Wednesday, September 9, 2009

junk boating is...


...my absolute FAVORITE thing about hong kong. mention sai kung and i ask when. banana boating? im in. wakeboarding? yes. speedboating? yes. Jump off the roof? you bother asking? liquor, food, sun, saltwater and atleast 20 new random people every weekend.
junkboatjunkie. certifiable.

batmobile wannabe


really? who is this guy. Does Batman have an asian cousin in the kong?

the szechuan Don.


I love eating a fish thats staring back at me. And What is Chicken's paw? Or Aspic of Pig's Ear? I speak English but have not a clue. Anyway its been awhile since I've posted some powerful chinese culinary pictures. And it doesnt get much more powerful than the fiery blast of szechuan. I think just about everything is covered in chiles. Actually if you ask me, they probably need all that spice to cover up the fact they are eating dog balls and horse rectum. just kiddddingggg.


Thursday, September 3, 2009

PUSH IT BABY




If anyone hasnt seen this new(ish) movie Push its time to get on the tractor kids!
Dakota Fanning is one hella talented tweenchildstar and there are great shots of hong kong life, mixed wtih a little beginner cantonese. the lovey bits are nice too if you go for that :)


THUMBS DOWN TO MOONCAKES

lesson #1 in china. looks are always deceiving.

Mooncakes sound delicious, look alright and taste like toewax and melted crayons, in a pastry shell.
apparently its an egg of sorts in the middle..all dried up and chalky stuck into the thick yeasty gelatinous mound.

not my cup of earl grey.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

HK GRAFF.


Always been a true believer in the underdog.
HK anonymous graffer...you rock my world.

FACEMASK CITY


i kinda feel out of the cool group on this one. There have been a dozen or so confirmed cases of swine flue in my office and now even my boss keeps a mask at her desk. I just cant do it though, and I cant talk to people in a mask without wanting to laugh. The family nurse assures me that they dont even protect against disease after 20 minutes or so, however the majority of HK doesnt seem to know this or care. Masks are as common as shirts now.(which actually isnt saying much for parts of kowloon and wanchai).