With a gadget so cool, everything inside will sure be colder than usual:

This Hello Kitty mini-fridge runs on AC or DC (in car) power, and would hold a few bottles of water or a few cans of pop perfect for the upcoming summer!

I used to have a pink mini  Hello Kitty fridge similar to this one only it’s more regular fridge like, but it’s now no where to be found after our big move … wonder which corner of the basement is it hiding from me at?

Fyi - this Kitty shaped mini fridge retails at the Sanrio Japan online shop for 25,200 yen ($$$$$!)

Japanese moms are known to be very creative and crafty when they prepare lunch boxes for their kids to bring to school with the belief that kids will take more healthy food if they looked good.

While browsing the web I came across some very cute bento boxes which a mom created for her daughther, family friends or neighbours.  And I must say - they are very impressive!

Here are what some of her Hello Kitty bento boxes looked like:

I don’t know if I will ever have the patience and time to create something so exotic for Ethan, but they sure look super yummy to me! 

And her title line really touched me, which translate to something like “with a pair of scissors, I create lunches for my pre-school daugther” - you can just feel all of a mother’s love between the lines.

To see more of her cute bento box creations, visit http://yaplog.jp/hiro-ooooo/

Just bought this cute Hello Kitty shaped egg/pancake maker from a seller on Yahoo! Hong Kong auction amongst with other cute things for myself and my son:

Can’t wait to receive it and start making Hello Kitty themed breakfast : D

Too bad I don’t think it will be here in time for me to make a wedding anniversary breakfast for YeungBaBa next week … but I don’t think he cares much for a Hello Kitty shaped fried egg anyway!

Needless to say, Ethan’s lunchbox of course has a mark of Hello Kitty on it …. hehe

While in Hong Kong, it’s difficult to bring our own highchairs complete with an eating tray to the restaurants with us so we have to stick with what we can get from wherever we decide to go for breakfast/lunch/dinner (cooking and eating at home in Hong Kong seems to be a rare occurence!)

Since Ethan likes to pickup and serve himself food but he also loves to play with them, what we ended up decide to do is to use Ethan’s lunchbox as his “table” and serve him small portion at a time.

This is his response:

THIS IS YUMMY STUFF!

DONE, LET ME CLEAN MY HANDS!

Don’t think you can see it on the picture, but there is a big Hello Kitty face on that lid : )

Our family were in Taiwan last November for a ‘Hello Kitty Dream Trip’ (more on that later …), but at that time this cutest little restaurant is not open yet:

Source:  Sanrio Taiwan Official Website

Now I wanna go to Taiwan again!!!!