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Category Archives: Hong Kong
“There Is No Plan B”
I knew it was too soon to celebrate last year when the news came that there would be no rubbish incinerator on the island in the photo above. “They will never give up an opportunity to waste this much money” … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, corruption, Environment, Eyesore, Government, Hong Kong, politics, Pollution
Tagged EPD, Lantau, Pui O, Shek Kwu Chau, Shek Kwu Chau incinerator
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Cover Story About Cantonese
Posted in Cantonese, China, communism, Hong Kong, language, patriotism, politics, Travel
Tagged Cantonese, Chinese government, mandofication, Mandohooligans
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Come a Keystone Kropper
Lantau Island is a magnet for mediocre to incompetent civil servants, notably members of the police force. I have written about them many times; their, shall we say interesting take on what their job description in particular, and yesterday morning … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Hong Kong, Injustice
Tagged drunk driving, Lantau Police, parking in Pui O, Tap Tap
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Your Tax Dollars Hard at Work
In its relentless quest to cheer up and beautify ugly sleepy backwater Pui O, the government has come up with these sorely needed banners. Phew! I wonder what we did before them? They don’t mention what will now happen to … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, corruption, Eyesore, Government, Hong Kong
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Sold! Complete With No Buffaloes
Yesterday I saw a rather disturbing sight down at the huge dinner table of Pui O’s water buffalo, the grasslands down by Pui O Beach. Surveyors were setting up boundaries around one of my favourite vistas. I went over and … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Environment, Eyesore, Government, Hong Kong, politics, Pollution, property
Tagged Pui O property, Pui O water buffalo
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Beautification of Pui O Continues
A few weeks ago I posted the above picture on Facebook, wondering what this container which, to put it mildly, had seen better days, could possibly be doing there.One morning it was just there, resting on bricks. Rusted through and … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, corruption, Environment, Eyesore, Government, Hong Kong, Pollution
Tagged egrets, footpath in Ham Tin, Mister Chak, Pui O, water buffalo of Pui O
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Thanking and Trying To Give
Today is thanksgiving, and like every year I wish I was an American today, sitting around a huge table groaning with turkey and what not, telling people how thankful I am because they are in my life. It’s such a … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Hong Kong, Norway
Tagged biophobia, Lantau Island, Life without limbs, Nick Vujicic, No arms and legs, Unstoppable
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Lest We Forget
Today I did something I for some reason have never done before: Went to the Cenotaph in Central to watch the Remembrance Day ceremony. It was beautiful, solemn and dignified, and lots of people had turned out; everyone from former … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Hong Kong, Movies, patriotism, politics
Tagged cenotaph, Egil Magnus Berg, poppies, Remembrance Day, War heroes, WW1, WW2
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Government In All Its Glory
Last night, on Halloween, I ventured out in Central dressed as my favourite character on my show Cantonese The Movie on my YouTube channel Cantocourse, to advertise for my Cantonese course. A woman has to do what a woman has … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Government, Hong Kong, Injustice, politics, Pollution, property
Tagged beautification, government transgressions, Pui O, ugliness
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They Are Greening – I Am Screaming
It had to happen. With recent humiliations such as failing in its bid to build a “super” prison with 7,000 inmates on an island just outside Mui Wo, failing to build a “super” columbarium with I don’t know how many … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, corruption, Environment, Eyesore, Government, Hong Kong, politics
Tagged Lantau Island, Pui O, The Greening of Lantau
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