35 Kit Kat Varieties From Around The World

When my friends ask me what kind of souvenir I would like from their worldly adventures, I automatically think about chocolate, wine, tea, and beauty products. The following would fall under the 'chocolate' category of "I'm not sure how good it will really taste so I'll feed it to the bf first."

Red Beak Soup

Kinako Ohagi: Azuki Covered w/ Sweet Rice

Soy Sauce

Here is the original article that I found these photos from:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/lydiah/35-kit-kat-varieties-from-around-the-world-18d7

It's interesting to note that a lot of these different flavors are from Japan.

How a Chanel Purse is Made

While perusing the internet, I found this wonderful article from purseblog.com that shows you how a Chanel purse is made. The process is quite amazing! I've reasoned with myself for years before I finally purchased my own Chanel purse because it is quite the investment. I don't regret it though because the quality and iconic design are conversation topics within themselves and classy never goes out of style.

For more photos, check out purseblog.com

Mikune

 

Located in Roseville, California, Mikune is a Japanese Restaurant with deliciously fresh fish! I've had my fair share of questionable rolls from other restaurants so you can only imagine my joy when I found this place.

Only downside to my visit is that it took a really long time for 4 rolls to come out. Reasonable though considering how busy the place was on a Tuesday night.

The atmosphere was lax and fun! They had some sort of game going on with wheel spinning near the bar area.

Definitely an awesome restaurant to visit if you're ever that far up Northern California.

Stella & Dot

I've never heard of Stella & Dot until I saw my co-worker wearing some really cute bracelets.
Here are some of my top picks from their site [http://www.stelladot.com/]:

 

50: Signature Handbags

The LA Times Magazine featured an article on 50 Signature Handbags that I thought was quite spot-on.
The 4 above are just some of my personal favorites from the list.
http://www.latimesmagazine.com/2010/03/50-bags.html