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Fu Sing Shark
This tragically fuzzy picture is of Yuvi having his first ever dim sum. Note that the turnip cake is on a turnip-shaped plate with a little escarole turnip-top garnish
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Hong Kong Fishball King
I just remembered that I can post directly from my phone, so… Here come lots of food photos. Fishballs… Usually I don’t like them but this guy is the king so what choice did I have? Pretty good.
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Wan Chai
But, OK, the reason I rented this terrible apartment is that outside the door is all this. And I mean right outside the door — I can walk from the subway station to the apartment door in a rainstorm without … Continue reading
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The Cell
The apartment I’ve just moved into is… well, it has a bed and a shower and a sink and a hotpot so I guess it is technically an apartment, but it is tiny. I’m a tiny apartment enthusiast, but this … Continue reading
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Do tall trams have all the disadvantages of tall ships?
I love how these double-decker trams look, and I loved riding on them. But we’re in typhoon country — how well can they handle in the wind?
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goldfish market
Believe it or not, this was not my idea. I’ve been spending a fair bit of time with Quebecois coworker Marc and his boyfriend, and they turn out to be aspiring fishkeepers and wanted to visit Tung Choi Street (which … Continue reading
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cracklins
So far I’ve been spending most of my time in Tsim Sha Tsui near the hotel and conference center, but last night I mustered a group of colleagues to cab to the other end of Kowloon to visit the literally-named … Continue reading
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Clang
I’ve sort of always wanted a brass-body guitar, and I will take any opportunity to ride on a ferry boat. So when I found a nickel-plated guitar for sale on Craigslist that required a ferry ride to purchase I couldn’t … Continue reading
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Rodeo beach
For a while there, my camera would only take photos like this one. It seems to’ve fixed itself now. Anyway… There’s a nice site here which lists Bay Area hikes that are transit accessible. There are lots! The above garbled … Continue reading
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Artichoke portrait
This is a poorly-framed photo, thanks to my new camera phone having a totally unmotivated ‘widescreen’ mode. Nonetheless, behold: A deep-fried artichoke filled with shrimp cocktail. Pretty good! Although, I always thought that the point of ‘a la juive’ was … Continue reading
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