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Just two months ago I just discovered a fantasy tv miniseries,  The 10th Kingdom, from Blockbuster's clearance rack with a bright yellow sticker smacked $3.99! The box consisted of three DVD disks which makes up for the four hundred and seventeen minutes of the film. Yes, not bad for the pricing but the important part of this is that I've enjoyed watching this movie. There's a lot to see- from angry trolls, dangerous magic tricks to scenic greeneries. If you're a child at heart with great interest of fairy tale stories, light comedy, curious adventure, and plus not being so nitpicky with computer graphics... then I recommend The 10th Kingdom.


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Song: Wishing On A Star covered by Anne Dudley




The cover art of the DVD seems like a pretty successful design. Just a little bit bothered by the troll's face. I added this for visual interest in the blog. :lol:

If you're into browsing other member's collection of personal style or fashion, then I recommend modepass.com! Its also a good site to start practicing French. :)

http://modepass.com/DecemberExpress

Here's mine in case you're curious.

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/LIVING/wayoflife/10/06/thrift.shops.ap/index.html?eref=rss_topstories

Wow, they caught on pretty late with this article. (I thought for the past seven years, thrift stores is kind of a hip thing for pretentious shoppers) I've always been a fan of a thrift store, especially spending on somethings with a one digit price. Although it is a challenge to find the the right fitting, but the awesome part is finding that other man's trash that turns into your treasure. As for now, not a lot of people are willing to give up their items for thrift stores to sell as their products get sold away.

I think I'm starting to get addicted to a clothes-mix matching site called polyvore, it is so addicting that it is also becoming my other tool for an art canvas. That means I end up creating collages of non-fashion related things as well, lol.

Gosh, it is quite fun