Missing a Ribbon

I was at the bus stop opposite my office, waiting for the feeder bus to the nearest LRT station when I looked down at my feet and saw this:

My left shoe was missing a ribbon!

I wonder how long I had walked around with a missing ribbon. No wonder lah a few passengers on the bus and LRT were looking at my shoes, wtf!

I love these Elle ballet flats; they are comfy and I bought 'em for a steal at 70% discount that came to RM40 plus. But now it looks it's time to say goodbye. Maybe I should just rip off the right ribbon and still use it.

This is How You Open a Bvlgari Perfume Bottle

Last month I asked readers how to open a Bvlgari perfume bottle, but nobody gave me an answer. In fact, I received many hits looking for an answer to the question.

So here's the answer in 2 simple steps:

Step 1:  Because the bottle looks the same from all angle, you must first differentiate the top from the bottom. The bottom of the bottle is indicated by a small flat surface like this:

Step 2: Hold the bottom firmly and remove the top part carefully. It's quite tight, so make sure you have a good grip on both the top and bottom part; you don't want the perfume to spill everywhere.

The opened Bvlgari perfume bottle should look like this:

Take note that this only applies to the 5ml bottle.

The bigger bottle (can't remember how many ml) is much easier to use. Just press the top part downwards like an aerosol can and the perfume will squirt out.

Hope that helps!

How Do You Open This Bvlgari Perfume Bottle?

Someone gave me this recently:

I was delighted. I mean, which gal doesn't like to receive perfume, right?

But when I opened the packaging, I realised I don't know how to open these two bottles!!!

Since when a simple thing like opening a perfume bottle became so complicated? What happened to simplicity?

The designers wanted to create something impressive and futuristic; but they forgot about practicality and simplicity.

Can someone please tell me how to open these darn bottles? I don't want to damage them cause they are too pretty to be thrown away.