01/30/2011

...nice meeting you too :-)

01/29/2011 (a)

Hong Kong shopping mall - "APM"


Hard to believe they display these antiques from Qing dynasty (valued over HK$1billion) just like this.


This is just an imperial causal wear...


Imperial crowns...


And IMHO, this set of imperial seals alone would have cost over HK$300 million.


They put all of these things in the middle of a busy shopping mall...


Impressive.

01/29/2011

Milk Tart (HK$6.5). This is good stuff.

01/28/2011

A section of a local mall, currently under renovation.

01/27/2011

It was only at this point that I found out I forgot to bring my ticket :-O


But I do pay attention to detail: Ticket reissue is free. And fast.


Howdy!


The Park only offers this kind of cab today.


But it's this one that reminds me of this youtube video.


When You Wish Upon a Star - Julie Andrews

video by LoreneFaith

01/26/2011

Already thinking about the next scale model project. Whatever that is, it has to be "BIG".

01/25/2011

This is an item that every genius should have: My Favorite Things no.2143: My DIY Solar Powered Fan.


Perhaps this fan would be "dug up" someday and people wonder: Those ancients were smart, they used solar energy.


But anyway, we should pay more attention to alternative energy.

01/24/2011

(At a local mall) Chinese New Year is fast approaching. I'm totally unprepared for it. (Worried..)

01/23/2011

"天下為公" - (meaning:) The public owns this country.


Dr. Sun Yat-sen (1866 – 1925).


He became a doctor in Hong Kong in 1892. And in 1912, his revolution overthrew the last imperial dynasty of China.


過客 - 關菊英

by purplethepool

A hundred years have passed.


But how many would remember?


And how many would care?


References:
Dr. Sun Yat-sen
Xinhai Revolution

01/22/2011

The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.


Running. Running. Running.


Here for musical "The Passage Beyond".


Show starts within 3 minutes. Got to go.



一屋寶貝 (未了的結局) - 羅敏莊

by masmas369


(Intermission) It's time to go back inside...


Reference: "The Passage Beyond"

01/21/2011

Spend less money. Spend less money. Spend less money. Spend less money. Spend less money.........

01/20/2011

City University of Hong Kong


School is boring, isn't it?


I have better thing to show you. (Hong Kong Bricks Adventure 2011)


*My Perfect Day* should begin with some serious dungeon fighting in the morning..


But then take some time off to do shopping.


And have lunch at McDonald's.


Go back to battlefield right after that.


But somehow manage to watch a concert in the evening.


Before going home, having an ice cream is absolutely necessary.


It's my train ride. And That's how I end *My Perfect Day*.

01/19/2011

Exmortis (meaning undead) is a flash game by Ben Leffler. (Kind of remind me of "Alone in the dark.")


(WARNING: This game contains *extremely disturbing scenes*.)

Source: www.dailyfreegames.com
Walkthrough: By game creator Ben Leffler

01/18/2011

Last time in Grandpa's home, he threw it away but I kept it: Crystal Model of the Hong Kong Airport.

01/17/2011

Apple Pie?

Note: It's a plastic "mini food strap," around 1/6 the size of the real thing.

01/16/2011 (a)

Hong Kong old-style cafe.


This cafe has perhaps too many Alan Tam autographed albums. I only have two.


This milk tea is a big disappointment, perhaps I should give it another chance some day.


Back in the old days, this is the kind of music people liked, definitely not the Alan Tam's they are playing.


Runaway - Del Shannon

video by Tmeq

01/16/2011

Open Day of the Office of Former Chief Executives of Hong Kong.


All persons entering the building must walk up the stairs...


The current office of Tung Chee Hwa is on 2/F.


His desk is just a little too clean, isn't it?


Whose office is that going to be? (Grammar mistake found: the "exec" should go without "s".)


Mind if I sit down?


Reference: Tung Chee Hwa