This upcoming Sunday will be International Women’s Day. This year’s International Women’s Day, the focus is about “Celebrating women’s achievements and increasing visibility, while calling out inequality.” As I glanced back into the past, women had done so much and had achieved so much for us, modern women, to enjoy. Let’s talk about childbirth. It wasn’t… Continue reading Inequality Amongst Women
Netflix Series Review: Ares
Image Courtesy of IMDB To have the ambition to succeed in life at all costs, how far would you be willing to go? Summary Rosa was a medical student studying to become a doctor. She had a hardworking father, who taught her to work hard in life. They were not wealthy and to top it… Continue reading Netflix Series Review: Ares
Universal Studios Japan (Part 2)
After spending a significant amount of time at the Harry Potter part of Universal Studios, it was time to explore the rest of it. There were so many parts of the park and so little time! I had arrived right at opening time for the day to make sure I could see as much as… Continue reading Universal Studios Japan (Part 2)
Book Review: The Magic Of Mom
Technically, this is not a typical book review. This book is a book filled with quotes from famous writers and celebrities about motherhood. Both good and bad…. Each day I would fold a few pages and read the quotes inside. I can’t wait to finish this “sculpture” and give it to my Mom! Follow Chocoviv’s… Continue reading Book Review: The Magic Of Mom
Reblog Feature: Bags That Saved My Leafy Greens
Growing up in a household that loved eating leafy green vegetables, I observed they were left in the open for customers to pick what they wanted. Nowadays, plastic bags kept many of these leafy greens separated by bundles and prevented customers from picking freely. Sadly, these plastic bags also sped up the yellowing of the… Continue reading Reblog Feature: Bags That Saved My Leafy Greens
Isonoryotaro Nambaten Conveyor Belt Sushi In Osaka
Isonoryotaro Nambaten Imagine 100 yen for a plate! Depending on the colour indicator, many plates only cost 100 yen. There were more expensive ones, but I got my fill just eating mostly 100 yen plates. Another fun treat was the surprise eggs that could fall out of a machine depending on how much you ate.… Continue reading Isonoryotaro Nambaten Conveyor Belt Sushi In Osaka
Inokashira Park Zoo
The Inokashira Park Zoo in Mitaka was a spontaneous side trip from the Ghibli Museum. Only adults needed to pay for admission as children were free. Many families with young children were running about and having picnics. There was a guinea pig petting zoo too! There were a few very interesting life lessons in this… Continue reading Inokashira Park Zoo
The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter At Universal Studios Japan
I was looking for to Universal Studios because I really wanted to enter Harry Potter’s world! This one in Japan might be smaller than the North American one and Japanese was used instead of English, I was still super thrilled! Stepping through those gates, I felt like I had stepped into Hogsmeade! It all looked… Continue reading The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter At Universal Studios Japan
Eating On Japan Airline (Part Two)
As I boarded onto my return trip back home, I was curious about what meals were the stewardesses going to serve! I was very impressed with the meals going to Japan, so I was looking forward to my meals on my return flight. It was a wonderful idea to actually have local chefs design the… Continue reading Eating On Japan Airline (Part Two)
Beardie Update: Back Home To My Bearded Dragon
“I am home!” I was excited to show my bearded dragon the souvenirs that I picked up for him. My favourite is the Pikachu sofa from the Pokemon store at the airport right before we left. The children wanted to buy a felt bed, but I decided that the sofa is the cutest. Plus it’s… Continue reading Beardie Update: Back Home To My Bearded Dragon
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