A CHARITY BAZAAR!!!

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Calling all biblioholics and shopaholics!! If you have not made plans for this weekend yet,...head down to VPM's Charity Bazaar in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur! There are loads to buy, clothes, shoes, handbags, household, books, food, tv, lawn mower, dining set, baby carriage. Yup. They've got it all!!

They've got great activities for the kids & the young at heart. Free balloons, coloring & drawing contests, face painting, henna tattoo, sand art. And there's a quiz thrown in too.

Where: Bangsar Shopping Centre
When: 8th & 9th May
What time: 10am - 5pm.

Comments

Mekkan said…
This sounds so exciting to me! Must be fun to be there 'cause I belong to the young at heart:) Have a nice day.
Wednesday, 05 May, 2010
A Bookaholic said…
Yeah, it does sound interesting! Wish I could go...but unfortunately, I can't :( You have a nice day too photojoy :)
Thursday, 06 May, 2010
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