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Hanging Out with C and a Double FOTD

During the summer vacation, I would always ask C to run errands with me or hang out in the mall or do both. Here are random photos of one of our trips.

Here’s the hairstyle that I wore. I always wore my hair up as I couldn’t stand the heat:

hairstyle 3, by bitsandtreats

I used my magic comb for this hairstyle:

my magic comb for my bun, by bitsandtreats


We ate at Shakey’s. I love putting cherry in my Sprite so I really loved this drink:

cherry sprite, by bitsandtreats

I just didn’t like the cherry syrup which made the drink too sweet.

This is my NARS face and her Clinique face:

my nars face and her clinique face, by bitsandtreats

She likes fooling around when I’m busy:

c fooling around, by bitsandtreats

My sister is not kikay. C’s sister is not so kikay as well. It’s great that we share a common passion for girly things so we really enjoy our trips.
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  1. MichelleJune 24, 2011 at 9:20 PM

    Awwww! It's so cool to have a friend who has similar likes as you! :-)

    BTW, regarding the sponsorship, when can you send the photos? Thank you sooo much!! (michtiu_723@yahoo.com)

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  2. Lady EJune 25, 2011 at 8:25 AM

    Hi michelle, as you know, I am very busy. THese are all scheduled posts. I thought your giveaway was in July?

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