After Typhoon Molave

On the way to the Discovery Bay pier





























@ the pier


































@ Discovery Bay ... I love taking pictures of ceilings.

霧都杏花村

This is where I live in spring.

View from my window last night:















View from my window this morning:















This is how it should like during a normal day:




















My hobby these two days is to empty the dehumidifier!

Everbody safely home?

Typhoon Pabuk turned away from HK on Wednesday, but suddenly returned again this morning. In just a few hours, it goes on from Typhoon No.1, 3 and then 8 at about 2:30pm.

This was how we crowded at the entrance of the Admiralty MTR station:














Before we passed the gate:














On the platform:














I should have gone for a drink first!

P.S. I would like to thank a group of young people who looked like a group of HKU students in an orientation camp.

While I was still waiting on the platform, the train came and they were inside. There were around ten to twenty of them, all wearing dark green polo shirts, and they wanted to get out of the train.

For those who have a taste of the HK MTR system during peak hours, you should have expected that those on the platform (excluding me) would try to push into the train although it's all packed with people and quite a number of them tried to get off.

With this group of young people on the train, they kept shouting together "let people get off first; let us get off; you can only get on board if we are off", etc., and they united and pushed...... Yes! They were off the train and left a lot of space inside, making me safely on the train finally :)

Sunny Sunday

After being cloudy for quite some times, we finally saw some sun shines today. When I walked into the Arts Museum this afternoon, the sun shine simply went straight through the big windows, and you could feel the warmth and the happiness inside your heart.

It's raining... ...

... ... outside, right now, at the end of November... ...

It has been raining almost every day since mid-November. There's even yellow thunder storm couple of weeks ago. Yes, in November. It usually rains very suddenly and heavily, at night, and stops quickly too. It always catch me by surprise, as I seldom bring an umbrella.

We already has the hottest October and November, and we are likely to have the most rainy November in record!