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Traveled 4 hours south to Skudai and JB for a shoot last weekend! Amazing time. Now that I am back again, back to drawing board guys. I’ve got a huge pile of photos from various weddings shot in December, my travel in Singapore and Hong Kong. They are all in the HDD, which by the way, I just purchase another 400GB disk yesterday. Just shy off 2 months since I’ve purchased the 320GB one. I am completely been drown in with these photos. Weddings first, travel have to wait.  

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Let me quickly fill you in. Trust me, it will only take 1 minute of your reading time. Oh common, you are here already, just read on…

1. Hong Kong was cold. 12 Degrees Celsius. It was pleasant to walk in cold weather unlike the previous time during summer.
2. My Cousin sisters are superwoman
3. China made camera accessories are dirt cheap. Bought so much, which at the end of the day, it felt expensive anyhow. But counting the amount of stuff I buy…. taiiiiiiiiiii
4. Shopping in winter won’t land you t-shirts. They sell sweaters, mostly
5. Poh Hai Kai, the Sneaker Streets – run by just a couple of the same bosses. I was told…..
6. I bought myself a pair of sneakers
7. Eating escargot by the road side, in the middle of night, in cold is very fulfilling. Probably the best dinner I had in HK
8. I played my first Xbox 360 game
9. Having babies is not easy. Never thought it was easy to begin with. But somehow………. fulfilling .
10. I want to marry a pretty girl so I can have cute and bubbly kids.

Dawn evening when the sun was setting yesterday, I’ve got a beautiful panoramic photo. We spent the afternoon over at Harbour City at Tsim Sha Tsui.

One of the highlight on my trip was my cousin’s kid’s fullmoon celebration. That makes me a cousin uncle. Cheers everyone, to celebrate me growing another generation older….

We had dinner the Hong Kong style. My cousin book us in to a chinese restaurant. The session started way early from 5pm onwards. You know, those TVB drama, and Hong Kong drama, where they play mahjong before dinner….. they are real. hehe. That’s how life is over here. Dinner starts about 8pm. It’s usual for Hong Kong people to eat at these time. Malaysian, we probably shop our groceries over the weekend, or even early in the morning. The Hongkies, they shop right after work. Food fresh from the market, home to cook, dinner is serve about 8ish pm – while watching the newest and the lastest TVB Drama….. for free.

Hence, our dinner started at 8pm.

Celebrated and off we go home right after. I am currently uploading the photo album, should be done soon.

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Recorded this while I was in Singapore on Monday 7th Jan 2008 while seating in my hotel room at Royal Peacock Singapore.

 

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