Tasting...one, two, three

October 2013 Love with food box!

2013-10-16T14:22:00.001-04:00

Wah, I have kind of abandoned this blog for a while. Sorry about that. Anyways, recently I have started my subscription for Love with Food. It is a company that sends you a box of snacks each months for about $10 (+$2 for shipping). For each box that you purchase, you are also donating a meal to a hungry child somewhere. Here's Love with Food's link.

So, I was pretty excited about the October box mainly because it is Halloween themed. Since I haven't tasted the products yet, I'm only going to show you the contents of the box in this post.

When you first open the box, you will be greeted by this adorable Halloween card that says "Scary Delicious" on it. On the back of the card is a list of the items that are contained in the box for your convenience.

So, the first item I saw was the "Chocolate Pizzelle Crisps from Silk City Snacks. They are Italian waffle cookies, and the bag is under 100 calories!

This is the Toasted Coconut Chips from Dang. I have had something similar to this that my father brought back from China. It was super good, so I'm really looking forward to this ^^.

The next item is the Happy Squeeze from Happy Family. I'm not sure if everyone gets the same flavors, but mine is "Blueberry, apple, and purple carrot." Honestly, the carrot part scares me a lot...

This picture shows the Kind Bars from Kind Snacks which has cranberries and almonds. The two little pink boxes are Glee Gum, Triple Berry from Verve Inc. Apparently they are mde from brown rice and cane sugar. I hope it doesn't taste like regular bubble gum >.<

The rest of the box contains some Organic Hard Candies from Torie & Howard, New World Caveman Cookies by Caveman Bakery (contains pumpkin seeds and maple syrup), and Pixa Pearls from Vinaigerie Gingras. The pearls are apple cider vinegar...kinda weird and I'm not really sure what to use them for.

Last but not least, you get some coupons. One is a coupon for a free entree for lean cuisine's "honestly good" line of frozen food. The others are for the squeeze and gum shown above.

That's all for now~ I will probably post a tasting entry later on when Stuart and I try all of them :D

Beary, the Jingle Bear

2011-12-18T19:48:00.002-05:00

This is Beary, he is Stuart's jingle bear from the game Guild Wars. Well, in actuality, he is just a polar bear with some bells attached to him. Stuey and I made him out of regular printer paper with a polar bear papercraft pattern from Canon. We modified couple places, but they are pretty minimal. The pictures below show the progress we went through to make Beary.

Last but not least, below is a silly GIF of Beary who tried to drink some of the Wintersday tonics XD

- Mimi

Paper Flowers

2011-12-12T20:23:00.001-05:00

Wah, I'm so lazy~ I have not blogged for a while even though I have collected so many topics to blog about. Anyhow, since various holidays are approaching, I'm doing a tutorial on how to make some beautiful flowers out of construction paper. These flowers can be used as holiday decorations as well as gifts.

Materials:
- Stiff paper (construction paper, card stock, scrapbooking paper...)
- Glue (I used the regular Elmer's while glue)
Optional:
- hot glue
- toothpicks
- Glitter
- Wire
- Nail Polish
- Pearl/beads

There are many tutorials on the web, so don't worry if mine isn't very clear >.<;

This is version 1. It is pretty easy to make, however, you have to release the flower so that it can loosen up a little bit after rolling. The gluing process might be a little tricky, so it is good to use a toothpick to help apply it.

Once done, you can glue some glitter on to the edges to make it prettier, or even better, just apply some nail polish. The picture below shows a black flower with pearl nail polish.

There are also a couple of variations to my method by cutting the paper differently:

Version 2 makes flowers with uneven edges (like the one below)

Version 3 makes flowers that also look pretty interesting: (this is made by Stuart)

Here's a comparison of version 1 and version 2:

Below are some that are made from patterned paper with pearls in the middle. The stem is glued onto the flower with a glue gun.

That's all, enjoy making flowers!!!!!

- Mimi

Shock

2011-11-29T19:50:00.001-05:00

Horrible things happen to people... I just learned that one of my best friends in high school was arrested for Involuntary Manslaughter, and I saw him couple days before the incident. Life is very cruel to some people, and all I can do is hope the best for him.

And that's that...

-Mimi

Black Friday Shopping (or rather...the day after that)

2011-11-26T19:47:00.001-05:00

Black Friday was hectic, I went to the mall around 11am with my mother but the mall was way too crowded for me to buy anything. So, I went to the mall again today with Stuey. As expected, Forever 21 opened its door at Southpoint on Black Friday to make money off of poor girls like myself selling stolen brand designs. Well, I have to say, it's freaking AWESOME! I love clothing, and the more I can afford the merrier. But, before I talk about things I hauled from F21, I have to talk about buying shoes for Stuey.
Stuey doesn't like to buy things, well, not for himself. He acquires on average one pair of shoes a year and wear until they are unbearable to look at anymore. I absolutely love shoes and always feel bad for him because he wears the same shoes to death. Today, when we stepped inside ALDO, I spotted some shoes for men that I really liked and bought it for him. The first one is the VUTURO in khaki. I like this pair because it is made out of real leather, stylish but also comfortable. The same pair of shoes come in navy blue, which I didn't like quite as much because it will blend in with the blue jeans Stuey often wears. Khaki green on the other hand is great in combination with many autumn colors.

The second pair I bought is the Ordando shoes in Dark Brown. They were on sale with a 30% off of the original $100 price tag. I REALLY like this pair of shoes because it is one of the softest men shoes I have ever touched! XD According to Stuey, they are extremely comfortable. However, these shoes are not true to it's size, they run a lot bigger than the other ones. (Stuart wears a 9.5, but he bought a size 8 because of the discrepancy.) These shoes are more formal, but comfortable enough for casual wearing.

Now on to F21. The Triangle area always had a F21 in Crabtree Valley Mall, however, I have never liked it. It is big, crowded and hard to find anything in. The organization of the store made it a complete headache to browse and try on clothes. The new store in Southpoint is smaller, two stories, and has no men's section. It is still crowded, but much more organized, and with dressing rooms on both floors, the shopping experience is much less of a headache. Here are some of my favorites that I took home with me...(well, Stuey bought them for me in return for the shoes >.>):

Heritage 1981 dress in Brick/Mint (This one was on display and I fell in love with it at the window)

Black dress with lace bodice and peterpan collar.

Floral dress with mesh sleeves. The zippers are not great...probably going to break really soon.

Since my waist line is not nearly as nice as these models, the dresses look completely different on me. They are also not nearly as short on me. Although there were many dresses in F21, it was not easy finding ones that fit me well. Here are some that I had no luck with:

Very cute dress on the model, but it was not flattering from the side and the soft fabric made it roll up easily.

Another dress that I really liked was a white pleated one with lace bodice. The dress had a fatal mistake where a super hard zipper was paired with soft chiffon fabric and resulted in very awkward behinds. I couldn't find a picture of it on the internet Q_Q; Oh well. Of course there were other things, but since my memory is very limited, these were the only things I remembered.

Hope all the shopping went well with my readers!! XD

- Mimi

Vintage inspired Fall (Thanksgiving!) nails

2011-11-22T23:40:00.001-05:00

As promised, here's my Fall-vintage nail tutorial! (I'm going to wear it for Thanksgiving...so it's my Thanksgiving nails >.>)

Nail polishes used:

OPI Top Coat and Natural Nail Base Coat

ORLY Instant Artist in Solid Gold, Sally Hansen in Sun Kissed, Essie's matte about you, and Sally Hansen's White On

Procedure:

Apply base coat (and make sure you take time to let it dry)

Optional: use tape to block out the places that you don't want to get painted

Two coats of Sally Hansen in Sun Kissed

Apply matte about you (yes, I jumped on the bandwagon of matte nails. This is soooo amazing!!! It dries like how candle solidifies)

Take the tape off and clean the edges. Then apply top coat only on the areas that are not painted.

Next step is to make polka dots. Since I'm cheap and don't want to buy a dotting tool...I just used the back of a round sewing pin.

Take a piece of paper out and put a little bit of the nail polish on there so that you could dab the pin with it. I think it's less messy this way.

Add gold line with the super thin tipped ORLY instant artist polish.

AND you are done!

Enjoy~

- Mimi

Nails :D

2011-11-22T23:04:00.001-05:00

Oh I love doing my nails!! While it is definitely NOT the most relaxing thing in the world, it is lots of fun!! So here's something I did for a more wintery theme:

Up close, you can see the blue gradating I made. This is a very easy way to paint your nail, all you need is two kinds of glitter nail polish one in a lighter shade of the color you want and the other in a darker shade. Apply the lighter shade once on the entire nail, and then a second coat on only half of the nail. Lastly, put a little bit of the darker glitter on the edge of the nail to make the gradation more prominent. No mushy diary today because they didn't really grow Q_Q; However, a vintage-fall themed nail tutorial is coming up!!

P.S. Glitter nail polishes are always hard to get off, so it's good to use MONSTER HAND!! (aka foil- wrapped-nail-polish-remover-cotton-balls.)

-Mimi

Blue Crabs (Explicit content if you are an animal lover >.<)

2011-11-21T19:53:00.001-05:00

Ummm...I think it is the season for crabs >.> at least that's what my mother has been telling me. We paid a visit to Li Ming's Global Mart Saturday to grab some blue crabs for lunch ($2.99/lb). We did not cook them immediately, instead, we left them out in the garage for one night and cooked them the next day. Here's our encounter with one of the crabs:

Store-bought BLUE CRAB appeared!

Stuart used HYPNOSIS, but it failed.

Blue Crab used CRABHAMMER, but Blue Crab missed.

Stuart used CLAMP!

Blue Crab fainted!

and became lunch...

So yeah, basically we steamed them while fresh (note, euphemism.)

here's the big crab I had

ummm, lots of yummy roes!!!

The cooking process was rather easy, they were steamed for 15min after the water has boiled. We made a dipping sauce out of rice vinegar, sesame oil, ginger, and sugar.

Enjoy~

-Mimi

The Scrap Exchange Dance

2011-11-20T20:14:00.001-05:00

So, I went to the Scrap Exchange swing dancing event yesterday and it was a blast (regardless of the unhappy incident that I'm going to talk about). Here's the outfit I put together for the dance, I thought the dress was perfect for the occasion.

Anyways, on to the unhappy incident that almost ruined my night. I usually go swing dancing with my boyfriend and ex-roommate Kathryn. Recently, Kathryn's new roommate Alice has joined us because swing dancing is an awesome form of exercise and way to meet new people. While meeting new people is fun, it can also go wrong sometimes. There has been this creepy guy that we occasionally dance with who gives us uncomfortable stares (long long stares from across the room...). Now, I have no problem with dancing with strangers, and both Kathryn and Alice love dancing with different people. It's just this one particular guy that creeps us out. As a result, I have been trying to avoid dancing with him for a while now. Well, avoiding worked well until yesterday...until he went to my boyfriend and asked why he wouldn't let me dance with other people (completely untrue). Then he managed to follow us to the refreshments room and pointed his finger at my boyfriend and shouted at him by calling him a jerk. I'm talking about this fully grown man (in his 50s perhaps?) pointing his fingers at a 22-year-old blaming him for things he didn't even do!! So, I basically got really pissed off and went to talk to someone about it. This worked out surprisingly well, because what ended up happening was that I had to tell the guy personally that it is MY right to choose who to dance with, and I CHOSE not to dance with him. Lesson learned, don't get yourself involved with creepy people by being overly nice to them. You just have to tell the person to stop when you need to! So the night went on with no more trouble, and oh how it was delightful! Thanks to everyone who helped me out!!

- Mimi

Mushroom Diary 3

2011-11-20T20:02:00.001-05:00

Growing mushrooms is a very slow process...I think. My shimeji pieces have not gotten much bigger from the last time I posted about them. However, they have expanded a little bit horizontally and seem to be forming a web of some sort.

I hope they would grow faster~ >.< oh well, I should be a little more patient...

- Mimi

Great find!

2011-11-17T23:51:00.001-05:00

Today, I stepped into Nordstrom Rack for the first time to use a $20 coupon I have acquired recently. I had less than 1 hour to shop, so I actually wasn't planning on buying anything that required going to the fitting room. But oh how I was wrong! There's something magical about a big roomful of clothing that makes me want to dig through all of them to find THE one that I want to take home with me.
First of all, Nordstrom Rack is not cheap. Definitely cheaper than Nordstrom, but it is by no means Charlotte Russe. There were many brand names that I couldn't care less about, so the price tags were not all that reasonable. To me, things are worth more if I could be happy in it, and that depends on the aesthetics, comfort, and quality of the clothing. Anyways, I went through the shop once for a general view and found a couple of socks and cosmetics that I could spend my coupon on. When I finally decide to stop at the dress section and go through everything that was my size, I found about five pieces of dresses that I really liked and had reasonable price tags. After trying all of them on, I decided to take this beauty home.

without the belt

If you know me, then you will know that the flashiness of this dress is beyond anything I have in my closet. However, I have to argue that since this dress is perfect for every season (it contains the essence of spring, structure of a summer dress, and the colors of the holidays), it is actually very useful to have. Oh, and did I mention that I LOVE vintage dresses? Well, doesn't this look like one of those darling garments that the Mad Men wives wear? I'm also very much in love with the round soft belt.

Either way, the best part of the dress has to be it's price tag. $44.97. Which means that I only paid $28 (with tax) for this with my awesome coupon. Life is good when you can find cheap things!! Anyways, I'm going to wear this to the Saturday swing dance at the Doris Duke Center so I might have some pictures of me in it later.

- Mimi

Mushroom Diary 2

2011-11-16T19:37:00.001-05:00

It is officially 4 days after I "planted" my pieces of mushroom inside cardboard! Now they have all become super cute little white fuzz balls!! Aren't they adorable? We will see what's going to happen in another two days.

On the other hand, I have also ordered some oyster mushroom spawns from ebay, but since they are getting shipped from the UK, we will not get to see them until December Q_Q.

- Mimi

DIY Lace Earrings

2011-11-15T20:19:00.001-05:00

This is my first tutorial post!! Recently, I got very addicted to pinterest, which inspired me to do many projects from materials I have acquired over the years. I found a very short segment of lace couple days ago in my box of goodies and decided to make them into earrings.

Materials I used are: Lace, Earring Hooks, Pearl Beads, Adhesive Pearls, Wires, Scissors, and Pliers.

1. Lay out the lace to decide what part of it you want to use for the project. 2. Cut the lace. 3. Plan out where the beads go. 4. Put everything together with wire. (background acquired from HERE )

Voila!

It's a super easy to do project that will take very little time and it is very foolproof. Have fun crafting!!!!

- Mimi

Mushroom diary 1

2011-11-14T20:22:00.000-05:00

Mom and I have wanted to grow mushrooms for a long time now, but we were always too intimidated by the unfamiliarity of the field. Then we discovered that growing mushrooms in coffee grounds is rather easy and not very time consuming. So we decided to grow some Shimeji mushrooms in our house because we could not find oyster mushrooms in the Asian market we went to >.>;

Our long term goal is to grow oyster mushrooms, but since we eat lots of Shimeji in the winter, we will grow this testing batch for fun. I mean, it doesn't really cost us anything considering that I only used one piece of mushroom to inoculate, and everything else is free.

I found a tutorial on how to start the batch online (for oyster mushrooms) by cutting the bottom part of the existing mushroom into little pieces and let them grow in soaked cardboard. We sterilized our cardboard with hot water hoping that no contamination will occur.

This is what it looks like when all the mushrooms are stacked inside the cardboard

All we have to do from here is to wait for the mycelium to grow by decomposing the cardboard in a dark place which is underneath our sink. We air the mycelium out once a day to get rid some of the carbon dioxide that have accumulated.

Day 3:

My patience is non-existent. We just started this batch on Saturday, and today (Monday) I'm taking a peek to see whether the growing process has started or not.

Hummm, still very small pieces...

but taking a closer look:

WOW, little bits of hair has started to grow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOOO COOL!!

So, yes, so far the mushrooms are growing! We will see what happens in a couple of days.

- Mimi

Miel Bon Bons Patisserie & Confiserie

2011-11-14T19:38:00.000-05:00

My boyfriend is very sweet, he has a sweet tooth but also a sweet personality. Last Friday, when I was the only one left in my office working, he brought me a box of French macarons from Miel Bon Bons in Carrboro. These little sweet cookies made out of almond flour can be flavored with just anything and have the cutest forms.

This box of macarons contained assorted mystery flavors, some tasted heavenly (such as the mango one), and others were a little funky (I could swear that one tasted like playdough). These macarons are probably some of the smallest ones I have had with ~1inch diameter. They are quite pricey for their size (about $2 each), but will definitely make a wonderful gift.

Miel Bon Bons itself is a very small boutique-styled shop located inside the Historic Carr Mill Mall. Other than macarons, they also make cakes and other pastries.

Below are just my amateur attempt to take some pictures of these cuties.

Enjoy!!

- Mimi

Moments like Diamond giveaway!

2011-11-13T09:18:00.000-05:00

So, my last post was about this giveaway one of my favorite blog is having. If you are interested as well, please visit the blog at HERE.

My post for a Giveaway from Moments Like Diamonds

2011-11-13T09:10:00.000-05:00

I'm making this post because I'm entering this awesome Giveaway that features the retro girly top from Forever 21! This shirt is soooooooo lovely~ especially now since I'm going through a peter-pan collar phase. The thing I have to do in order to enter this lovely giveaway is to make a coord with the shirt, so I used Polyvore, since it is awesome at making coords. Well, this is it!!

I'm having some problem with embedding Polyvore at the moment, so this is just a screencap. If you are interested at the items, please click HERE

Post Halloween post!!!!!!!

2011-11-10T17:35:00.000-05:00

Halloween, the most wonderful time of the year~ This year, 2011, was probably one of the best Halloweens I've had since high school (when I was trick-or-treating...). So, like many many other people, I did a Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead costume. My inspiration came from various sources, but the most important one is the tutorial by Corinne from Threadbanger. (Shown below)

I started my makeup plan by drawing out the details I wanted to have on my face.

Then I gathered my supplies:

- White face paint

- Regular foundation

- Black gel eyeliner

- Black liquid eyeliner

- Black pencil eyeliner

- Pink Glitter

- Pink eyeshadow

- Transparent lip gloss

- Fake rhinestones

- Fake eyelashes

- Eyelash glue

This entire process took me about one hour and 20min, which was surprisingly fast considering how hard it was to make all the rhinestones stick to my face. All I had to do was apply the foundation and then white face paint. Draw the black circles, add eye shadows and glitter, and draw on all the details.

Here's the final result with purple contacts:

you can see, I left out some of the details I had but I think it turned out pretty well!

This picture was taken at the Durham Zombie walk, which was kind of short this year! (Special thanks to Alice, Kathryn, and Stuart for letting me post this!)

Again, in downtown Durham freezing our asses off.

We went to the Zombie Lurch and then to swing dancing hosted by the Triangle Swing Dance Society. Halloween was a blast!!

- Mimi

Another craft post!!!

2011-11-06T17:29:00.000-05:00

So, following my last post, I finished yet another project!!!! This time, I made a cupcake pin cushion with scraps of fabric and a milk carton cap. Here's the finished product:

It took about 1 hour to make mainly because I hand sewn everything. I attached an elastic band on it so that I can take it with me everywhere while I sew! haha XD

Productive weekend is productive

2011-11-06T12:19:00.000-05:00

Ah, I haven't blogged in a while, and this time the blog post is not all about food XD. First of all, I went to the Scrap Exchange fabric sale on Saturday and hauled TONS of fabrics with my mother. I also got some other junk that I thought would be interesting to make things out of. One fabric I acquired only had one yard, but it was beautiful with gold prints, looking almost like a painting. So I used my mad canvas stretching skills (XD) and made the fabric into three separate pieces of wall hanging thing (...what do you call this?).

Then, Stuart and I went out and dug up a four-leaf clover plant and a mushroom to plant in our new glass bottles we acquired. I hope the mushroom doesn't die too quickly Q_Q, I'm not too sure if you can plant mushrooms....>.>

I'm very restless when I have crafting project in my mind, so after dinner on Saturday, I decided to make a messenger bag for my beloved camera! I found a very cute fishing/adventuring print fabric and some scraps of denim that I bought from the Scrap Exchange. The design of the bag itself is very simple, just a box with a lid. Who knew, it was much harder to make than I had expected for I have never made a bag before XD (I usually just make clothes). Anyhow, the deed is done! I'm in love with the bag for the print and huge button I put on the front. I put some boxes in there as place holders for the future cushions that I'm going to make once I get some sponge or fillers to put in there.

Now, Stuart and mom are making some yummy apple pies which might or might not become a blog post XD

Okay, that's that~

Baba Ghannouj, Durham NC

2011-09-09T11:22:00.000-04:00

Yesterday, Stuart and I went to eat at Baba Ghannouj, which is a Lebanese Bistro located inside the Erwin Square on Main Street. You can visit their website at http://www.babaghannoujdurhamnc.com/ for their weekly specials. The one we got yesterday was a free Baba Ghannouj platter with the purchase of one entree and two drinks. Pretty awesome deal!

Compared to International Delight on 9th street and Mediterra Grill on Erwin, this place is much much better. First of all, the restaurant was decorated very well: mustard yellow walls, rugs, paintings, hookahs... It had a very welcoming atmosphere.

I ordered a Baba Ghannouj veggie platter with Turkish Coffee, and Stuart had a Baba Ghannouj beef platter with Jellab (a type of drink made from Roses and Dates). My platter contained a salad, three falafels, two grape leave wraps, baba ghannouj, hummus, pita bread, and tzatziki sauce. Stuart's almost had the exact same thing except for the falafels. The salad was very fresh with a little bit too much dressing. The falafels are the best I have had in Durham, for they were soft and not greasy. The grape leave wraps were not too acidic like the ones in International delight. Stuart said that the meat was also very juicy and soft, unlike the overcooked ones in other places.

The price was very reasonable, ranged from $6 sandwiches to $50 platter serving six people. Perhaps a couple of dollars more than International Delight but definitely worth every penny. With their coupon, it is a super great deal!

TLDR;
Great restaurant, get their coupon online and go eat there!!

Green Smoothie~ Spinach and banana!

2011-08-04T14:53:00.000-04:00

Recently, I have started a diet that significantly reduced the amount of simple carbohydrate and processed food I eat (the result of watching Fat, Sick, and nearly Dead via Netflix). During the day, I try to have at least one smoothie meal which would contain some kind of dairy, fruits and/or veggies. I saw this awesome awesome recipe today, so I tested it out:

The original recipe called for:

Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie

1.5T creamy peanut butter
1/2c milk of choice
1/2c plain yogurt
1 medium frozen banana
3-4c loosely packed spinach
1/2t cinnamon [opt]
1/4t vanilla extract [opt]

In order to make it healthier, I took .5T of peanut butter and used non-fat greek yogurt instead. I did not add any vanilla extract (meh! >.<) but did add a little bit of cinnamon.

Here's the result!

SUPER DELICIOUS SMOOTHIE!!! Kitty approves~ :3 It didn't taste like spinach at all even though I added a ton of it in there.

Enjoy!
Mimi

Stu's Birthday - blue/black berry cheesecake

2011-08-04T14:21:00.000-04:00

Summer is a good time to have lots of fresh berries. Since my boyfriend's birthday is in the summer, I decided to bake him something that would be yummy and also reflect the wonderful season. I went to a local farmer's market, and picked up some fresh blueberries and blackberries, they were all large in size and super sweet.

When I was surfing the web for a recipe, there was one that featured a Yogurt Cheesecake with Shortbread Crust that caught my eyes. Since I'm not a very experienced baker, I decided to make the recipe simpler and use the berries I purchased instead of orange.

The original recipe can be found HERE.

Here's my modification:

For the Crust

1. one and half bags of graham crackers (about 1 and 1/2 cups) crushed in a plastic bag.

2. 6 tbsp melted butter mixed in with the crust.

3. Bake the crust for 8 to 10 min in 350degree F. oven.

For the Filling

1. Three- 8 oz. packages of cream cheese

2. 1 1/8 cup sugar

3. 5 large eggs

4. 1 ½ cups plain Greek yogurt

5. 2 tsp. vanilla extract

6. 3 Tb. flour

7. Pinch of salt

8. several crushed blackberries and blueberries.

The process of making the filling was basically exactly the same as the original one, I just added some juice from the crushed blackberries and blueberries to add some swirls (>.<; first time doing the swirls...they are harder to do than they look).

The baking process!!!

Anyhow, here's the result!

As you can see, the swirls didn't turn out well. I attempted to make some of the berry juice into hearts.

After letting the cheesecake cool for about an entire night in the fridge, I placed a ton of berries on top of it to hide some of the ugly swirls. haha ^^;

Here's the Final product!!

Haha, I think they turned out quite beautifully, and tasted amazing!!! Special thanks to Kathryn and Mom who helped me make this cake!!!

Hope you liked the pictures!!

Mimi