Back "Home" (ie. in Hong Kong)
It'll never be my true home, but it is the first home that I have known. Been back for a week now, but it seems as though we haven't done much. But then you look back and see how much money we have spent, then you know we have done quite a bit :D There were three main objectives that we had for coming back, one of them has been achieved already, shopping till we can't shop no more :P
The other two, the Japan trip and seeing friends and relatives is still ongoing. There seems no end to the eating, although many nights its just been Jenny and I at a "quick eats" place. Truly cheap at less than A$10 per person. Last night was steamboat for HK$49 for both of us and we were stuffed after that :) Saved enough room for Haagen-Daaz @ $29/1 scoop though! :(
Also been to a few touristy places like the Ngong Ping cable car ride (the one where you get stuck up there if the wind picks up) and the Wetland Park out near the border with Shenzen. Hopefully going to Disneyland (free!) on Tuesday and Macau (not so free) on Thursday amongst all the other things that still have to be done in the meantime (shopping included).
The other two, the Japan trip and seeing friends and relatives is still ongoing. There seems no end to the eating, although many nights its just been Jenny and I at a "quick eats" place. Truly cheap at less than A$10 per person. Last night was steamboat for HK$49 for both of us and we were stuffed after that :) Saved enough room for Haagen-Daaz @ $29/1 scoop though! :(
Also been to a few touristy places like the Ngong Ping cable car ride (the one where you get stuck up there if the wind picks up) and the Wetland Park out near the border with Shenzen. Hopefully going to Disneyland (free!) on Tuesday and Macau (not so free) on Thursday amongst all the other things that still have to be done in the meantime (shopping included).
