Response: Thank you dear :)

Response: It wouldn't be my choice either as I like the books more than the actual movie but since those zine are meant for kids I thought they would enjoy the theme ^^ Thank you :)

Response: Thank you :)

Response: Thank you :)

Response: Thank you and I did (a long time ago, sorry) :)

Response: Hiii! :D I'm glad you liked everything! I loved this swap, it was so funny to buy all those things but I was also afraid you wouldn't enjoy the things I sent you. Anyway, thank God things worked out fine. Can't wait to do another swap like this with you soon ;D Beijos :*

Response: You're welcome :) Too bad I couldn't find a better magnet... Thanks for the heart!

Response: Hi! :) I'm glad you liked. It was my first swap and I didn't know what to send you. I was afraid you wouldn't liked it or the items wouldn't match the swap requirements. But I guess everything went well :) Hope to swap with you again soon. Oh, and many thanks for the ❤! Happy Swapping!

Response: Hi :) Great to know we have similar interest then. I must confess I didn't know Gossip Girl used to be a book series! Now I'll definitely check them out :) Thank you and happy swapping!

Response: Hi :) Glad to know I'm not the only one who likes black hair with blue shade. My mum thought I had went crazy and I dyed it that way! Well, we have 3 types of Coca-Cola here in Portugal I guess: the classic Cola, the diet and the zero one. Unfortunately we don't have either the cherry or the vanilla ones. I've never tasted the vanilla one but I have tasted cherry cola several times and just loooove it. As for the taste, I've been to a few different countries already and tasted their cokes and all of them tasted different from the other. For example, the "portuguese" coke has too much gas(?) on it. I don't really mind it but it is a fact. The spanish coke tastes almost the same but with a little less gas. I don't really recall how the french coke as well as the coke from Dubai and from the UK tasted like but in Tunisia the coke tasted almost the same as the spanish one. As for the US coke, I've been to LA only a few months ago and the coke their (well, your coke lol) was much sweeter than the portuguese one, with less gas too. I actually looooved it, as well as the cherry coke (it was also different from the french one I'm used to). My family that lives there kept complaining about it, not only about the coke but about every other soda sold in the US. Hopes that answers your question. Happy swapping, Lia ❤