registered Post:
add S$2.24 on top of normal postage
If you have opt for normal post, I shall not be liable for your missing mail.
2. Meetup.
Only at Raffles Place area on weekdays.
3. Items are not refundable.
4. Items will be posted only after payment is made via bank transfer. Once you have transferred the money, please email me in the following format:
- Name
- Address
- Email Address
- Contact Number
- Model Number/ Quantity
- Delivery Mode: Normal Post/ Registered Post
- Payment Mode: ATM Transfer/ Internet Banking
- Internet Banking Nick
- Date & Time Transfer
- Amount Transferred
5. Items will be mailed out within 2 working days upon receive the money.
世界末日 – 周杰伦
Somehow I love this song now.
Sex & the City
| Release Date: | 29th May 2008 |
| Language: | English |
| Running Time: | 145 mins |
| Rating: | M18 |
| Genre: | Romance / Comedy |
| Starring: | Christopher Noth, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall, Sarah Jessica Parker [full cast] |
| Directed by: | Michael Patrick King |
| Local Distributor: | Warner Bros |
Follow the adventures of Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha (Kim Cattrall), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) four years after the series ended as they continue their lives in Manhattan. Along with original characters such as Mr. Big (Chris Noth), Magda (Lynn Cohen) and Steve Brady (David Eignerberg), Academy Award Winner Jennifer Hudson joins the cast as Carrie's (Sarah Jessica Parker) new assistant.
Recommendation: 4.5/5
It started with promise, the voice over of Jessica fondly re-introducing the main characters to theatre room full of unabashedly self-proclaimed fans of the HBO series. Myself, never seen an episode, was equally intrigued. The line "so this is where they keep the sunlight" by the stoic boyfriend of Jessica's character was poignant and underlined the impending change in their lives. This was the baseline story that propelled the rest of the movie. The response by Jessica as she stepped on the veranda and swirled back was a great moment of chemistry that, unfortunately, went down the tubes. The show suffered from the same rather inept and inane acting by the TV characters that either could not or deliberately did not want to make the transition to the big screen. Thing is, the big screen magnifies the gestures and facial expressions and acting is a lot more subtle to appear natural as compared to TV or stage acting. I therefore began to feel like I was watching a whole season of the series in one sitting, with the story arcs becoming so obvious and unanticipated due to the compression of time. Strangely, and I still mull over it, the feeling of intrigue stayed. The show dealt with every woman’s issues and never became crass about them nor resorted to shameless exploitation of the audiences’ sentiment like some fundraising shows. It went about its business in an everyday fashion and like daily life, dollops of wisdom and insightful quotes pop up for the careful listener. And like being among friends who seem awkward at first, the show and its characters grow on you. There is much fodder for the feed and I am still munching long after that redeeming final scene, in so ways than one. I felt the bland honesty – in equal measure – therein lies the intrigue for me.