It’s once again OyatsuBox time, yay! For those of you not so familiar with my blog, OyatsuBox is a monthly subscription box service from Japan. For $11.99, $20 or $30 per month, you receive a box of Japanese confectionery and savoury goods. Let’s have a look inside!
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April has been and gone, and I am another year older. Here’s hoping my brain gets better with age, and I can finally come up with a witty introduction for my monthly favourites. This month I was loving… *prods you to read on*
I’m cracking the whip this month. I’m going to set myself some serious goals and I’m going to stick to them! *begins inspirational montage*
It’s that time of the month again… no, not THAT one *coughs*. It’s time to look at the goals I set myself for the last month, and how I got on with them. Let’s crack on, shall we?
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I’ve noticed that my book reviews have been rather YA-heavy recently… *sweats nervously*… so today I am raising the tone and talking about a mature piece of work: The Course of Love by Alain de Botton.
Despite having enough Japanese candy to set up my own store, I couldn’t resist the opportunity to once again try the Japan Candy Box service, and give a box away to one lucky person! Read on to see what I received in the March box, and how you can win a Japan Candy Box.
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I’m so happy I can use book blogging as an excuse to read ALL the books. Go outside? Can’t, reading a book for the blog. Do something productive with my life? Can’t, reading a book for the blog. Here is a book I read recently: Flawed by Cecilia Ahern.
Excuse me?! What do you mean my last Paul Mitchell review was in October last year?! Let me sort that out by telling you about (yet another) amazing product – the Paul Mitchell Original Hair Repair Treatment.
Damn Dannie, back at it again with the book hoarding. I wish I had a perfectly valid and understandable excuse as to why I hoarded this particular book for so long, but I don’t. Let me make amends by telling you what I thought of Changers: Drew (Book One) by T. Cooper and Allison Glock-Cooper.
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With a haircare routine that has a lot of heat styling, my hair needs a lorra lorra treatments, so I’m always on the lookout for products to help counteract the damage. When the TIGI S-Factor Papaya Leave-In Moisture Spray arrived into my life, it wasn’t long before it established itself into my haircare routine. Let me tell you why.