Is That...

So at Mong Kok East Station they have these hanging from their ceilings. I'll let you decide what they are.

Umbrella Vending Machine

This should tell you how much it rains here in Spring, but it has been raining like mad this month already

Saint Seiya MTR Octopus Cards

My will is strong and I will resist you.

Unique English Signs

Okay, this isn't a culturally interesting sign, but still it's one of those "wet paint" on the park bench type deal.

I was watching kids and the elderly walk up and down this ramp, as I read the following.

Yes, I pointed it out to them. What do you think I am? A monster?

Phuket, Thailand 2010

I took a trip with the family to Phuket for a much needed break from the craziness of Hong Kong city life.  While there we went Elephant trekking, ate bugs at the night market and of course got some Thai massages. I also finally met Mark Smith. He's another script monkey of such works as Amazing Joy Buzzards, Popgun and The New Brighton Archaeological Society.

We talked online like so many of us do, so it was a blast that he was there for a Thai boxing vacation at the same time. He's a rocking cool dude that cannot tan and shouldn't be driving a scooter, but damn can he write.

I have photos galore and videos of the elephant trekking and Phuket Town Night Market below.

There will be more posts later for sure. Been working and renovating our apartment as of late. Not to mention changing jobs. I'm freelancing at the moment for a cool toy company. For now enjoy these vacation photos and videos of mine.

Madame Tussaud's Hong Kong

We had free passes and it was at the Peak so we invited some of the students from my wife's school to come along. Would I suggest hitting this place? Well, only if you're into such waxy things. It was a mix of celebrities from Hollywood, Asia and world leaders. You can walk it in half an hour. Photos below with commentaries, which you'll need to click to read them.

Madame Tussaud's Hong Kong

Lingnan Univeristy Walk-a-thon at the Peak

Last weekend, my wife was doing a charity walk around the Peak. So we took the kids to give support and go for a stroll around the mountain. The views of the city were fantastic and a must do when you come to Hong Kong. This was my first time walking on this path and wish I did when I was visiting many moons ago. Enjoy the photos below. Remember to click on them for commentaries.

Lingnan University Walk-a-thon on the Peak