I have only about ten minutes to type but oh wells.

Yesterday was SHINee World Concert and it has taken its troll on me.
Just the day before or rather, yesterday, I was feeling so tired and whining about how I wish I do not need to get out of the house for the concert.

Just minutes before the starting of the concert I was mentally whining about the headache I am getting from the screams.

Then 'BLAM' the starts of the concert blew me away (in a bad way) thanks to the fireworks. TSK! I was scared, okay? >O<

But at the end of the day, Karma gets me. Damn it.
I am starting to mop around like a zombie because I miss them badly.
From the songs they sang to the cute little interactions between the members... I missed them all...
So much for feeling nothing and whining about the concert.
Like what?!

Oh lord, I freaking love SHINee much more that they are occupying my brain. Damn.
PS: YAH, Pabo Minho, I love you more now despite the fact that I still dislike your little strip tease.

Part 2 of my trip, yeah?

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(02.09.2011)

Woke up at 6am since we had a half day city tour. Saw Cheang sisters' fake Edwin Goh while waiting for others to arrive and the topic for the moment was all about him. LOL.

This is when Elaine started to take notice of a guy on the on bus and told me that this particular guy has beautiful eyes. TSK! -.- (Let's label him as the Mr cute guy in this post, kays)

Our first stop was breakfast where we had Dim Sum at a restaurant. Elaine ended sitting next to Mr cute guy with a seat in between them. LOL. Breakfast was okay, not as delicious as I thought it will but I like the siew mai. Hahahhas.

We moved on to the mid point of the peak. The view was nice but not as great as the night view which is impossibly breath-taking. Loiter around before heading to Repluse Bay and Aberdeen where we took a short boat ride to enjoy the scenery.

Jewelry factory was next on the list but it was damn ass boring for us. Killed time by playing brain teasers. Went down to a Ginseng company where I bought some dried logans for my family~

The last stop was lunch. Again, Elaine sat next to Mr cute guy but this next time, there's no chair acting as an obstacle between them. Lunch was okay, better than the first night's dinner in my point of view.

Walked back to the hotel and a short rest before heading out. Walked around in search for a shop that sells wife biscuit. Give up looking for it and we headed to the temple street which has nothing much ):

Rested at Starbucks where I had the hot chocolate that I was craving since forever. Oh my whipped cream... *Dreams*

Got back to our hotel's concierge for directions to the wife biscuit shop. It was a tiring journey for me since I hated walking non-stop. LOL. Almost missed the shop until Elaine told me. >O<

Headed down to Mongkok again for more shopping >O< As expected, we went to Argyle Centre (told ya it's my favourite place in Hong Kong). Settle down at burger king and started hogging the free internet service for an hour with only orders of chicken tender and a cup of ice milk tea ><

Did more shopping after we rested. Cabbed back to the hotel after much shopping. Had our wonderful supper of Nissin cup noodles and Share Tea (my new obsession next to Gong Cha).

Chatted while putting on eye mask. I have to say that through out the whole day, I was mentally tortured by both sisters, especially Elaine about Mr cute guy. Both of them (crazy women) had been yakking non-stop about him and it almost drove me crazy. TSK!

But I have to admit that Mr cute guy actually looks not that bad. He does have a pair of watery eyes with long lashes. (GOD WHY YOU SO UNFAIR TO ME?!)


(03.09.2011)

Woke up late on the last day of the trip ><
Got out of the hotel for breakfast. Heading for wonton noodles initially but unfortunately, it was opened at a later time so we settled at a local diner. Had the awesome-I-still-miss-it Bo Luo Bun (great, I'm drooling now) and abalone chicken congee. *Sigh* I missed the foooooooood ):

Walked all the way down to the wife biscuit shop to buy our goodies. Bought in total 8 boxes of goodies that caused my arm to ache at the end of the day. TSK! I think I must be really insane.

Went back to the hotel for last minute packing and laze around before checking out. Deposit our luggage at the concierge and headed down for more shopping since it was still early. Lunched at the wonton noodles place before continuing more walking.

Returned back to the hotel and waited for our transport to arrive. Had dessert at Xu Liu Shan (许留山) at the airport before heading for our flight. I loved the Mango Mochi so much that I take away some. LOL.

Reached Singapore at about 11:35pm and headed to the duty free shop to get some liquor for my Granny. That much ends my holidays~

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To be honest, I love Hong Kong for its shopping places and Eaton Hotel. It's an awesome place if you wanted to spend your time shopping. I know because if there a next time that I wanted to go to Hong Kong again, it will be mainly because of the shopping. Food, maybe the Bo Luo Bun, yes. Food expenses can be considered high in Hong Kong though.

Eaton Hotel has left a deep impression on me. I have nothing but positive comments about the hotel. The service is certainly superb. Imagine the house keeping lady scrubbing the toilet volunteering when you only ask her to clean the bin. See, what I meant? It will be better if the location is in Mongkok but I am satisfy as it is ;)

However, one thing that pissed me about Hong Kong is that for some reason there are always water dripping out of nowhere. By always, I really mean ALWAYS. Like seriously. I have no idea whether it's the rain or the air-cons dripping water. Trivial matter but certainly does pissed me off eh.

Well, despite this, in a nutshell, I still enjoy my trip~ ;)

Hello everyone~
Well, I back from Hong Kong for a few days already but I was too lazy to type this post ealier so yeah...
>O<

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(31.08.2011)

Woke up at an ungodly hour of 5am by my Dad.
Rushed out at 6am after preparing and do some last minute checking of my stuff.
Reached the airport at around 6:20 at Terminal 1 and was kinda surprised at the number of people at the airport. I mean it's not school holiday yet, right? Why in the world is there kids running around? Mmmm...

Waited for Elaine and her family's arrival for a few minutes before checking in our luggage. After checking in our luggage, we went off walking around the duty free stores in the departure hall.

Spotted a bottle of Victoria Secret body lotion (which I forgot how it looks like except that it is blue in colour. LOL) which I fell in love with the scent at the first sniff. LOL.

Boarded the our flight (Cathay Pacific) at around 7:20. Was surprised that I did not get 'molested' this time. HAHHAH. Think I'm so certain that someone will give me a body check every time I fly. TSK.

The ride on board was okay, I guess with some bumps here and there. Was listening to the Kpop song available on board to kill my time but after a round of the songs, I became bored and changed the channel. Hahahhas.

Reached Hong Kong at about 12noon and waited for a while before we were brought to our hotel, Eaton Hotel. My first impression of Hong Kong when I was on the way to the hotel was: "OHZM, it feel so much like Singapore." Can't blame me though, the place was filled with buildings~

Was awestruck the moment we reached the lobby of the hotel. We were greeted by
the smell of perfume which I have no idea how to describe in words except that I am very sure that I'm going to love the hotel. LOL. What's more was that the hotel's service was damn great. I was like a happy guest the moment we checked in. (PS: I like the receptionist - MiMi a lot. Nice and beautiful. LOL!)

Dumped our luggage in the hotel before heading down to a near-by local diner (茶餐厅) for lunch. Had Cha Siew Marconi with egg for lunch. It tasted not bad though ;)

Walked around before heading back to the hotel to wash up since the weather made us sticky with sweat. Waited at for our tour guide to arrive as we had a optional tour that we opted for last minute. Costed about 60 plus SGD if I am not wrong :/

The first stop was dinner at a (atas looking) restaurant where we had the famous local delicacy - Roasted Goose which tasted like duck to me LOL and other dishes too.

It does cracks me up a little because the Cheang sisters thought one of the guys in the tour looks like Edwin Goh (some Singaporean teen actor whom I have no idea why are they so nuts about him eh.) Major LOL. Hahahhas!

After dinner, they brought us up to The Peak. I have to say that bending roads and me DOES NOT click together. *Sighs*

After much agony to reach the peak, we alighted and visited Madame Tussauds wax museum. I have to say that some of the wax figure looks damn real that I actually think that they look and feel kind of freaky. OMGZ. After that, we took a stroll to get the awesome night view of Hong Kong at the peak.

Moving on, we headed to the Avenue of Stars, something not of my interest but I have to say that the night view was something awesome to enjoy with the salsa tune in the background. Hahahhas.

Our last stop for the day was the Ladies Street, known for the awesomeness of cheap goods where you can bargain like a typical Singaporean auntie. Walked around before walking back to the hotel. Was feeling damn shagged by the time we reached the hotel.

Gorged ourselves with the MacDonald meal that we were sharing in our hotel room. Sinful but awesome. That ends our first day in Hong Kong.


(01.09.2011)

Woke up at about 7 plus and as usual, I could not sleep that well on the first night. BUT, I have to say that the bed was damn awesome, something that I'm currently missing. Hahahahs!

Breakfast was from Macs bought by Elaine's Mom. Prepared and we headed down to wait for our one-way transport to Ocean Park. Slept during the journey because while the rest chatted because I was feeling damn tired. Hahahas!

Our first stop at Ocean park was the Giant Panda Habit and we ended our day at the park by visiting the Grand Aquarium. The weather was okay at start but slowly it got hotter and we got more tired. I was spared from being sun burnt thanks to being a kiasu Singaporean.

Anyways, even though most (near to all) of the rides was closed down for maintenance (which can be a good thing for me since I'm not a rides kind of person, more of a chicken >O< ), I am glad to say that I still enjoyed the park because of the animals. I absolutely love the dolphins, pandas, seals and the cute ang moh babies (disclaimer: I'm no pedobear, kays?)! I wanna to adopt them~ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ~ :3

Took a bus down to Admiralty station and shopped at a near-by shopping centre before
training down to Mongkok for shopping~ MTR rides in Hong Kong was not much different from Singapore's MRT. I do find something similar though. The pack-ness during the ride is just like Singapore's. LOL.

Saw H&M but I no longer have the energy to shopped around there ):
Dined in a a place for dinner. This time dinner does not taste that great. ):

Headed down to the Ladies Street to shop. Was bored after a while as most of the store sells exactly the same stuff. Moved down to a near-by shopping centre - Argyle centre.

To be honest, I love the shopping centre a lot. It's a a shopping heaven for youngsters, something like Bugis and Far East in Singapore. From there, I bought a bag that I intended to use during IIP. Realizing it is late as we needed to wake up early for the next day, we cabbed back to the hotel to rest our aching bodies.