Pigeon Postcard Malaysia

I found out that mostly postcard can be find at stationery shop or post office in Malaysia while the online selling is not so many. From now on, I will share where can buy postcards via online that I know and put all those posts into a new corner which is “Postcard Store Corner”.

In this post, I will share a postcard online store which is “Pigeon Postcard Malaysia” that discover by me at the advertisement of Postcrossing.

Pigeon like many other postcrossers in Postcrossing, likes to collect postcards. Through Postcrossing, she discovers the happiness of sending a postcard is at least as great as receiving. Due to the limited design of postcards in Malaysia, and to provide Malaysian postcrossers an online platform to purchase postcards, Pigeon Postcard has been registered as a new company with Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia – Pigeon Postcard

21 June 2014

After knowing Pigeon Postcard is an online store for postcard, I had ordered some postcard from Pigeon Postcard via email and noticed that the items will be dispatched from 11^th August 2014. As I did not need these series of postcards urgently so I can wait for it.

Order the postcards from Pigeon Postcard can be done by dropping it a message or email them.

The reason that made me buy postcard from Pigeon Postcard is at there can find Malaysian postcards such as flag of Malaysia, Malaysia food and so on. Besides that, by purchasing more than 2 sets of postcards can enjoy free shipping through standard mail or purchase more than 5 sets to enjoy free shipping through Pos Laju. I had ordered each National collection and Food collection of postcards for 4 sets.

*At first, Pigeon Postcard did offer free shipping through Pos Ekspres but due to the new regulation from Pos Malaysia, they cannot send the items using Pos Ekspres anymore.

11 August 2014

I had received an email that my items had been posted with Pos Ekspres with the tracking number.

13 August 2014

I received email from Pigeon Postcard again as they informed me that due to new regulations Pos Ekspres cannot carry their products so they need to send the parcel by using Pos Laju and in the email also included Pos Laju’s tracking number.

16 August 2014

Finally I had received the parcel from Pigeon Postcard. All the postcards had been packaging nicely as all my postcards are in good condition.

Each collection of postcards has 5 designs with 10 copies. The quality for the postcard is good and thick.

Besides my own ordered postcard, Pigeon postcard had gave me few pieces of postcard as freebies and cash vouchers of RM 7 as complimentary gift for being their first batch of customers.

To view clearly the picture for the postcards, I had scanned them and post in my blog as Wordless Wednesday which you can click into the collection below to see it:-

National Collection

Food Collection

Animal Collection

Mixed Collection

As I did not buy for animal and mixed collection so I just get 2 designs each of those collections as freebies from Pigeon Postcard. To see the whole collection can click here to see more.

Last, I hope that Pigeon Postcard can produce more Malaysia postcards so that many people can get to know more about Malaysia. It would be awesome if they can write some description at the back of each postcard in future.

Website: Pigeon Postcard Malaysia

Email: contact@pigeonpostcard.com

*Due to living in Malaysia intermittently, Pigeon Postcard’s operation will pause from time to time.

Wordless Wednesday: Coffee Time in Malaysia

'Wordless Wednesday: Postcard' is recording all the postcards that I had bought from time to time.

I am not a coffee lover as I seldom drink coffee but this series of postcard do attract my attention that make me also want to drink for a cup of coffee with a piece of cake.

Gaya Travel Nusantara Issue 8.2

Finally I had finished read for Gaya Travel magazine which is an English bi-monthly travel magazine that I won from a contest by last year.

The theme for this magazine was “Lombok the Misunderstood Paradise”. Inside of magazine has introduced Lombok, a places in Indonesia. In Lombok, there have many local foods that must try such as Ayam Taliwang, Plecing Kankung, Fish Satay and many more. 

For those who like rafting can go to Kiulu, Sabah. This activity had been recognized by the International Rafting Federation.

In this magazine also had introduced some places in Perak such as Lost World of Tambun, Kellie’s Castle, The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat and many more.

Besides Perak, they also explore Iskandar Theme Park in Johor. I also hope that I can pay for visit at those theme parks in future.

Gaya Travel Team also introduced some places in Pahang that you can try for its food such as Pak Lah Rojak Ayam, Restoran Nasi Dagang Ubai, Super Top Ikan Bakar and so on.

As I did not go for Cruise before so this article attracts my attention. It is about Cruise on Superstar Libra that sails from Penang to Phuket and Krabi before sailing back to Penang.

For those who will travel to Lao can take a look to those tips that suggested by Rayyan Haries. 

Melaka is a place that always in my travel wish list, hope that I can go there soon.

Osaka is Japan’s 3^rd largest city that also a best travel places as it has The Momofoku Ando Instant Ramen Meseum, Arima Hot Springs and many more. 

Besides all those articles that I talked about, actually it has more articles that I did not talk about such as Kathmandu in Nepal, Vientiane in Laos, Kuala Terengganu and others.

Recently, I had asked for the subscription price for magazine as I feel that this magazine is informative about travel. Now, still thinking whether buy or not buy? Haha..

The subscription for Gaya Travel Magazine for East Malaysia which as below:-

1 year (6 issue) = RM 50.49 + RM 27 (Postage) = RM 77.49

2 years (12 issue) = RM 100.98 + RM 54 (Postage) = RM 154.98

Gaya Travel Magazine

Suite B-08-07, The Scott Soho,

Jalan Klang Lama,

52200 Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia.

Tel: +6 03 7783 2251

Website: Gaya Travel

Facebook: Gaya Travel Magzine

Email: subscriptions@gayatravel.com.my or webmaster@gayatravel.com.my

Coni Beauty’s Beauty Whitening Black Jelly Mask

When we want to have a fair skin, we probably will think to eat or drink something that relate with white color such as milk, bean curd so that it will brightening our skin while food like soy sauce, we will prevent to eat with it as in our mind might think that eat something black will make us black too. This is just a general concept in our mind but not true.

In this post, I will tell you that you must use black color’s skincare especially black jelly mask to make you have a fair skin. By using black jelly mask, it will help you to have a deep cleansing that removes melanin from inside out so that it will rejuvenates and brightens dull skin as all your daily skincare will easily to get into your skin.

The main ingredients for this black jelly mask as below:-

Black Diamond Charcoal that rich in whitening and moisturizing nutrients with regulate excessive oil.

Black Rose essence provides sufficient energy to skin cells that enhancing brightening and anti-oxidant ability with comprehensive whitening effect.   

How to use:

1. Wash your face thoroughly with a cleanser.

2. Apply jelly mask approximately thickness 0.3 cm – 0.5cm by using a spatula. Spread evenly all over the face.

3. After 30 minutes, remove jelly mask by scraping gently from outside to inside.

4. Rinse your face with water.

This was my first time to use black color’s jelly mask. When apply this jelly mask, I feel cooling sensation on my face even I did not put it into fridge before. I can smell light rose scent. When remove the mask, I use spatula to scrap out jelly mask and you also can use tissue paper to remove it first before wash your face.

When I on the way to washroom to wash my face, my family looked at my black face and shocked. Haha..After washing my face, I feel that the redness on my face had been reduce while the white effect cannot see clearly on first applied.

Coni Beauty’s Beauty Whitening Black Jelly Mask

Website: HiShop

Price: RM 6.90 RM 5.90 for 20ml

RM 49.90 for 100ml

15% discount code: FOOKIENMEI

My Birthday Postcard Project 2014

My Birthday fall on April and in this year I want to do something special for my birthday which is get the wish from others via postcard.

On March, I had started planning it by start to learn how to use G-Form so that for those who want to send me a birthday postcard can fill in for my references.  I had drafting on the book first before key into the form.

For those wish to send a postcard for me, I will offer 4 types of postcards for them to choose and I will send out the postcard series that they choose. I post this project in a FB Taiwan Postcard Group. Based on my analysis, many people like Mayday postcard. 

In the G-Form, I had added a field that is “anything that wants to tell me” and the words that I feel touching which as below:-

曾经收到你的生日片，希望你也收到祝福！

我们是同一天生日说~ YA~~~~你知道小琉球吗？

我寄小琉球的印章给你哦~

他是台湾的离岛，一个小小的地方，去的时候可以环岛，还可以看海，是很悠闲的地方。

My sister also sent me a surprise postcard to me.

Before this, I had sent a birthday postcard to a girl so when she saw my project then she also sends me some surprise birthday postcards. Through this project, I had found a girl whose celebrate same birthday with me.

Ending this post with my birthday photos :)

My thank you postcard in FB

Wordless Wednesday: Malaysian Food (Hand Drawing)

'Wordless Wednesday: Postcard' is recording all the postcards that I had bought from time to time.

It is seldom to see someone hand drawing Malaysian food but in this series of postcard, you will see lots of Malaysian food that draw by Silver. I hope that I also can draw as well as she.

Nyonya Food

Nasi Dagang

The Breakfast - Butter & Kaya toast and kopi