Hello, Twinkles!✨HB has such an addictive personality that when he finds something he likes, he tends to hoard it until he's sick of it. One of them that he loves at the moment are hats or caps. And that's what I'm sharing with you now, my unboxing No. 19! It's Valentino Garavani Hats! Let me know what you think of this. If you're new, don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel 👉 https://bit.ly/2WOfdfe . I hope you all have a wonderful day! Thanks for stopping by! ♡
✨ A little bit of Twinkling: Being kind not only has a direct effect on others, but it has a positive impact on yourself as well.
Watch the unboxing video below:
We were able to visit the newly opened Ikea, the world's biggest Ikea store. It's a 730,000 square foot facility including a 2-story square-foot store with showroom and dining, located in SM MOA Square Mall of Asia Complex. HB and I have been to Ikea in Taipei, Taiwan, but it's our first time here in Manila.
I'm glad that there was no queuing anymore. But shoppers need to
register online before they can enter the shop. Or you can use your
cellphone if you happen to walk in, just like us. The only drawback is
that you have to walk throughout the entire store before you reach the
cashier area or before you can go out. It's exhausting! Remember, this
is a giant store. If you want to avoid this, you can shop Ikea online.
Hello lovely peeps, this time it's No. 18 unboxing of Burberry Linford Overshoe Ballerina Flat in Archive Beige. I had been eyeing this beautiful pair for months. It's not similar to what I usually wear, which are sneakers. I had second thoughts about whether to buy it or not because I won't be able to use it often since it's pandemic. Although these consequential lockdowns and restrictions made me sometimes turn to some shopping therapy to think of other things and to feel a level of normalcy. Plus, it was love at first sight and keeps popping up in my mind, so I decided to buy it. I'm pretty sure I squealed with excitement when I received the package.
The 1.3" shiny rubber block heel sneaker-style makes it masculine, but the fixed bow at the upper and the ballet-flat make it feminine. I love the unique design. It's like a Yin and Yang combination. However, I haven't worn these shoes in a while, despite how much I like them because they did get me blisters. But I'm giving it another try with some shoe pads. Hopefully, this will help a friction-free fit.
You can watch the unboxing video below, or on 👉YouTube.
I have last seen this pair of Burberry Linford Overshoe Ballerina Flat sold at Neiman Marcus. Let me know what you think of this. If you're new, don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel 👉 https://bit.ly/2WOfdfe .I hope you all have a wonderful day! Thanks for stopping by! ♡

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Calm down, folks, no nude photos here!😀 It was spring in Japan, which means the weather was pretty cool when we went to Ibusuki, a quiet city located in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. We planned to try their famous SUNAMUSHI, or HOT SAND BATHING, one of Japan's most unique and unusual spa getaways. This steamed sand bath is said to get rid of toxins (opening the pores, improving circulation, and increasing blood oxygen levels). The sand is naturally heated by volcanic steam, warming the sands to 50-55 degrees Celsius. There are several resorts along the coastline where you can experience sand bathing in Ibusuki.
To experience a steamed sand bath, first, you need to buy a ticket at the registration counter. Then you'll be provided by the resort a yukata (Japanese robe), a small towel and a wristband/locker key. You need to change and must take off all your underwear and wear only a light cotton yukata. Men and women have separate locker rooms. My biggest shock arrived when I went to my designated place. As I swung open the communal women's locker room door, I found the area full of women of all ages, some stripping down, some were stark naked primping themselves, and some were like nude ramp models walking around as if they were alone. Goodness, I can't get over my initial shock! I couldn't even look at them straight. I was so embarrassed. Pardon me, people I grew up with a conservative family, culture, and religion that frowns on nudity and sexual expression. However, I know about Japanese and Korean spas and getting naked and all, as I've been a long avid fan of their films and variety shows even before they became globally famous. I'm not new to this. But as a first-timer and seeing a lot of naked bodies, in reality, was entirely a different story. It was a whole lot to take in. I felt like having a heart attack!
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The Communal Women's Locker Room (I've waited to take this photo when a few people were around.) |

Moving on, HB and I met up outside. He was already wearing his yukata. We put on the beach slippers from the resort and proceeded to the appointed sand bathing hall on the beach. An attendant told us to lie down in the sandpit and protect our faces with a towel. He started shoveling the warm sand over us until we were buried up to our necks in the black sand, with only our heads exposed to the air. Everyone was relaxed. Until the woman near me made a weird sound, more like a moaning kind of sound. If you close your eyes, you might think there's something hanky panky going on. And I was like, "What is happening to her?" And then a male voice started saying in Japanese, "Ah, Kimochi, Kimochi," meaning it feels good. Oh my, this is getting weirder! Anyway, after 5 minutes, she got up and told her pal that she couldn't take the heat of the sand anymore. Ah, so that explains the moaning sound. hahaha... She felt uncomfortable already. As for HB and me, the heat was at a mild temperature. We even wanted to stay more. But the allotted time given to bathers was only 10 minutes because prolonged soak may cause a low-temperature burn and dizzy feeling. Our body gets warmed to the very core, so heavy sweating and sweat-soaked clothing were a given. But after that, it was refreshing!

ADDRESS:
BUSUKI SUNAMUSHI ONSEN Natural Sand Bath “SARAKU”
〒891-0406
5-25-18, Yunohama, Ibusuki-shi, Kagoshima, 891-0406, Japan