Hello Kitty

Even though never admitting it, my beloved husband, Paul, loves Hello Kitty. Since he is a guy - my assumption is that Hello Kitty is more for girls than for boys - and may be shy to show his affection, he satisfies it by buying me Hello Kitty products. With a relatively wide range of the products I have, our family members and friends who notice it start giving me more Hello Kitty stuff for gifts. They think it is me who loves Hello Kitty. I don't mind really. Following is a list of Hello Kitty products in my possession: 1. pencil 2. pen 3. notebook 4. notes paper 5. stamp 6. address book 7. journal 8. folder 9. pencil case (I have 2 of them) 10. t-shirt 11. towel 12. pillow case 13. slippers 14. phone accessory 15. phone bag/case 16. stuffed Hello Kitty 17. handbag 18. lunch box. 19. draw-string pouch. 20. pez candy and pez dispenser. What is next? A toaster or a rice cooker? In addition to that, Paul, relatives, and friends buy me stuff in pink. I have a pink laptop with a pink case from Paul, a pink lunch bag from my mother in law, a pink folder, socks, t-shirts and blouses from who I forgot, etc. Although pink is not my favorite color, it is a good addition to my effort to be more colorful. When I was younger, my mother criticised me of buying clothes only in brown and green, my two favorite colors.