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22/1 & 23/1: C & D [Dad's Birthday, Doinky Doodles]











It's Daddy's birthday!
My Dad & Mom went to watch Hachiko with me (yea, 2nd time for me!)
They loved the movie. :D
In fact, I was aware of this heartwarming story long ago as
my Dad told me so.
I think it's actually the 1st time
I watched a movie in the cinema with my Dad!
It is amazing!
Thank God for this opportunity! :)
Though it was the 2nd time I watched this show,
I still wept. :~~]
It is truly touching!

~

Visited Doinky Doodles to collect my custom-made bag!
I shall post it in my next entry :)
Xin, the Toy Maker behind Doinky Doodles
is a pleasant & friendly lady.
It has been a pleasure to finally meet her. :D
There are other interesting handmade items, apparels etc
in her shop.
Please do drop by if you are looking for cute & unique stuff.

~

22/1: C for Carrot Cake
(P.S. Apologies for the lack of pictures :s)

23/2: D for Daddy's Birthday Celebration &
Doinky Doodles!

Have a good weekend!

Love,
Pam Petite

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