As I walked around Hong Kong, I was able to notice a greater variety of Asian faces than I'd ever seen before. What struck me was how aged people looked over there. It's the sun, the pollution, the stress of everyday life. But it had a profound effect on me.

I looked at my grandfather, and looked at my father, and looked at myself in the mirror ( Read more... )

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We started today by going to the observation deck of a particularly tall office building, whose name now escapes me. For some reason, the air pollution had dropped drastically overnight, and it was possible to see across the harbour without a pinkish haze blurring everything. Hong Kong really has quite the plethora of skyscrapers.
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After breaking fast, we left for my maternal grandparents' flat. We sat and chatted for a while, before we went for dim sum at the Super Star Seafood Restaurant. Things were quite tasty, and not only that, we think we were undercharged.
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