keychains

A clever Japanese twist on the old squeezie stress relieving ball. Instead you just squeeze the edamame beans out over and over and over again.

You can also find them at Strapya-World.com.

And as if the photos aren't cute enough, check out these commercials.

For a mere $3.41 you never have to leave home without a game of whack-a-mole in your pocket. You can buy this at tinydeal.com. (Or do a google search and you'll find lots of other places that sell this.)

Take us inter hyper space, errrr hyper cute, Chewie! Heather from DollarStoreCrafts.com shows you how to crochet your very own mini Chewbacca keychain.

Why, yes. This is a toy that simulates the popping of bubble wrap. And it's called "Eternal Pop Pop."

Read more about it at web-japan.org.

So, who else out there begged and pleaded with their parents to give them a quarter every trip to the supermarket so they could win the prized miniature Rubiks Cube keychains out of the gumball machine? And who out there never won one? And who out there secretly suspected there was only like one of these in the whole machine (if any) and all the rest of the prizes where crappy plastic rings but yet they still tried to win one every time?

This is why I love being an adult. I can now buy a box of twelve miniature Rubiks Cubes with my own grown up money. Hurrah!