Supersymmetry
or: Lucky I’m Equally Good / Bad with My Left Hand as My Right I am typing this one handed. And looking at the keyboard. For someone that normally types with all ten fingers and no eyes on the keys […]
Author: Ms Shallot
That’s Just the Way It Is, Baby
or: Idioms don’t always translate well One of the 974 things I like about travel is learning the way some expressions translate in other languages and others that don’t. There are some expressions that are unique to English and don’t […]
Red Red Wine
or: Another Way To Eat Cheese with Wine One of the 974 things I like about travel is trying new food and trying food which I’m already familiar with in one way in a totally different way. This week has […]
Rhythm is a Dancer
or: Dancing in Mauritius I am convinced that most, if not all, Mauritian people know how to dance. Even those that say they can’t dance, they can dance. And dance well. Well, they can in my opinion anyway. Yes, this […]
I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
or: Finding a Car is Easier Than Finding a Boat This week I’ve had the three best car parking spots in the history of the world. They all happened on the same day. It is also the week where I […]
Sweeter Deal
or: When Life is Like a Disney Fairytale Yet Isn’t at the Same Time Staying in touch with family and friends while I travel / live overseas has been through a variety of different methods, including this blog. There is […]
On The Road Again
or: This Time I’m Packing Properly It’s my last post from HK for a little while as I’m flying out again tomorrow night. It means I have to complete within the next few hours one of the tasks […]
Another Town, Another Train
or: A Mistake is Possible Even With Great Public Transport As expected, I’ve been visiting people, eating dim sum (and a few other things too) and returning to some of my favourite places around Hong Kong before […]
Fine Time
or: What It’s Like To Be Home I’ve been back in Hong Kong for four days after traveling for a year. I’ve seen quite a few friends already (this has been great!) and people from all over the place have […]
Leaving Home
or: A Reflection On My Gap Year From Asia A few more days and I am on the move again. I’ll be going back to where this particular journey began – the bright lights, and now cold weather, of HK. […]