I actually chuckled out loud when I saw a Pope Francis felt plushie here months ago. I would never…read morethink of hugging the pope to sleep or having him on my bed (the horror!!!) but I guess some folks dig it. And some folks would also dig having a Manny Pacquiao plushie. I just, can't... NOPE. Anyway, other than those types of felt plushies, I do like some of Pop Junk Love's products. They're a small kiosk here in Town and they're into the whole DIY, arts and crafts thing. I was surprised to see a Pusheen plushie! Though I'm sure they have infringed on copyright here (Pusheen is actually known first as a blog with freaking adorable GIF's of bouncy cats before it hit Facebook stickers). I would still much rather order Pusheen stuff online because I would really rather support the original creator and his/her efforts. What I really liked are their papier mache cat figures! *Adds to list of must-have cat lady house decor*.

Pop Junk Love used to be an online store, gaining followers on Instagram through their cute…read morehand-made stuffed toys and knick-knacks. The owners/designers can get pretty crafty and creative with their designs, and they usually stick to whatever is trending in the Philippine market. Lately, they have produced Manny Pacquiao stuffed toys to support the recent fight of Pacuiao and Mayweather. Before that, they also made Pope Francis dolls to commemorate Pope Francis's visit to Manila. Now, they are growing steadily, especially with their pop-up store located at this branch. It's actually great that they are getting the recognition (and expansion) that they need, and that these sisters absolutely love what they are doing. I remember getting a Scrabble pillow to match my girlfriend's initials. The process was pretty painless, and I really like how everything turned out. Now it'll be even easier that they have a physical store, and you won't need an internet connection to complete your transaction.

Small, school and office supplies stores such as Little Town are lifesavers. For when you have no…read moretime to head to a mall to go to those popular office supplies stores and bookstores, these stores will most likely have what you need to alleviate your Oh-noes-I-ran-out-of-bond-paper-while-printing type of emergencies. You might even get sidetracked by all the OMG CUTE THINGS they also have such as erasers disguised as food, sparkly stickers, hair accessories of all colors, and their marker sets in all these fancy types of ink. If you suffer from an addiction with cute stationery items/office supplies (and I'm sure they're part of a collection that's never to be touched, ever!), consider yourself warned.

Little Town is full of stuff that you're likely to need for your paperwork, be it for school,…read moreoffice or hobby purposes. While the selection is nowhere near that of large chain stores, it is surprisingly sufficient for most needs. Ribbons, cards and various writing implements abound in Little Town's shelves, among others. The "others" category is actually pretty well populated, and can keep fans of cute stationery accessories and other little knick-knacks happily poking around for many minutes. Serious fans of writing implements (in other words, pen collectors whose collections carry a daunting value) should be looking elsewhere. People who just want attractive little additions to their pencil cases, on the other hand, are more than likely to find worthy additions to their stuff in Little Town. The price of items here is pretty reasonable.

WAAAH PLUSHIES. CUTE PLUSHIES. IN ALL KINDS, CREATURES, THINGS, FOOD, AND SIZES. If you're the…read morecrafty sort and you like handmade things, this store will catch your eye. I was touching all the cute little plushies displayed here. So granted this place will make you think "What the hell do I do with plushies?" and the answer usually is "nothing" as their purpose (if you are an adult that is) is for them to sit there and look CUTE! For children though (I really do think the market for these are kids, by the way. Haha) these plushies would make for charming little toys to play with. They're not at all like those "Beanie Babies" that were the craze back in the 80's/90's but imagine more like arts-and-crafts type of plushies, the kind you would make out of a kit with your mom (and I mean this in the best way possible!). They're all delicately made and you can tell that the materials they use are of high-quality, so it's really a unique product to give as gifts or to grace your work desk with.

You know what would be cool? If they actually sell coffee or cold beverages here since it's called…read morePrint Cafe. But that might put their pretty paper products at risk. I'm a sucker for stationery; notebooks, notepads, gift wrappers, boxes, I love getting them or buying them for no important reason. And Print Cafe sells those pretty things. They also sell gift cards and some Pinterest-inspired wall posters with hipster and motivational quotes. But aside from stationery, they also design and make really nice business cards, invitations (the samples I've seen are really nice!), thank you cards, and hang tags. That's actually how I became their client. We asked them to print calling cards and hang tags for our business. They can design it for you, or you can come up with your own design and give them the file for printing. Personalized items need a minimum order of 100 pieces though.