TRAFFIC JAM!

Sorry for the delay these past few weeks. I was on holiday in Humid Hong Kong ^^

It was fun, as always. Me and my family go almost every year, and each year always seems to surprise me.

HK is like a second home to me, and I even sometimes feel that the country i'm living in right now isn't good enough... Because it isn't.

HK has everything that I want in life - it's a bustling city/ you can travel to places easily/ you're familiar with the Chinese-ness/ it's prosperous and active/ there's LOADS of kawaii shops etc./ but most of all - the boys :)

I suddenly realised on my trip to HK this year the reason why i'm not interested in Western boys.

Being a true British-born-Chinese, i should have some interest in the matter of boys when i talk with my friends or my sisters, but, to be honest, i don't.

And the reason? All the boys they talk about are Western males; from movies or TV or our classes together.

But in HK, they, of course, have LOADS of Chinese males, which i actually take interest to. It's the same with Japanese men or Korean men - it's the east-Asian look I personally like :)

Actually now that i think about it; this topic is kind of... weird, isn't it?!

I think it's teenage hormones :) *haha*

Anywho, more on the information about where we stayed etc. (Back to basics ;])

Our Aunt kindly lent us out her apartment in the Eastern bit of the New Territories.

It's super nice there, but it wan't our first time. She had lent it out to us last year too.

Very modern and industralised, it's ages different to my dad's old village, where he used to live as a kid boy - aww.

Our dad always says how 'when he was younger, all he had to play with were marbles, so you should be grateful for what you have now'.

... It makes him sound so old!

But, i am very grateful for all the things i have.

Talking about grateful...

My dad brought me a spanking, new laptop :D
Strangely, i didn't even have to ask him for it, because i wasn't even intending on buying a laptop when i got on the plane for the flight.

It never even crossed my mind 'till he said to me, after discussing about my sister's want for a new laptop, "Do you want a laptop as well?"

Obviously, i said nonchalantly: "Only if you're willing to pay."

:P

It's a white Fujitsu.

I was trying sooo hard to look for a white laptop, because i think the colour suits technology.

A black sheen is always classic, though.

I'll be reporting more of my time in Honky Land :D

Sakura

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