Reinforcing Your Holiday Mood

Nevin is probably coming back tonight. So, where have you been celebrating the Christmas holiday? Feeling a bit down to be back to work? Here are some more photos of the holiday in Hong Kong to reinforce your holiday mood.

(Stop in the Name of Bus: Nathan Road, the lifeline of Kowloon Peninsula, was partially cordoned off from traffic during the holdiay at night when people were crowding the area near the Victoria Harbour for celebration)

(The Mongkok Mob: I was amazed to see the street jampacked with people after a cup of coffee in Starbucks. For some seconds, I dared not walk to the crowd)

(Great Shot or Not: The family was checking out photos on the camera)

(Multitasking: Walk-checking photos is like drunk-driving a car. Both are dangerous thing to yourselves and other people)

(Human Trafficking: Roads were turned into pedestrian precincts. There is something about this tiny city -- it has atmosphere!)

(Look Alive: The dad was walking steps ahead of the mum holding the baby. Okay, tell me, why didn't he hold he baby and let the lady push the pram? Man, come on!)

(River of Pedestrians: Hope to see you in Hong Kong the next Christmas!)

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New Low Prices

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Mini Review of GRD II by Colin Bradbury

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