My Hong Kong trip 2009

Nope, there are no pictures from me of the HK trip, just words. I believe I have the capability to churn out thousands of words relating to the trip. So no pictures needed.

First day-
Boarded the airplane, it was the upper deck on A380, sounds cool right? Ya riiiiiiight. There was this kid who was crying throughout the entire flight, not only did he disturbed my movie, he also irritated all around him. And he was sitting diagonally behind me. OMG. His whine and cries were so irritating, I swear I could have broken that tiny neck of his. And, he is not a small baby or toddler, he is around 4 years old, even his younger sister behaved better than him. PISSED OFF.
Reached HK and walked around the streets. The streets are so CROWDED, way more crowded than what I had to push myself through 2 years ago. Perhaps the weather's getting colder, people are wearing thicker clothings, and that makes the spaces in between people smaller. -.-''' I know.
Nine of us plus one baby stormed HK together. It was really fun, although quite troublesome. Shops in HK are small, and it's not very possible to get tables that can sit nine people together, hence we will usually sit on different tables during meals. Getting lost and missing amongst the crowd is another inevitable problem.
Second day-
Eating & shopping & endless walking
Third day-
Eating & shopping & endless walking
Forth day-
Eating & shopping & endless walking
Fifth day-
Eating & shopping & endless walking
PLUS,
OMG, the flight back from HK to SG was bad too. Another kid, not very young too, cried his lungs out during the flight! His throat, as well as everyone's ears, were pretty much sored. Food served wasn't fantastic too. The ice cream they served was so icy cold and hard. Serving of food and collecting of food trays were simply nasty disturbances to my concentration on the movie I was watching. Every other factors also contributed to that unpleasant flight, whatever, I just didn't feel that sitting on an A380 was so much of any awesomeness as what other people think. My baby niece cried on the plane too, and I think some other passengers out there were also cursing and swearing under their breaths too. Well, that's the suckish side of young kids, they cry for no apparent reason.
No matter what, I did enjoy myself a lot in HK, although standards of food has dropped (really). Things are expensive there too, I shop more carefreely in Singapore. AND, I didn't get to buy the CDs I wanted to! Sad. Now, it's back to reality. I have to get my ass back to school soon for ISG and other hall stuff. And, planning for next semester's timetable is really a pain. ARGH.
Nah, I don't think there are a thousand words. Maybe I should go upload some photos of the trip when I get them. But when do I even have the time? We shall see about that.