Hong kong was a success! It felt like a bunch of U.S. states combined (new york city, las vegas, hollywood, and san fransisco). We thought that the food would be way better here, so we took a risk and tried outback, which means MEAT. and meat in china is definitely... scary. When our order came, it looked AMAZING. Of course, after we got all excited, dad cut into his steak and it looked rotten. Like nasty. Ahh you win some you lose some. But mostly lose with the meat if you know what I mean. After dinner that night there was a light show and the buildings across the bay looked awesome!
The temple was great. So pretty even with the construction next to it! Seriously the Asians are always building. and re-building.
We took a walk on the board walk on Friday. So pretty! A few Taylor's had to go to the bathroom so I sat down on the railing to relieve the pain in my legs and feet (I was no joke wearing the worst shoes for walking). I saw some ladies giggling to each other and looking over at brynn, sophie, & me. Then BAM. One of them has her arm around me and the other is taking a picture... okay. Yes, both of them got their own separate picture with us. I guess this implied that we were totally up for sitting there for fifteen minutes because I kid you not a line was forming. All the asians wanted pictures with the American girls! Ha! But, I guess these people don't get to leave the country easily because of the strict government, so they don't normally see light hair and light eyes ;)
I just really love that HK is like Britain. They had double decker buses all over the place, and the drivers seat was on the right. Really cool!
Until next time HK...
aka one week when we quickly stop by before we fly out to THAILAND. so pumped.
-brooke
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