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ET Speaks From Home
Write about ET (Eileen Teo and not Extra-Terrestrial) as a mother of two, my two beautiful kids and products/service that I review or use! Both of my children are child models, working with Alan Sharman Agency (Birmingham) and Source Models Agency (London). I will blog on my experiences with them too.
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PELONIS PTC Ceramic Heater Review
The cost of living has risen dramatically and with the lack of direct Government support for energy bills, many of us are feeling the squeeze. Instead of heating the whole house for just two of us, my husband and I have been using different forms of portable electric heating throughout the house. They are more cost effective and more efficient in targeted areas.
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Futliit’s LED School Backpack Review
Futliit’s LED School Backpack Review #BeFutliit
During winter, the sun rises quite late and sets very early, around the time your child’s school finishes. As a driver, we all know sometimes it can be quite hard to spot pedestrians from a distance, especially if they are wearing black or a dark colour, which is typical of many schools.
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Dragon Phoenix Kimono Robe & Giveaway
Dragon Phoenix Kimono Robe & #Giveaway
This coming Chinese New Year 2024 is the year of the wood dragon and to celebrate this special occasion, I have received this stunning Dragon Phoenix Kimono Robe from Ulivary Life for review. Little did we know, the history of the kimono dates back to the Japanese Heian period (794 – 1185).
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WUKA Stretch Period Pants Review
WUKA Stretch Period Pants Review @wukawear #sponsored
My first encounter with period pants was four years ago when I was talking to parents with visually impaired children. I was doing research hoping to prepare my daughter, Ms C, for her first period and wanted to know how other visually impaired children cope with the normal way of putting on sanitary pads. It’s not easy for her especially as she only has less than 50% of her vision left. She was…
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Chinese Culture: Pregnancy Taboos
Chinese Culture: Pregnancy Taboos
On Mr Zhou’s Ghost Stories live radio last Friday, guest speaker Genesis (Top 3 Finalists for Be A Podcaster) talked about her relatives’ pregnancy. This story triggered me to ask my mum about pregnancy taboos when she was young. These pregnancy taboos are mainly old wives’ tales. You can decide whether to believe them or not, it’s your choice! The references are just for entertainment…
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Valentine’s Day Jewellery For Her
Valentine’s Day Jewellery For Her #CarrieElspeth #CarrieElspethJewellery
What gifts would make your loved one’s Valentine’s Day sweeter than a box of chocolates? When it comes to showing the special someone in your life just how much they mean to you, unique and memorable gifts are always a great way to do it. Best of all, something that she can wear gives a constant reminder of your love every day!
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Individual & Team Game Show Ideas
Individual & Team Game Show Ideas
Just after Boxing Day, we invited our friends to come and celebrate our buddy dog Mabel’s sixth birthday, and at the same time, I also planned a list of individual and team games with our guests. This game show took me nearly three days to plan and print!
I wanted to share my ideas with you in the hope that they can give you some inspiration should you host any party games in future. This game is…
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Feng Shui: Bedroom Taboos
Feng Shui: Bedroom Taboos
In Chinese culture, feng shui plays a major part in our lives as many believe that if feng shui is used properly, it will bring us good fortune, protect us from bad luck and more. Whilst there are imbalances of yin/yang chi of the space, it will create bad feng shui. Sometimes it will bring disaster and even, death.
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Peter Pan The Musical At The Old Rep Theatre
Peter Pan The Musical At The Old Rep Theatre #PeterPanOldRep
This year, The Old Rep Theatre is presenting the awesome family favourite Peter Pan The Musical based on the novel by J.M. Barrie! This is the eighth Christmas production that The Old Rep has produced alongside the Birmingham Ormiston Academy (BOA) Group. The show features a cast of six professional actors alongside 12 students of the BOA Group and the musical is aimed at ages four and…
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FlexiSpot Mobile Pedestal File Cabinet Review
When you outfit your office, you are most likely to focus on the desks, office chairs, laptops and printers as these are the tools that you need to get the job done. However, you must not forget to equip it with good storage solutions, such as a portable and lockable file cabinet to provide you the space to organise and store your important papers in one place. It can also help keep those pesky…
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The Art of Baking Perfect Cookies: Tips and Tricks
When you bake cookies, you’re not creating a treat; rather, you’re combining science and creativity into a great treat. The process of combining the ingredients, measuring the temperatures, and following the recipe is all part of the fun. When you finally take your cookies out of the oven, you’ll be rewarded with a delicious treat that you can enjoy with family or friends.
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Street Fighter Chun-Li & 1993 Mazda RX-7 Car
Street Fighter Chun-Li & 1993 Mazda RX-7 from Jada Toys #JadaStreetFighter
Street Fighter is one of the most iconic fighting game franchises of all time, but how many people can say they know what it’s really about? It was so popular in the 1980s when many arcades had at least two or three machines to keep up with demand!
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Breathe Easy: Surviving the Seasonal Cough Craze
The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are dropping, and seasonal illnesses are on the rise. For many, the change of seasons brings the unwelcome gift of a nagging cough that just won’t seem to go away. Though coughing is the body’s natural reflex to clear the airways, a prolonged cough can make you feel run down. Here are some tips to help you breathe easy through cold and flu…
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Bebird AuriCare Note5 Pro Review
Bebird AuriCare Note5 Pro Review #bebird #auricare #digitalhealth #bebirdauricarenote5pro #bebirdnote5pro #bebirdnote5 #earcare #IoT
Bebird AuriCare Note5 Pro is a high-end robotic arms tweezer otoscope that puts users in control! This product is a game-changer. It not only allows you to examine the ear canal, it also has multiple other uses. You can use it to view your nose and throat via the 10-megapixel camera. You can even invite your family or friends to view it along with you or share your findings with your health…
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Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Tour, South Korea
On day 3 in South Korea, we went to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Peace Tour with Seoul City Tour which we booked via the Klook app. It was a half-day morning trip and we were back by 3pm, which gave us time to do other activities. For this trip, we were all required to bring our passports for checking as we were entering the military area. If you don’t have any ID, you will be refused…
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National Folk Museum of Korea, Seoul
The National Folk Museum of Korea originally began as the National Museum of Anthropology, which was founded in 1945 and opened in Namsan in 1946. It is an educational venue where visitors learn about the daily lives of Koreans in the past and present. There are many artefacts on display, educational photographs, films and videos of the sites of various folk events.
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Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul
On day two of our trip to South Korea, we went to Gyeongbokgung Palace but it was raining cats and dogs! We may have been soaking wet but it didn’t dampen our spirits for this delightful place. It was built in 1395 as the main palace and is commonly referred to as the Northern Palace because its location is furthest north compared to the neighbouring palaces of Changdeokgung (Eastern Palace) and…
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