This is a personal blog to let our family and friends know how we get on with the linguistic, cultural and culinary challenges of Asia's world city, Hong Kong. I am currently working as a primary teacher at an international IB school in Hong Kong.
Monday 30 March 2015
Sevens 2015
The view from our roof down to the stadium on the Friday of sevens
Watching the rugby on the big screen at Cyberport (or cyverport as the boys call it)
Sunday morning in the HSBC rugby sevens village
The Red Hot Chili Pipers
In Aberdeen, waiting for the kai do to Lamma Island
On the way back, after yummy seafood lunch at the Lamma Hilton in Sok Kwu Wan, and a brisk walk to Mo Tat Wan
Joshy's face-paint
Sporting "Random Chic" as we set out for breakfast at Victoria Peak Gardens
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Sarah Moore
Sunday 1 March 2015
AIA Great European Carnival
Over half term, just before Chinese New Year, I took the boys to the fun but obscenely expensive Carnival. It cost about HK$300 for the three of us to get in, and then tokens cost $10 each. Most rides cost 4 tokens, so it added up quickly! $80 for 2 kids to go down the helter skelter (which took about 10 seconds) was a bit of a rip-off. Still, the boys had a great time and went on loads of rides by themselves.
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Sarah Moore
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