We rent a boat to take us around Sai Kung for an hour ($120 hkd per hour).
This is how the boat look like.
I was told…a lot people rent this kind of boat for birthday celebration, fishing and camping.
Another boat going the other way….
The view from the front of the boat.
This is a camping site. The boat will drop u off. When you are ready to head back to Sai Kung, you call them and they will come pick you up. Imagine…some shit happen in the middle of the night…no one will come…
This is a motivational video I put up on my old blog. I put up again here because I am grateful for my everyday existence and to my new life in Hong Kong.
I’ll just read IHOP ceo Julia Stewart get most of her ideas in the bathroom and so does Alan Greenspan. The famous ‘irrational exuberance’ came while he was in the bathroom.
Should I start spend 2 or 3 hours in there? In hong kong, where a 3 bedroom apartment has only 1 bath, would my family members get all piss off if I am in there for 3 hours to get my inspiration?
The last two days I was playing around with Joomla. I had this software since last year but I never did anything to it. I thought it was a pain to install but I tried to install it into our test server over the weekend. Unbelievable, the installation was a success. Its quite similar to wordpress installation.
Now, I need to familiarize on how to create/add categories and all other stuff. Who knows…maybe I might change this blog and my other blog into Joomla driven.
We went to check out some village house at the Tai Po and [tag]Tai Mei Tuk[/tag] area. As we were waiting for our real estate agent, we decided to rent two tri-cycle ($40 Hkd per hour for one tri-cycle) and ride up to Tai Mei Tuk Reservoir.
The view was spectacular. The weather was soothing.
On top of the dam. U can skate and bike from one end to the other of the dam.
It’s a long way to the end of the dam.
Lovers enjoying the view.
My niece having a good time.
Sunset…We came down from the dam and saw people fishing at the pier.
