Just when I thought that I was fashionably on point for HK, I wasn't.
Hmmm, beautiful woman at the right. She looks so exotic, I'm so jealous of her. Plus she has a company. Ouch!
So this is HongKong, I hope I'm ready for it.... I hope they're ready for me.
Ohhh poinsettias, it feels more Christmas here than back home already.
One thing I noticed as soon as I stepped outside the airport was that the coolness of the air condition inside never left me, and it would just get a lot cooler especially at night.
I just got out of the building seconds ago, so I was thinking: My God, cold. so this is what it feels to have a cold weather. I don't' want to imagine winter. Oh yeah, where is A11... Must find A11 bus.
Sweet! Doulble decked bus. FAN-SEY!!!
Oh Shit! What are these things? What is that? What am I supposed to do?
Wow, nice bridge... but I still don't know how to go down this bus. I have a feeling that I'll just have to press this red button when we're on Wan Chai Fire Station.
Which was the case, and was even confirmed when I asked an Indian expat seated a few seats behind me.
Yey we're in the Tramp, and it's fully packed with tourists.
Woooowwww, what a nice contrast that is. Skyscrapers hugged by a forest. Only in HK!
Oh hi Bruce Lee, wish you were real..
The scenery here is spectacular. I wish I have a nice camera to give justice to what I'm seeing.
These boots look good, but aren't made for walking. #sufferinginside
Finally a bench! Time for some people watching.
You don't really need a tourist guide to give you info. You just need a headset, an audio and you're good to go. Everything you want to learn about HK is in here. Cool right?
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