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Despite all the annoying Italian inefficieny and thoughtlessness, and the assumption they make that we must either be Japanese or Koreans, it was still bella Italia
So I'm back. Well fed, and apparently, tanned (according to others hurhur) - which is good I am literally becoming a tofu - like my faher lol. There have been agonising moments, but all those banter made it worth it. I am amazed how much 潮語 I have learnt over 12 days, which made me realise what I have lost by not being at home over the past 9 years (well I still go back over the summer, but still...) Going to Italy, has interestingly, made me more honkee. I'm just glad I have been finally able to find a group of friends whom I can have huge fun with, even when I am in Hong Kong. We are already planning on a road trip (I know its pretty useless in HK, but its still 1.5 the size of Singapore).
This makes me miss home and work now. I miss all of you in Tai Po.
EDIT: Why must we always be either Japanese or Koreans to the Italians. Are they that narrow-minded?BTW, our registration form registered us as NORTHERN IRISH, probably because thats the only word they understood on our passports. Hmm...time to plot and plant stuff!
So I'm back. Well fed, and apparently, tanned (according to others hurhur) - which is good I am literally becoming a tofu - like my faher lol. There have been agonising moments, but all those banter made it worth it. I am amazed how much 潮語 I have learnt over 12 days, which made me realise what I have lost by not being at home over the past 9 years (well I still go back over the summer, but still...) Going to Italy, has interestingly, made me more honkee. I'm just glad I have been finally able to find a group of friends whom I can have huge fun with, even when I am in Hong Kong. We are already planning on a road trip (I know its pretty useless in HK, but its still 1.5 the size of Singapore).
This makes me miss home and work now. I miss all of you in Tai Po.
EDIT: Why must we always be either Japanese or Koreans to the Italians. Are they that narrow-minded?BTW, our registration form registered us as NORTHERN IRISH, probably because thats the only word they understood on our passports. Hmm...time to plot and plant stuff!