Friday, December 29, 2006
I touched down at 4 in the wee hours of the morning, got home at 7 after some supper at Kembagan with Uncle Perry who bothered to wake up so early to fetch us home from the airport, and crashed at 8 and woke up at 3 and I met Simran and Price at 7 for dinner at Siglap and I got just got back.Wow, long sentence.
I had to console myself on the fact that Imee and me weren't able to meet cos there wasn't enough time. But that's alright I see her almost everyday and I don't need to see her curly hair all the way at Hong Kong specially too but OKAY I LOVE HER.
The trip was GREAT!
They try too hard to use the English language sometimes though.
I saw this on a restaurant menu and I laughed.
Macau was quite pretty, but it screams the word Casino everywhere you go.
Sands Casino - World's Biggest Casino ever.
Look at the sky, the air there in Macau is bloody polluted. >.>
It's gonna come to Singapore soon too, at Marina Bay or Sentosa.. I can't remember.
At Fisherman's Wharf with my dad. I told him to stand on the road while I stand on the curb. HAHA.
I guess their main form of transport are bikes. They honk so much at each other and shout across the roads. -.- Rude people they are I tell you.
Nicole's Boutique. Haha!
Christmas jingle bells silent night frosty the snowman! :D
Their night scenery's so breathtaking, but I chose to spend my time taking pictures of flowers there AHHAHA.
Look at these roses awwwwwww.
You know those bouquet of flowers people give people when they open new shops or whatever?
We happened to have got there on the official opening of some casino called Babylon and they lined all these bouquet of flowers all around their walkway.
Took a ferry from Macau to Hong Kong, and yes Macau screams Casino but HK screams Shopping. :D
I bought a lot of stuff, but I'm still not satisfied. Zomg, I have a shopping addiction to conquer. ):
That's just a part of it. Espirit there is SIAHLAH f*cking cheap, and they had Summer Sales, so that explains all the speg tops I bought and no I am not skimpy.
I lived in a hotel along Tsim Sha Tsui, supposedly thier Orchard Road in HK. The people(or should I say.. taitais) there are so brand conscious. Everywhere you'll see Dolce&Gabbana, Gucci, Prada, Chanel, LV.. You name it, they have it.
The only shop they didn't have was TOPSHOP!
HAHAHAHHA.
I didn't see Topshop in the biggest shopping complex next to my hotel, The Gateway is the name. It's more than twice as big as Vivo(WTF).. So I went up to this random woman who seemed like those kind that shopped alot and is in, and I asked her in Chinese.. "Here got this brand? *shows my bag label which have the word Topshop on it*"
And she said no.
My mum said she couldn't believe I did that. Haha.
The food there was great, and we probably had this much for every meal.
And we had 6 meals a day, my dad's idea.
(I PUT ON WEIGHT SHIT.)
A random place along the town area.
You know, I see no point in putting up these adverts.. It's just so messy I don't even wanna look at it. -.-
We took all kinds of transport when we were there. Ferry to get to Hongkong Island, Mtr, Taxi, TurboJets..
I like their train. It's so cool man their stop locations are computerized, and I'm sure MRT noobs like Imee would even know how to get their way around HK easily.
This picture was damn funny.
My mum thought the building behind us was the historical building that was gonna be hacked down which caused a lot of protest from the people, so she wanted to take a picture with it.. and my dad took a damn long time to snap it because of the ongoing traffic behind us that blocked the view.
In the end..
SHE FOUND OUT IT WAS THE WRONG BUILDING AND SHE GOT PISSED.
HAHA.
The building was already hacked down.
Lol, my mum's a loser.
We went to Ocean Park for a day.
They had great rides I tell you!
And they had pretty flowers too.
They attracted bees(ME. HAHA) though, I took pictures of them cos idk, it's just so eye-catching and I think you can see I have this thing going on for flowers now ever since I went to the Singapore Garden Festival.
Me and my dad lined up for this 3 minutes ride for an hour, cos we went there on Christmas.
Tsk.
But it was still worth it lah.
We took the world's longest cable car ride.
High, yes it was.
My dad looks grumpy.
But when I said, "Pa let's take a picture!"..
HE SMILED. HAHA.
It was kinda cold up there, and I was wearing slippers while my mum wore boots.
We exchanged footwear for awhile, and this was what her footwear looked like.
ROFLMAO!
Those Hongkongers looked at her with those "WTF WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO ACT JAP" look. But my mummy didn't mind lah, for me she will. Everyone, go awwwwww.
My mum's a nice person, and I love her. Though I do have this love hate thing going on with her when we fight.
Anyhow my trip was really good; better than I thought it'll be.
So here it is, for all those who have been asking for an update! :D
P/s: I can't believe I took almost a day to blog this post.
p/s/s: Btw, I didn't receive any smses that were sent to my number for the time I was away cos my validity was put to 3 days and they auto deleted themselves by the time I came back on the fifth day. ): So to everyone that wished Merry Xmas, I know it's a little late but Merry Xmas to you too! :D