From Japan with love.

Things that arrived from Osaka and Korea today. YAY!!!! Yet, I don't quite get why I ordered so much Bento supply stuff... I sure love Bento, but never tried it, and I'm not sure if I ever will - not even enough time for the must-do projects... Well, no matter. If I want to do some Bento-ing now, I definitely have all I need :D :D
Little paper flags for Bento, Huge pink piglet shopping bag (too big for the pic, so only the tag), food cutters for Bento, tiny sticks for Bento, little plastic deco animals (hello kitty in pajamas -too cute- and goggle-eyed rabbits).
2 Din A4 folders, soya sauce containers for Bento, more food cutters, 2 rice ball makers, egg spice.

Have you ever tried Bento? Do you like it? Any advice?

So Sweet.

I was in Berlin a few days ago, visiting Egg, and it was so GREAT. This is my city, I love that place, I love the funny people and all the crazy shops and tiny places and bla!
...and if I could I would have brought home MUCH MORE stuff... But I'm not greedy, no, and so I selected carefully.

(from top and left)
organic strawberry biscuits (absolutely mouthwatering) from Mamsell's


milk chocolate (irresistable package design) from Mamsell's

Moomin lollies for my moomin collection
(herat shaped in green and red)

My melody PEZ dispenser

Japanese Apollo rocket shaped strawberry chocolate bits
(you can see them on the packet front, they taste wonderfully and are so tiny! idealy for sweets decoration!)

Last three items are from a sweets stall at Mauerpark Flohmarkt, sadly I forgot the name of the shop, they had a huge assortment of super cool crazy sweets from different countries. VERY recommendable! :)

Isn't that couple SUPER DUPER CUTE? I love their smiles :)
The girl I bought them from at the flea market told me they were a handmade gift from a korean friend of hers and were made of wooden spools. I wonder how she could sell them, but well, good for me :D