This photo intrigues me every time I look at it. It was taken at around 4:30 AM during beer fest. I had taken a friend visiting HK out that night to have a few drinks. After successfully showing my friend a good time, and might or might not have intoxicated him a little too much,Continue reading “Gather under the moonlight”
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Perspective of an International student
Disclaimer: Below is simply my personal opinion. I apologize if I offend anyone. I’ve had a lot of life talks this summer. Where are you going to be after graduation? What are you going to do? All the questions that make us college students cringe. Most of my classmates from high school have graduated thisContinue reading “Perspective of an International student”
A sensitivity to my own language
{Disclaimer: This post contains vulgar language. It does not in any way shape or form express my personality but it is the only way I can truly portray this particular incident and the thoughts I have surrounding this topic.} Perhaps I’ve adapted to the western culture too much, but I’ve really gone sensitive to theContinue reading “A sensitivity to my own language”
The use of umbrellas; rain or shine
The one thing that intrigues me and yet frustrates me over and over again is the use of umbrellas when the sun is shining and there is not a drop of rain to be felt. The simplicity of the photo below speaks just that. It was a beautiful day. My parents and I went forContinue reading “The use of umbrellas; rain or shine”
My favorite summer activity in HK: Junk boat trips
It doesn’t matter how bad of a week I’m having, there’s always one thing that can cheer my up and make my summer back in Hong Kong totally worth it (on top of my family that is). That’s going out at sea on a junk boat trip, away from the city, to deserted islands whereContinue reading “My favorite summer activity in HK: Junk boat trips”
Joanne Lam 