Hope to have Collections of...
DOLLs(exquisite ones)/ Figurines/ Some beautifully drawn Manga/ elegant clothes?/ stamps(had a lot already)/ coins from diff. countries/ [stickers was in the past]/ tiny bits of this & that for Art & Craft (maybe they're RUBBISH...)/...
To whoever completely read this whole column: congrats!; its damn long- a chunk of insights to WATASHIWA no SEIKAI...
Exits
♪3/3 '08 CLASS BLOG!♫
Cindy
Hiang Ngee
Hui Min
Kathy
Ming Liang
Mu Xin
Nicol
Sin Joo
Sin Woon
Tiew Tian
Veronica
Vincent
Wei Xuan
Yu Ting
Ice Angel
Xia Xue
Sassy Jan
Blinky Mummy
Dawn Yang
Saturday, February 28, 2009
COOL!!!
Kawaii.minty ♥
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