26 November, 2006
HONG KONG - Day 7 - 25 Nov - Saturday
No, we did not manage to change our flight schedule to Wednesday, as such we will be flying back tomorrow. Sigh...
We had a lazy morning and went out for dim sum lunch with aunty Annie, auntie Thelma and James at a restaurant in Tai Koo City Mall. After lunch, aunty Annie tried to arrange for an instructor to teach me ice skating. Unfortunately, no instructor was available as today is a Saturday. In the end, my papa brought me in and taught me how to ice skate (HKD60 per person for 3 hours, inclusive of ice skates).
It was fun! I only fell down a few times and my papa was holding my hands to give me the confidence. Luckily, I was quite brave and daring and by the time I left the skating rink, I could already do the basic walking on ice. I would like to do it again when I return to Singapore - at Jurong East entertainment complex.
After the ice skating, we went back
to aunty Annie's house for a quick rest. Thereafter, we took a taxi to this place called Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park. We actually paddled on a boat and fed bread to the fishes. It cost HKD120 per boat. The surrounding scenery was simply great.
Before dinner at the Cricket club with aunty Annie's family, we did bowling at the club. It was good for children because they have a ramp for us to place the ball and it will then roll off to where the pins are. Bowling became a fairly easy game.
Our Chinese dinner was good, and we finally took a photo with aunty Annie's family. The aunty on my right is uncle Richard's sister - aunty Suzanne.
After dinner, we went back home, as we needed to prepare for our departure from Hong Kong early tomorrow morning.
What an eventful day!
No, we did not manage to change our flight schedule to Wednesday, as such we will be flying back tomorrow. Sigh...
We had a lazy morning and went out for dim sum lunch with aunty Annie, auntie Thelma and James at a restaurant in Tai Koo City Mall. After lunch, aunty Annie tried to arrange for an instructor to teach me ice skating. Unfortunately, no instructor was available as today is a Saturday. In the end, my papa brought me in and taught me how to ice skate (HKD60 per person for 3 hours, inclusive of ice skates).
It was fun! I only fell down a few times and my papa was holding my hands to give me the confidence. Luckily, I was quite brave and daring and by the time I left the skating rink, I could already do the basic walking on ice. I would like to do it again when I return to Singapore - at Jurong East entertainment complex.
After the ice skating, we went back
to aunty Annie's house for a quick rest. Thereafter, we took a taxi to this place called Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park. We actually paddled on a boat and fed bread to the fishes. It cost HKD120 per boat. The surrounding scenery was simply great.Before dinner at the Cricket club with aunty Annie's family, we did bowling at the club. It was good for children because they have a ramp for us to place the ball and it will then roll off to where the pins are. Bowling became a fairly easy game.
Our Chinese dinner was good, and we finally took a photo with aunty Annie's family. The aunty on my right is uncle Richard's sister - aunty Suzanne.After dinner, we went back home, as we needed to prepare for our departure from Hong Kong early tomorrow morning.
What an eventful day!