Mini-Bazaar

International House of Kyoto held a mini bazaar as a part of their OPEN DAY event for today's national holiday. Thank Khun Hiroshima from Nippon-Thai club who invited us to tag along the event as the seller. So, a few of us (mostly) students living in Kyoto, gathered to TRY to get rid of the stuff we don't want anymore.

Jill and I, of course with the amount of goodies at our house, contributed large protion for sales (at VERY cheap price.) Hoping to get rid roughly half of the goods, we were too lucky to be able to both sell and give away more than 80%. So happy that we didn't have to carry that much back home with us. And so happy that we could clear up quite an amount from the house. (does that mean we have more room to go shopping?!?! haha =P)

From today's event, we now know what kind of stuff is good for sell at this kind of bazaar. Maybe we'll be invited again next year???

Sweet November

Why November has to be sweet? Is that only because Keanu Reeves played a romantic role in the movie of the same name? Nah... shouldn't be just it. But who cares if November is sweet or not - right? Hah!

Anyways.. not that I don't have anything to write in my blog, but because there are too many things to write (and too many works) that I don't know which comes on the top list anymore. So why don't I just go insane for now. ;-)

My Auntie came over for a visit with her friends last week for 4 days. It was such a wonderful time. Too much driving in just that many days, but it was totally worth devoting. So glad all of them had a great time here too. See you again back in Thailand na ka!!

Off to work ...