Comments on: Part 2: Hong Kong http://ann.twoflavours.com/?p=622 Sun, 05 Sep 2010 00:25:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Elvawenn http://ann.twoflavours.com/?p=622&cpage=1#comment-32239 Elvawenn Sat, 31 Jan 2009 14:24:39 +0000 http://ann.twoflavours.com/?p=622#comment-32239 Kayak King: I did visit HK when I was younger but it was a lot, a whole lot worse. We were in a coffee shop, eating and the moment they heard me asking my dad in something in english, they asked if we are from Singapore. We didn't reply. When the bill came, it was 2 times the price stated on their window. Go figure. :\ And yes, you're right - we were wary and tired, couldn't wait to come home at the end of the trip. It's too exciting, maybe. *LOL* Kayak King: I did visit HK when I was younger but it was a lot, a whole lot worse. We were in a coffee shop, eating and the moment they heard me asking my dad in something in english, they asked if we are from Singapore. We didn’t reply.

When the bill came, it was 2 times the price stated on their window.

Go figure. :\

And yes, you’re right - we were wary and tired, couldn’t wait to come home at the end of the trip. It’s too exciting, maybe. *LOL*

]]> By: FH2o http://ann.twoflavours.com/?p=622&cpage=1#comment-32238 FH2o Sat, 31 Jan 2009 13:58:43 +0000 http://ann.twoflavours.com/?p=622#comment-32238 Thanks for your nice "report"! I first visited Hong Kong eons years ago and my impressions then were exactly the same as yours now - how darn crowed and rude the people were! But I guessed we would be too if we are forced to live in such cramped quarters and to endure harsh working environments. On subsequent visits I'd already learned to switch off the noise and abrasiveness. Irregardless I enjoyed the excitement of Hong Kong and learned how to appreciate how wonderful and fortunate we are to be living elsewhere! Thanks for your nice “report”!

I first visited Hong Kong eons years ago and my impressions then were exactly the same as yours now - how darn crowed and rude the people were! But I guessed we would be too if we are forced to live in such cramped quarters and to endure harsh working environments.

On subsequent visits I’d already learned to switch off the noise and abrasiveness. Irregardless I enjoyed the excitement of Hong Kong and learned how to appreciate how wonderful and fortunate we are to be living elsewhere!

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