Little Carts.

These little metal carts are all over Hong Kong and used to transport everything. We were eating dinner at Le Souk in Soho, and I stopped between bites of lamb and hummus to take this picture of what is such a Hong Kong scene to me. I miss this beautiful city.

Tram Riding.

The trams in Hong Kong are also known as the ding-ding because of the bell sound that they make. Our family loved to ride them when we were on Hong Kong Island, because it was the cheapest mode of transportation. For just a couple dollars we could go down the island and also feel like we were getting a fun ride out of the deal! We love to climb up to the top and sit at the very front so we can have a good view of the ride. 

Dragon Dancers.

We are currently in Canada with my family, spending lots of quality time with my brothers and their families. Times like these we must store up for the coming two years that we will be in Beijing. I do love the colors that Hong Kong had to offer. I took this picture when I randomly walked up on some Dragon Dancers waiting for their time to perform. There was a building that was being open and the street was full of celebration. 

Sunday Brunch.

We joined our friends Zander and Andrianna for brunch in Kennedy Town at Catch on Catchick Street. After a lovely breakfast of eggs, toast, and fruit, we all made our way down to Sai Ying Pun for some coffee at Winston's Coffee.

One Final Ride On The Wheel.

It's the little things in life that I love ticking off of my imaginary list. I have this list that I want to ride the sky wheel in each country that I've lived in. This is Hong Kong's lovely wheel that we've enjoyed riding. This summer, I hope to ride one in Canada.