Yeah... I am back in SG for 2 dayz already. Tomorrow is going to start work liao. So Sian~!~ Hahaz...

Late post on Day1, 18 aug. Left my family and Dear after they send me at the airport @ 7.30am. Touch down HK airport @ 2.30pm. Change HK$150 for the MTR card and took a ride on the bus to comic guesthouse @ Tsim Sha Tsui. After putting my bag, went for dinner. Had a soya chicken rice and ice lemon tea. HK$40. Do a rackee and some window shopping for the first day. After dinner went to watch firework at Ave.of stars. Damn nice and pretty. Also make a friend, name Ben who help me took some photos. Before back to guesthouse, i went to buy shower foam and face mask for HK$40. Spending and spending. Hahaz... ;P

Day2, 19 aug. Going to move out as i thought coz i never book for the second night. But kind aunty let me stay for another night at HK$200. I paid coz i really need a room. Hahaz... Went to Wang Tai Sin temple and kowloon city. Walk around kowloon and had my lunch there. Damn nice food. Pork chop Fried Hor Fan. Singapore i don't think they can do as nice as them. Hahaz... Delicious... I nearly got lost when i was looking for Lok Fu MTR while looking for another temple called Hau Wong. Worse still, bought two swimming shorts and two tee while shopping at kowloon. All for HK$160 after bargain. Hahaz... Eat halfway and ate a egg tart. Smell good... Newly bake out. Hot~!~ Hahahaz... Distance from Kowloon to Mong Kok is damn far. Almost 1 hour of walking in the afternoon. I thought it's nearby but i was wrong coz the map NEVER show Kowloon to Mong Kok. Arghz... I think Prince edward road is for rich people who is staying in HK. Coz i saw alotz of Benz and luxuray cars. Hahaz... Mong Kok sells alot of ladies stuffz. I even got 3 tee for HK$60. That one is like pasa malam. Hahahaz... Went to flower market as well. Damn fresh their flowers. Along Sui Yeung chio St got alotz of cheap shoes. I went to their computer building but not as big as Slim Lim Square. Had a stick of curry fishball. Shiok~!~ Then take MTR back to Tsim Sha Tsui.

Day3, 20. Move to a smaller room in the morning as i request coz i staying alone for this holidayz. Wanted to save more money as well. Hahaz... Got prepare for Ocean Park tour. During afternoon, i thought it will be going to be lesser crowd as it was monday. Who knows it turn up to be the most crowd i ever seen. Paid HK$185 for the enterance. WOW~!~ HK really knows how to earn $$$. Hahaz... I bought some bread and plain water for HK$20. Plain water is damn expensive over there. I spend whole day queue and play the games over there. Even took a cable car ride to see their china panda. Hahahaz... Went home during evening and bought myself a wanton mee with ice coffee for HK$30. Ice coffee taste funny. Hahaz... Watched national Geographic at night before i went to bed. :)))

I shall stop here first. Going to work tomorrow morning. Tata... Goodnight Folkz...

Dear, I am sorry that i make you cry again. Hope you understand how much i LOVE u. Muack~!~

The big Day is here. I will be leaving Singapore in 4 hours time. First time in my life going to HongKong alone! So cool MAN!

Going to Miss My Dear and my Family alotz... Friendz, hmm... hope they don't ask me for gift. Hahahaha...

* I LOVE YOU, Dear! Muack~!~

Goodbye everyone!!!!! ~~~See you all after 28th when i came back~~~

Interesting HongKong History: On 8 December 1941, the Japanese launched their attacks on Hong Kong. After the fall of the New Territories and Kowloon, the British Forces immediately strengthened the defences at Lei Yue Mun to prevent the Japanese from crossing the Lei Yue Mun Channel from Devil's Peak. The defence forces managed to repulse several raids by the Japanese, but were eventually overwhelmed and the Fort fell into enemy hands on December 19. The Fort no longer bore any defence significance in the post-war period, and became a training ground for the British Forces until 1987 when it was finally vacated.

Another history news: William Tecumseh Sherman was an American soldier, businessman, educator, and author. He served as a general in the United States Army during the American Civil War (1861–65), receiving both recognition for his outstanding command of military strategy, and criticism for the harshness of his "scorched earth" policies while conducting total war against the enemy. Military historian Basil Liddell Hart famously declared that Sherman was "the first modern general". In 1864, Sherman became the Union commander in the western theater of the war. He proceeded to lead his troops to the capture of Atlanta. His subsequent march through Georgia and the Carolinas further undermined the Confederacy's ability to continue fighting. He accepted the surrender of all the Confederate armies in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida in April 1865. After the Civil War, Sherman became Commanding General of the U.S. Army (1869–83). As such, he was responsible for the conduct of the Indian Wars in the western United States. In 1875, he published his Memoirs, one of the best-known firsthand accounts of the Civil War.

7 dayz never blog coz busy studying and finally it'z all over!!! Econz and Accounting... BYEBYE...

Going to decide what to do during holidayz on 20th-30th aug. Pls let me go holidayz... Don't ask me where to go coz i have not decide. Will be going with who also not yet decide. Might be alone... Holidayz alone sometimes can be fun coz u no need to wait for everyone. Hahaz...

I will try to save $ now !!! Cyaz...

Sorry Dear! Been busy lately. No matter what, I LOVE YOU!!!