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Things That Made Me Pause - Typo

 




Remember when I said that I was stuck at home for over a week? 
Well, my son and I got out and wandered in Greenbelt. 

We went inside Typo. 
For some reason, I haven’t bought anything from this store in years. 
But I always find something I like in Typo Singapore. Hmmm…

Strawberries and cherries are my thing.

Breakfast tabs! I was tempted to buy this one, but I still have a lot of tabs to use up. 


I am always drawn to food stickers. 



I currently have an obsession with stamp markers. As a matter of fact, I have acquired my son’s sets. Yes, sets. 2 sets. He’s not using them anymore. So mommy will. 😁


This Essential Pen Pack is a good idea. But I didn’t buy it because I already have…well, you know my pen situation. 

This Artist’s Tool Belt caught my eye. Mmm.. tempting. But I already have a system. 



And of course these travel bags and pouches caught my eye. I tried so hard not to buy any because, well, I don’t need anything from this table. Want? Absolutely! But no essentials that I needed. 



And look what I found! A Junk Journaling Kit! In a tin lunchbox! 



Oh, gosh. This pouch..

I love the color. 


I love the compartments


And I love that hollow portion on the back for more stuff! Good thing this was too small for my needs, so, wallet safe! 

Next up, I’m gonna show you my Almosts..


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With elegance and quiet fire,
Lady E


Founder, Glow by Lady E 
An editorial space for stories, art, and intentional living


 


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