yummy yummy meat floss...
We did hand turkeys in class this week!
Um....
Cardboard Cat Kingdom!
Hong Kong: A City of lights
Happy about our delicious dinner
REAL GERMAN BEER
Squid ink and salmon spaghetti
Yummy breakfast!
This is steamed bread
Anthony wuz here
Jennifer Lopez is the most handsome actor
One of the many many many pirated DVD shops in HK
Helicopter take off!
This statue is of a flower called a Bauhinia, or a Hong Kong Orchid. The Bauhinia is the official flower of Hong Kong, and is even on their flag. This statue was built to commemorate the day that HK was "returned" to China from Britain
Lovely fountain in Hong Kong Park
Found a turtle
Inside the aviary
This guy was extremely friendly. I think he wanted some food.
Best (and only true) Mexican in Hong Kong
We found a little free museum featuring costumes used in the broadway production of The Phantom of the Opera (coming to HK in December)
So naked!
Yet another temple
This ferry goes from Hong Kong to Maccau
Modern art. The plaque next to this thing was so pretentious I wanted to barf
"The best skyline in the world" according to a number of websites and magazines apparently
Clocktower left over from the 1800s British Colonial era
Going up the mountain!
Hong Kong from the mountain top
Thai restaurant paradise
Best Masaman Curry I have ever eaten
The Occupy Hong Kong protest movement. Pretty quiet on Sunday.
BRUNCH CLUB OMG
Look at these eggs! Look at that benedict!
The city buses in HK look so weird. They are very thin and tall
It was national milk tea day on sunday, apparetly
Chinese family dressing as the queen and Mr. Bean.
This Yao Ming is actual size
There were tens of thousands of Indonesian women in the city this weekend. I have no idea what they were doing there. Was it part of the Occupy movement? Were they here on vacation? Was it a conference of some kind?
Whatever it was, they were all sleeping on the streets like this. 100% of them were women, and they were all from Indonesia. They were all dressed very nicely (except the ones in pajamas), and they were all eating homemade fancy looking cupcakes and drinking boxed wine. They clearly were not poor or homeless, but they were also clearly having a good time and not protesting anything. They didn't speak English, so I'll never know why they were there....
My favorite of the Hong Kong currecy. The $2 was wavy!
Now for some bonus pictures from Laura's camera.
Peekin
Hornbill feeding time
Sky tram
Riding up the mountain
Mountain top
Stopped eating for 1 second
So happy about my artisanal bread
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