Sunday, January 21, 2018

Sunset Juice, Winter Peripheral, and Devil Strikes

I always see these face shaper rolly gizmos. These ones cost over $200, so they must be amazing at facial smoothenation. I asked the Google Translate picture app to explain it to me. Here are three different kinds.
The cheapest and most travel-friendly rollator is only for the small juice in the front end. So it's very local sum specific. The Ray Face, has the additional OTA ability plates absorption, and helps with sunset juice in the woman township. A lot more features.
The original/premium ReFa CARAT has two specific depth, so I guess it does both front end small juice and sunset juice, with its finger specific approach and systemic Reed products. So I recommend this one.
I found out a lot using Google Translate. Here, they sold winter peripherals for lovers of the colour white.
But then something scary happened. The translated words started to change right before my eyes!
While we're consistent that cava makes your mood rise, the cuteness shows up inconsistently, along with the fruit rich and hungry taste.
This cava changes throughout the night. As first, it has vision bubbles on a night desk with dining.
Then it supplies the third of the foam and the devils strikes widely!
Then there a foamy Aquarius shows up.
And the night ends dramatically, dying, a bush of the night, along with a father. No one wanted that to happen.
Luckily, the cigarette warnings made more sense. If you smoke month city you will death risk knack the health!

Monday, January 1, 2018

Holiday fairies, astronauts, and victory!

Merry holidays! This tree in Seoul is accompanied by a nagging countdown. It was 60 days until the winter Olympics, and we still don't have everything booked!
Singapore thinks that winter, Santa, creepy elves, flying reindeer, fruitcake, chestnuts, sleigh bells, etc. are not enough, so we have new holiday themes, such as this fairytee. We made poor work/life balance decisions, so this from-car picture is the best we got of the space holidays décor.
This year's holiday wrap is not as creative as the past, but I'm pleased to announce that holiday French is abound in Asia. I prefer the "Petit et gentil" ornament.
I prefer wrap with seasonally appropriate messaging. (Note, not an actual model 58, from my checking).
Nothing bring yuletide joy like these simple statements.
I like to tell my gift recipients how to live, you know?
And when the gift is wrong, I give them a "Thanks anyway" gift back.
I'm not sure when it makes sense to give a camouflaged gift - seems more like an Easter thing.
While I disagree with the travel message, it is a victory to receive a gift from me, really. It's a subtle message.