so where were we?

CAUSEWAYBAY. a spot never to be missed, a spot where you’d find pretty clothes with even prettier prices, also a spot where the food will never suck (in my experience, each stall serves maybe smaller portions, but their food are YUMM). I used to love shopping in Causewaybay so much, until I found the “new shopping spot”. hehehe. and if you have the PRO cams, go to this place, you’d find the MOST people here in my opinion =P.

so lets go!

Causewaybay has MORE people than this. it is quite difficult even for me to take pictures, but people there are nice, they’d make a tinyyyyy little space for you when you want to snap some pictures. and when you see a little gap, DO KNOW that it’s a lucky chance to take pictures =D.

I love HK because it has clean floor, everywhere! =D.

and there are pretty girls everywhere, and the perfect looking ones on posters, everywhere too!

I am not les, I don’t support les too, so girls, lets drool for the next picture =X.

@w@ so so so so so so so so so so so HOT. not only on posters of course.. cute guys flood the streets of Hong Kong, they are EVERYWHERE =D. ^^ ^^ ^^. just that I have no guts to take pictures of them =(. shy one okayyyy.

I think IF I were get a boyfriend, I’ll get a boyfriend in a place where I can find beautiful flowers in wonderful wrapping. the way flowers are usually wrapped in Malaysia are like worms covered with mud and the ones in HK are like BUTTERFLIESSS! the look of a bouquet of flowers affects the mood a lot although the person who sent it affects ten times more =X.

and guess what fast food restaurant is this =X. it is RATHER obvious haha. but who will think it’s using black and white dolls?!

IF and only IF you still don’t get it, the clue is, it’s logo is red and yellow. if you still don’t get it, then you should knock your head on the wall =P.

Hong Kong Choi Sum! what’s so special about this simple plate of vegetable, why is it so famous?

and it is because it is very pure, it is easily chewed. unlike the choi sum in other places, it doesn’t have stringy stems. ( not sure how to say it, but stringy stems to me are hard to bite ).

TRAMSSSSSSSSSSS! <3.

$2 per ride, doesn’t matter how far you go, how convenient =D.

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