Oh God.
Its been two months again since I wrote on another post. I don't know... maybe it's the fact that writing a long, vivid post seems like a lot of work to do, and in my mind its like: "Oh god, not another post...!". So this time its a little something different. I'm only going to do something like a photo post this time , where there will be only photos, and little descriptions, you know, something like Facebook. You know what they say: A picture speaks more than a thousand words.
Hong Kong:
Its been two months again since I wrote on another post. I don't know... maybe it's the fact that writing a long, vivid post seems like a lot of work to do, and in my mind its like: "Oh god, not another post...!". So this time its a little something different. I'm only going to do something like a photo post this time , where there will be only photos, and little descriptions, you know, something like Facebook. You know what they say: A picture speaks more than a thousand words.
Hong Kong:
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| Room service at Holiday Inn...expensive stuff! |
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| One of the famous eight markets... The Garden market. |
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| The goldfish market... where fish are sold in cute little bags like these! |
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| A wet day in HK.... |
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| Visiting an authentic British-influenced HK café |
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| Enjoying pineapple butter buns and milk tea |
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| Warm tea on a rainy day...! |
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| Translate please? |
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| The famous HK egg custard tarts |
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| Exotic specialties at the meat market...Yum! |
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| Sad life...The guy doesn't even get to eat at his job! |
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| A crowded street... |
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| The beautiful skyline of Hong Kong city |
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| One of the most pretty dumplings I have ever seen...! |
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| Watermelon in a bottle... |
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| My sister and my lovely guide dining. |
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| My cooking class at the Wing Wah pastry shop... the highly experienced chefs making mooncake dough. |
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| Lotus seed mooncakes in preparation... |
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| Mooncakes and Egg rolls |
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| Wishing cards... Wow! |
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| A deliciously soft dessert made of silken tofu soaked in ginger syrup |
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| Balls of sweet rice and white and black sesame...YUM! |
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| The fishing village of Tai O |
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| Dried egg yolks and anchovies... |
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| I don't really remember... was it dried bladder or dried sea sponges? |
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| Dried fish on the grill... |
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| Women of the world, rejoice! |
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| OK ladies, so it was 20 HKD for a snack... said too soon! |
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| Dried flowers and citrus... make you strong! |
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| Bye-bye HK! |
Loved the post Amay!!! Good memories eh?!
ReplyDeleteWow! How lovely Amay! You have such a great sense of humor and really captured the essence of HK – I felt like I was there; seeing, smelling, tasting everything with you!
ReplyDeleteI loved your joke in the pic taken ‘Husband 20HKD’ and you comment: “Woment of the world rejoice”!! to then say you realized it was a “snack” very funny.
Great blog, keep up the great work young man!
A very enjoyable experience! Waiting for the next one.
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