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Magic Mug / Color Changing Mug

A magic mug is a mug that, when filled with a hot liquid, changes colour. This effect is created by using a special oxidized ink.

These mugs are often manufactured and sold as memorabilia. For example, a mug may reveal a picture of the town or monument where it was sold. They are sometimes given away to promote organisations. Customers can also have their own photographs printed on the mugs.

Have you got yourself a Christmas Present? What did you get for your loved one or your special someone this Christmas as a X’mas Present? Look no further than this Magic Mug and I’m sure he / she will be very impressed and will be very touched.

Magic Mug Demo Part I

Magic Mug Demo Part II

After you get the mug you may want to add something special (for example: Ferrero Rocher)

Then it become a very meaningful and special gift!

Want to get one magic mug and color changing mug? =)

Contact me now for just RM45.00 RM42.00 (RM7 for delivery if get more than 5 free delivery for West Malaysia), and you can customized your own magic mug with own picture or message now for X’mas or New Year Gift or even Valentine Gift or Birthday Gift? This can be corporate gift too.

He or she will definitely appreciate and touch coz it’s customized for them. =)

Happy Birthday to you…
Happy Birthday to you…
Happy Birthday to Saw Cheng…
Happy Birthday to you…

Older by one year liao lo. May all ur wishes come true. All the best.

Went to Alexis @ BSC for dinner, the food we had in Alexis not bad but just that it’s portion is a bit small even for a lady it’s never enough.

The Apartment @ The Curve for a drink suggested by Joan, but she was the one who FFKed us, bad bad.

Divali, or Deepavali, is a major Indian festival, significant in Hinduism and Jainism and Sikhism. Celebrated by Hindus,Jains and Sikhs across the globe, as the “Festival of Lights,” where the lights or lamps signify the uplighting of darkness and victory of good over the evil within.

The day also commemorated the homecoming of King Rama of Ayodhya, after a 14-year exile in the forest[1], and thus the people of Ayodhya (the capital of his kingdom) welcomed him back by lighting up rows of lamps (deepa-wali), thus its name, Deepawali, or simply shortened as Divali.

The celebrations focus on lights and lamps, particularly traditional d?pa or deeya (earthen lamp), and fireworks. Though colloquially called Divali in North India, in South India it is called Deepavali. more

I wish all the Hindus a fantastic Festival of Lights. Happy Divali.
Happy Holiday to everyone else =) Do not eat too much during this celebration if not you will face the same problem as in the comic above. haha.

I wish all the muslim “Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri”

Although I’m not muslim but I have got two Raya Card. =)

One is from Maybank and with that card I’m entitled to change a gift from OGAWA in 1Utama, New Wing. ahah that’s good.

Another one is from enveluv. It’s actually a free greetings card, it’s not e-card but it’s a real greetings card that send to the address that you stated and the best thing it’s free. Why is it free? Because, behind of the envelop there’s advertisement there. But I think it’s a new and fresh and good idea too. ahah instead of e-card, now you get real card =) Why not try out yourself?