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Here is a genuine Sanrio Japan (2000), Hello Kitty Zodiac Monkey Series 3 Collector Card #010199. 2 1/4"W x 3 1/4"L. Very Rare And Hard To Find Series!!!
These photos won't be of any interest to anyone except my friend Charis. Plus they are pretty blurry.
Charis: Guess what Ryan found in Umeda?
Sunday was a relaxing day once we got into the afternoon. We went to church and lunch with Kyle's parents, and then headed to their house so his mom could cut his hair. After that, we rushed home because someone was due to pick up our recliner and a coffee table. The recliner guy was late, but very nice and let me know ahead of time. The coffee table people vanished off the face of the earth. Never heard from them again. Oh well.
Kyle read a comic while I colored in one of my Hello Kitty coloring books until we heard from Wiggy. She met us at Barnes & Noble in the monsoon and we hung out for a few hours, knitting and catching up.
3. Remove the Top Shell
Next, you should be able to see the edge of the shell. Lift that up and rip it off. Now you can see lots of orange eggs inside the shell. Put some sauce in the shell. Use your chopsticks to dig the egg out of the corner of the shell,but be careful with the black stuff, and the piece of meat in the middle, which is its stomach - you do not want to eat that.
Today was bowling night, I still can't use my ball, it doesn't have the holes yet, but I wanted to get a shot of it on the lanes. My friend Jennifer helped keep the ball steady.
Today's Random Fact: I wore two different color socks today. : )
LUB LUB! Mother's Day pressie from Hubs.
Original Sanrio/Targa, found @ Challenger Parkway.
Photo does not do it justice cos the Hello Kitty is damn glittery bling one lor. :/