I’m hungry simply updating this post…. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves. Stir Fry Beef with Choi Sum, Steamed shrimp and Steamed (a restaurant in Jordan) Scrambled Eggs, Spam, Toast and Ice Yin Yung (Coffee and Milk Tea) Cafe De Coral Street Fish balls and Shu Mai (Lan Kwai Fong) Crispy Bun withContinue reading “Hong Kong guilty pleasures”
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“Junk trips” in Hong Kong
I spent a few hours this morning sorting through my hard drives and organizing them. A few hours you say? That’s a long time! And it is, but that’s only because about 80% of that time was spent reminiscing through photos. This is one that I can look at all day, and it will makeContinue reading ““Junk trips” in Hong Kong”
Eat your greens! – Street Markets
This is one thing that I miss a lot about Asia, the easy access to a variety of vegetables. Sure there are farmer markets here and there, but it’s not daily, and it’s also not as accessible. “Wet markets” as we call them in Hong Kong, are so amazing, full of fresh fish, vegetables, meat,Continue reading “Eat your greens! – Street Markets”
The magic of fall in Boston
Those beautiful falling leaves, the colorfulness, the peacefulness of walking down a sidewalk surrounded by God’s creation. My favorite season will always be summer but it’s moments like this when I am reminded of how magical seasons are.
About vulnerability
Being vulnerable is an interesting thing, because I’ve realized that it’s one of the biggest indicators of a good friendship or relationship. When we’re happy, we can be with everyone, do anything and impact hundreds of people with our positive energy but when we’re not in a good state of mind, we tend to keepContinue reading “About vulnerability”
Joanne Lam 