hello from HK
so I'm in Hong Kong at the moment.
I've discovered what people mean when they say the can't put this or that into words.
It's so amazing here. For whatever reason, I feel very at home here..at peace, at least.
Physically everything in the main part of the city is connected by walkways and stairs. There are lots and lots of stairs and inclines. Everything is public trans, for the most part. We take taxi or busses or the train everywhere. The bus stop is just down the hill from where we're staying, Shouson Hill. Yesterday we were shopping in the mall, IFC, which is a lot like American malls, and the markets in the alleys where you barter yourself to death for this ring or that watch or this set of chop sticks. Kick ass jewlery that would be like $30 bucks in the states in like 10 HK dollars here, which is like not even 2 american dollars....anyway, I have to get changed. We're going to see the biggest Buddha in the world.
a;right bye
I've discovered what people mean when they say the can't put this or that into words.
It's so amazing here. For whatever reason, I feel very at home here..at peace, at least.
Physically everything in the main part of the city is connected by walkways and stairs. There are lots and lots of stairs and inclines. Everything is public trans, for the most part. We take taxi or busses or the train everywhere. The bus stop is just down the hill from where we're staying, Shouson Hill. Yesterday we were shopping in the mall, IFC, which is a lot like American malls, and the markets in the alleys where you barter yourself to death for this ring or that watch or this set of chop sticks. Kick ass jewlery that would be like $30 bucks in the states in like 10 HK dollars here, which is like not even 2 american dollars....anyway, I have to get changed. We're going to see the biggest Buddha in the world.
a;right bye