everything at 85 pesos each! how do they make money?? we bumped into designer JC buendia there and he said the trick is to buy stuff that you think costs more than 85 bucks para sulit. but how will you know how much they cost elsewhere? like we bought an eyelash curler for 85 bucks—eh magkano ba yan sa landmark?
and who knew we needed this stuff??some rubber thumb-and-finger thimble thingy to help you pick up paper from a stack (or to count money) instead of licking your fingers:

set of patchwork coasters (too bad it didn't come in other colors and prints):

socks for your chair's feet (baka malamigan haha):

printed oil blotters (we got the leopard-print, of course—don't know if it works, though!):

little monster dolls:

japanese-patterned cloth for handicraft decorations:

japanese fancy paper used for origami (love the print!)

owl-shaped containers for soy sauce, salt, pepper, and togarashi:

bronze-colored bobby pins:

piggy sponge (will make washing dishes fun):

bear's shaped [sic] curtain holder:

and what are we going to do with all this stuff?? ewan! basta cute kasi eh! well, at least for every four items we bought, we were allowed to choose a free item from a rack of goodies (we bought 15 items—do the math!).







































