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Comments (7)

  1. Makes me want to go shoe shopping! LOL

    Anyway, Selamat berpuasa to you too. Btw, mind if I link you?

  2. Ya now is a good time to go shopping cos its Brunei Grand Sale!!! Heheheh! Sure, go ahead and link me 🙂

  4. which part of the kedai is the part of the mall is the shoe kedai? hehe..i didnt see that shoeshop when i was browsing at the mall to find a perfect shoe for raya *sigh*

  5. This shop is where Ms Read used to be… near Swensen’s. Good luck on your shopping! 🙂

  6. Your a good photographer… I can relate to your passion for shoes 😉
    My only talent is shopping *sigh*

  7. Hee hee, its the wife and kids with the passion for shoes… I’m just the bystander with lots of time on his hands while waiting for them to shop… I have three pairs of shoes, black loafers, brown oxfords, and a pair of kangaroo skin boots.. 😉

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