Bought K-Pop CDs

Today, Wednesday, me and my 2 daughters went to a mall near here in our house.

Our original plan was to go to Manila, but we just changed the plan because this week is "Holy Week". Lots of people come back home to their home town, so it means to say that the traffic is so tight and all terminal buses are busy and "full pack"( I'm using the words again , he he he).

To go to Manila is so easy and fast but coming back home is so hard. I don't want to line up in terminal for how many hours just to take a ride back home, and I don't want to rent a car either just like I always used to (I'm a bit thrifty now he he)

So we just decided to shop here but there's no 'The Face Shop' outlet here, so I have to cross the item I need to buy in TFS in my list :(

First stop to the book store, my babies bought a new sketch pads and anything that they need for their drawing hobby. They love to draw so much you know specially my youngest princess and their hands are really good not like me, my drawing is no good :( . Me just bought one on sale Jap. craft magazine. That's what I love so much , anything handy craft, but no no no to drawings.

Next stop to the record bar. I bought K-Pop CD's (Korean Pop) though it 's a bit expensive - TVXQ and Super Junior. I like the Mirotic of TVXQ and the Sorry, sorry of S.J.


But actually I'm looking for the CD of U kiss because I've heard that they gonna releasing their album here under Universal Records but still it's not available here in the province ( that's why I want to go to Manila). There' s no SS501 too, but I saw BOA, fx, SNSD, and Shinee albums.

Then we walked around the mall browsing all the new items but shop nothing. Then last stop to the grocery, bought some fresh fruits and my children love Jap. mayonnaise and Jap. snacks only. Actually I've done my grocery shopping yesterday for the whole week.

On our way home, Mycah again have her favorite Jap. corn on her right hand and on her left is an ice cream, while my Stephannie, have the large Zagu ice cold drink on her right hand and on her left is a box of tiny Bibingka(rice cake) that they will share to their Kuya Mark (elder Bro.) back home.