Friday, March 28, 2008

Monday, February 25, 2008

Alex playing at 60th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival



He was playing too fast... the fastest among his group. If he played in a correct pace, might get a better place.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

痴線架!

一大班粉人都唔係做野既, 個個只為爭寵, 目的整死對手等自己上位而唔係做好件事, 個個指指點點但又唔使揹飛... 反死我咩! 妖!

A few snap

With my F10, during the Chinese New Year:



Skate day

It's quite warm yesterday. So I went to skate together with my kid and my brother. My new K2 is a very nice skate. It worth it.



Saturday, February 16, 2008

下一個目標

LG-KS20:




普通既 WIN-MOBILE 電話一部, OK快既 CPU... 最大吸引就係好輕便, 只係同一部普通電話差唔多重... 等遲少少到貨睇真d咩 spec 再定奪.

Blogging at home

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Yet another new toy

Recently I tried to buy a pair of inline skate in Hong Kong... no luck. Gigasport only carry the very cheap (and ugly) brand "Scorpio"... simply not good enough. Is Hong Kong an "International City"? Crap I say!

So I asked my brother traveling to Vancouver to buy for me. He get me a K2 Moto Speed, at CA$200 plus tax. It looks good. Will try it in the coming weekend!

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Photographer: Alex Chiu

Alex took my istD and take this photo.... noticeable, the AF system of istD is not smart enough....

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

單車樂

去左大尾督...


而家Alex 成日都落樓下單車徑踏單車, 我要慢跑跟住佢... 雖然有慢跑習慣都頂唔住! 有一次本來想帶對 Rollerblade 去跟佢, 點知對雜麥roller 太耐冇用自動解體... 搵黎搵去都唔知邊度有正牌既rollerblade 賣, 香港點攪架?!連咁common既野都咁難搵... 點學人做咩野 "亞洲國際" 定係 "國際亞洲" 都會??

Alex Plays - Bees

This is an exam song for Alex's grade exam. Hope he can pass it, so I don't have to pay for the exam fee once again....

Alex Plays - Balletto

A drawing function

The function was a few weeks back. Surely not another Picasso, Alex does enjoy drawing.





Friday, January 25, 2008

博益出版社下月結業

真是令人難過的消息!!

記得年輕時, 每次到書店打書釘, 總是被那一排排口袋裝, 紅藍色的博益書吸引著. 其書種繁多, 有本地小說, 翻譯小說, 哲理, 甚至粗俗如不文集... 雅俗並存.... 當年在上課時偷看的衛斯理, 還有赤川次郎, 盛田昭夫, 大前研一.... 我最愛博益就是那些翻譯日本的書, 因為台灣的翻譯實在... 看不明白.

唉!!!

Thursday, January 24, 2008

數落輸多少

:(

好彩只係玩票性質!

Monday, December 24, 2007

Langkawi, Day 5

We leave Langkawi early morning, as we have a 10am flight plane to catch. As promised, we just leave the rent-car unlocked at the airport and phone the rent-car company - unbelievably simple!

We transit at KL:


And return HK around 4pm. Good time to get back home, have a hot shower, a dinner, and a SILENT NIGHT..... zzzzzzzzzzzzz.................

Sunday, December 23, 2007

Langkawi, Day 4

We enjoy the not-so-big pool once more this morning. Both kid are better suit in the water, and they play quite happily there. The following photo was un-retouched: the special effect is caused by the water on the lens.





In the afternoon, we go to the Eagle Square: the famous landmark of Langkawi. We try to look enjoying in the photos, but it is really toasting like hell.









It's basically a in-car trip in the afternoon. We drive around the island, see the strange shape hills, and stop by a few spots, including Durian Perangin Fall (does it look like our Bride Pool in HK?):





The crocodile farm:


A Tanjung Rhu beach:


It is a hot day, and we loss a lot of energy even we stay most of the day inside the car. We go to dinner at the same restaurant at Pental Cenang we dine on the first night again, because it is really nice. We tried the butter fried pawn and lobster this time. Yummy!!


PS: our two family loss each other for 30 mins. It's annoying especially when we are exhausted in a hot place! Next time we really should bring a set of walkie.

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Langkawi, Day 3

After a long-day to the coral island, we stayed at the hotel for this morning. Of course, I mean the pool and the beach...




Unlike yesterday, the sun shines today. We have some nice portrait at the hotel lobby when we go out for a ride in the noon time:




We have our lunch at the Cenang Beach again. the pizza shop is not bad, but the beach and the motel house are very very nice- with a nice beach and shining sun, who need to luxury of a resort hotel?


We then drive to the Langkawi Cable Car. Wow! I think it's a must-visit if you are going to Langkawi. The cable car and the suspension bridge was built on rocky cliff (imgine building such things to our Lion Rock), quite spectacular. What's more, the Malaysian did a great job to preserve the primary forest at the area. Sigh to the ugly concrete 'service-trail' along our 360 cable car, suck HK!





The sun shined like oven today. How would it be if we go to the coral island toady? Will the water be clearer?

Friday, December 21, 2007

Langkawi, Day 2

It should be existing today: we have the tour to the famous coral platform at Pulau Payar Marine Park today.


Breakfast at hotel is okay, but there are too much India / Malaysia food that I never touch it.


When arrive, I am very disappointed: the sun is not shining, and the visibility of the water is not good at all. (The water is green, and a lot of particles in the water. Perhaps it's the algae?)

Nevertheless, Alex is very excited cause there are tons of fish for him to feed:




There are plentiful of snorkel tools on the platform. With my F10 and underwater housing, I am able to catch some glimpse of clown fish and corals:




It's extremely difficult to stable myself under-water (thanks to strong current and my natural buoyancy). I really should learn to scuba dive next time.

OTHER UNDERWATER PHOTOS ARE HERE

For dinner, we planned to drive to Kuah town again, but we loss. Instead we go to Cenang Beach and have dinner at this nice restaurant:


We have grilled tiger-pawn, it's nice. But I really recommend to try butter tiger-pawn... it's excellent (we tried that on day-4).

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Langkawi, Day 1

Making use of the Christmas holiday, I am taking a 5-day trip to Langkawi together with Allan & Janice's family. There is not direct flight from HK, so we take the 4-hour flight to KL, than transit via in-land flight.


The only public transportation on the island is taxi. So we rent this car, at RM500 for 5-day. The car-rent company don't need to check my passport or my driving license. Return the car is even more simple: I just need to park at the airport carpark, with key inside and leave the car unlock, then phone the guy. That's it.

Not bad for a 7-seater, but it's lacking of power. Is it poor maintainance?

When everything set-in, it's already dinner time. Thanks to Allan's great nevigation, we drive to Kuah town and have our dinner at a outdoor Chinese restaurant. This is the Kuah town:


ALL PHOTOS FROM THE TRIP ARE HERE