Junk food for thought

There's some really interesting flavors for chips here. I've tried some and others are on my to do snack list.

Okay one isn't really chips, but noodles that are bunched up and cut into round pieces. Not sure what to call it. Noodle chips? Looks interesting enough to try out. 7-Up with golden dragons makes it taste better...right?

Shek O

Spent the afternoon hiking in Shek O, one of last old school villages in Hong Kong. It's the only places you can surf here and enjoy a slower pace of life. Located in the southeast of Hong Kong island. The views here are spectacular. You can read more about it here.

There's even an old school mini golf course built with an ancient China theme by the parking lot, which is close the the village and access to their beach. The homes are clearly renovated with expats in mind, as you can see by the colours and larger windows. Still there are some homes that are still rocking out the 70s vibe. The trees here are large and very dense, which is interesting as this is supposedly the drier part of Hong Kong. It's one of the easiest places to hike and enjoy some fantastic views of Shek O, but enough of all that. Here are some photos I took while I was there for the first time.

Interesting English Signs

I walk past this place to work each day, but never had the urge to look inside.

Apple store at IFC

A view from the outside, inside looking out and of the inside.

Christmas 2011 in Hong Kong

Some random pictures for you to enjoy.

English Signs

This caught my eye today. Three guesses why. So, flip-flops are called thongs here. Wait, does that mean I was wearing thongs to work all these times?

Grand Opening Stanley Plaza

Wine and music. Good times.