Oh my, oh my.. How I love my childhood days. I might not be as athletic and active as any normal child during that time (Yes, I do not know how to swim nor ride a bike that time--shoot.) but I can say that I am not a total loser because I have lots of cousins and friends whom I can come up with alternative toys and games (those that not require expensive toys,biking and other extremes). Also, my mom made me surrounded with lots of amazing "detachable" blocks to rollick at.

"Detachable" blocks eh? Haha! I am talking about Lego. Thanks to my cousin who enticed me to have one too. He handed me a catalog and it was Outrageous! There are lots of stuff like people and trees and all things that you can think of! I was so intrigued that I persuaded my mom to go to the mall with me to buy one. My first "real" Lego then was a mini castle with a glowing ghost and a knight riding on a horse! I did not become contended with that set so I eventually bought another one, then another one, until I can build my own Lego empire. Haha!


I am now 22 and I can say that my fascination at Lego has never ceased. I still kept on searching for newer models on the internet and I can say that it's more stylish and customized than before.Just imagine a Spongebob or a Harry Potter Model to get what I am saying.I was on the middle of my Lego quest when I chanced upon a site called Shopwiki.com during my search. I became so attracted in it because it showed a wide variety of Lego models. Aside from that, it also listed prices from individual stores for price comparison. I find this very useful because I am very much particular regarding prices.

Lego is just a part of their vast inventory. You can also look for other stuff and I'm sure it will be the most convenient website you'll ever encounter. Here are a few of the other things you can search at:

Accessories
Books, Movies, Music
Clothing
Computer Software

..and a lot lot more!