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Very Thankful

Hey guys! As you know, I’m at the SuperSale Bazaar from today ‘til Sunday so this will be a quick post.

First of all, thank you to my new followers! I was surprised to see my follower meter up today. Thank you ladies, I will get back to your blogs as soon as possible. Remember, when I reach 100 followers, I will be doing a giveaway!

Next, I’d like to thank Kingking for visiting Hyphen today! I’m sorry I wasn’t able to attend to you as much as I wanted to because I was very busy doing the accounts.  But thank you for visiting my booth and calling my attention!

Third, I guess this photo says it all:

pia magalona and me

Thank you very much Ms. Pia Magalona for taking the time out to scrutinize  all my merchandise and for purchasing a lot! Thank you for being so nice and so sweet and thank you for saying yes to this photo, twice! I didn’t ask her to hold the Hyphen bag up. She just posed like this! So thank you Ms. Pia!

Above all, I thank the good Lord for good sales for this day. 2 more days to go! I’ll see you ladies! If you do drop by, please say hi to me, okay?
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  1. KingkingMay 21, 2011 at 12:58 AM

    hi lady e, it's alright that you were not able to attend to me. it was really nice meeting you in person. till next time :)

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  2. I Am AhneMay 21, 2011 at 2:28 PM

    a round of applause for Hyphen...

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  3. cafémobilityMay 22, 2011 at 12:58 AM

    wow... unspoken speechlessness nothing ako teh. :) so happy for you. gumawa ka na ng sarili mong brand, tapos mag expand ka into lingerie. tapos magtayo ka ng building at pangalanan nating House of LadyE.

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  4. UnknownMay 22, 2011 at 8:37 PM

    wow... we luv yah.

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  5. Lady EMay 22, 2011 at 11:00 PM

    tamang trip ka cafemobility ah!

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