hello ap, each must, by logic, to their own. some folks like sleeping, and i do, while others figure they can sleep after death, fair enough. one man's existence may well be another's living, and so it must be.
I love hong kong, the majesty of civilization prime, to an exponent of 10, just 30 min by frequent bus from home
I like hong kong’s smell of pollution, a/k/a money, that is w/i same 30 min bus ride from home
I admire hong kong for its common sense laws, enabling that which must be done, and doing so without a fuss, 24/7/52 dependable, and that which protects the home and keeps all safe enough all around
I appreciate hong kong for its civilized dynamism, and civilization is not constituted by trees in a forest, and civilization is at most 40 min away from home on bad traffic day
I adore hong kong’s quietitude that is at big wave bay, 20 min by mini cooper, if roof down, or 15 min if roof up
I accept the bother of a longer drive, say an hour on good days and 90 min on bad, to the wetland park
But I favor some place closer by, say w/i a 15 min drive, called ocean park
but so much more
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I am a glutton for excruciatingly punishing reflexology
then there is the fab food everywhere and from all over the world
the wonderful ambiance just 5 min by taxi
the fantastic atmosphere only 10 min by walking
As for kids, to look at their growing resolve is heavens
And to infer their hard charging daring-do, even at 6 months young, is heavens x 2
I recommend hong kong, especially when suspecting what may be coming here, there, and everywhere else, and considering that life is short, and we want all goodness very close at hand.
hong kong island, in a word, rocks.
Cheers, j
re hk's mtr subway, it is the best in the world, of natural course, just like our freedom, liberty, laws, ...
and our longevity is good enough, without complications of earthquakes, tsunamis; and our typhoon days are lovely. |
