If I were actually in Minnesota, you might be able to find me doing either or all of these things:
Happy Aloha Friday!
I like this. I’m not sure if there is some sort of secret meaning behind it. Found in Central, along the art walk– but not on the art walk side. The opposite side has shops, and this guy was in the corner. Definitely illegal street art. Clever.
Sorry for the absence. I have been pretty dang tired from working, and was busy all day yesterday sightseeing and collapsing into bed.
But I’m back! With pictures and fun for you! Welcome. Are you just itching to learn about my preview from Buddha’s Birthday? Click the link to learn more.
Macau eats.
I left our apartment for work at 7:45 this morning, and am typing this on the wobbly ferry back. I will get to our place at 9:30 at the earliest. Obviously there is no need to clarify AM or PM.
No complaints, my job and current co-workers are very enjoyable. Long hours are just something that this lady here has to get used to.* I just wanted to give you a preview of what is to come tomorrow.
*Yes, I just proclaimed myself to be a lady.
North Shore, Oahu 2007
Happy Aloha Friday!
Sweet Monaka,
Wiki tells me that you used to be a sweet mochi wafer dessert filled with sweet azuki beans. I think I would like you that way, but I also like you the way you are. A weird, waffle-on-the-outside, chocolate covered ice cream treat. Yes, I like you the way you are.
Thanks for being so cool.*
Sincerely,
Nicole
*I am exhausted from work. This is the best I can do today.
There is so much beauty to this city here in Hong Kong. So sappy but so true.
You can see it everywhere, from the well thought out Hong Kong Electric logo to the thoughtfully assembled outfit.
I randomly (read: I was lost) came across these little benches near Caine Road in Mid-levels. I was delighted by them and hope you will be too.
Rest your weary dogs on these lively chairs on stairs.
Last week, we woke up and did a hike with one of our friends here on Lamma. We hiked from Hung Shing Ye Beach to the ridge, which leads to Ling Kok Shan, then to Mo Tat Wan, circles back to Sok Kwu Wan and then back tracks to the beach.
Interested? Of course you are, my pretties. Click the link below to follow along.
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