Comments on: Hong Kong (Day 4) http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/ An online lifestyle magazine run by a young lady from Singapore Mon, 08 Sep 2008 09:32:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Veron http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-2775 Veron Sun, 25 Jun 2006 13:14:51 +0000 #comment-2775 <p>Oh I tend to be quite particular about the places I eat at. Even if I am starving, I would take my time to find the right place.</p> <p>Huishan was actually two or three years my senior in secondary school. But the funny thing is that we never met! We got to know each other through online gamng. </p> Oh I tend to be quite particular about the places I eat at. Even if I am starving, I would take my time to find the right place.

Huishan was actually two or three years my senior in secondary school. But the funny thing is that we never met! We got to know each other through online gamng.

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]]> By: strawberry http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-2774 strawberry Sun, 25 Jun 2006 12:04:55 +0000 #comment-2774 keke! What do you mean by picky about places to eat at? HEhehehe... I went to your friendster by the email add here...and realised I'm connected to you through Huishan... probably you are her sec sch friend.. :p keke! What do you mean by picky about places to eat at? HEhehehe… I went to your friendster by the email add here…and realised I’m connected to you through Huishan… probably you are her sec sch friend.. :p View all comments by strawberry

]]> By: Veron http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-2771 Veron Sun, 25 Jun 2006 07:11:13 +0000 #comment-2771 Thanks! Other than the fact that my travelling partner would have to carry my shopping bags (if it's a guy) or that I am quite particular when it comes to picking places to eat at, I think I make a fine travelling partner! Thanks! Other than the fact that my travelling partner would have to carry my shopping bags (if it’s a guy) or that I am quite particular when it comes to picking places to eat at, I think I make a fine travelling partner! View all comments by Veron

]]> By: strawberry http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-2770 strawberry Sun, 25 Jun 2006 05:14:12 +0000 #comment-2770 wah you are such a brave girl! I like your posts very much.... and I think you make a good traveling kaki! ;p wah you are such a brave girl! I like your posts very much…. and I think you make a good traveling kaki! ;p View all comments by strawberry

]]> By: meow http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1950 meow Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1950 meowwww meowwww View all comments by meow

]]> By: meow http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1951 meow Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1951 love the budda picture..<br /> <br /> btw, the bridge look dreamy beacuse of the foogy window i think. that make the picture look really nice.... and also.. i think the bridge is call xin ma da qiao. but i might be wrong... love the budda picture..

btw, the bridge look dreamy beacuse of the foogy window i think. that make the picture look really nice…. and also.. i think the bridge is call xin ma da qiao. but i might be wrong… View all comments by meow

]]> By: meow http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1952 meow Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1952 mistake.. it not xin ma.. cant seem to find it's name.. >< mistake.. it not xin ma.. cant seem to find it’s name.. >< View all comments by meow

]]> By: woem http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1953 woem Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1953 offical name for the bridge is Macau-Taipa Bridge.. time to think for a more romantic name ba.. offical name for the bridge is Macau-Taipa Bridge.. time to think for a more romantic name ba.. View all comments by woem

]]> By: Veron http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1954 Veron Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1954 yeah it's called the taipa bridge. xin ma sounds more like a singapore-malaysia bridge. yeah it’s called the taipa bridge. xin ma sounds more like a singapore-malaysia bridge. View all comments by Veron

]]> By: meow http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1955 meow Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1955 there is a very famous brigde in hong kong call xin ma...... (yah i agree it sld be use for our causeway name.. >< ) there is a very famous brigde in hong kong call xin ma…… (yah i agree it sld be use for our causeway name.. >< ) View all comments by meow

]]> By: Veron http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1956 Veron Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1956 oh yeah that's right. the hong kong bridge is called the tsing ma bridge, pronounced qing ma in mandarin. it directly translates to "green horse". how meaningful. oh yeah that’s right. the hong kong bridge is called the tsing ma bridge, pronounced qing ma in mandarin. it directly translates to "green horse". how meaningful. View all comments by Veron

]]> By: Mandy http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1957 Mandy Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1957 Oh wow, read through your entire trip. I was worried up until this last post your trip wasn't going to be as you had hoped, but I'm so glad you got to go do so much on your last day!!<br /> <br /> Yeah I quite like the look of the bridge through the window, "dreamy" like meow said.<br /> <br /> AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! *birthday dance for wanting!!* W00t Oh wow, read through your entire trip. I was worried up until this last post your trip wasn’t going to be as you had hoped, but I’m so glad you got to go do so much on your last day!!

Yeah I quite like the look of the bridge through the window, "dreamy" like meow said.

AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! *birthday dance for wanting!!* W00t View all comments by Mandy

]]> By: sharon http://sparklette.net/archives/hong-kong-day-4/#comment-1958 sharon Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-1958 <p>hey sorry a little irrelevant, came across your blog from searching how to get from hong kong to macau, any idea how? and the cheapest way preferrably :)</p> hey sorry a little irrelevant, came across your blog from searching how to get from hong kong to macau, any idea how? and the cheapest way preferrably :)

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