well, haven't blogged in ages... guess i'm not much of a blogger.

However, i just can't help talking about this though!

Recently, Volar decided to create a night just for us females, I won't say anymore, except that it was downright, dirty, xrated, and what a girl needs in her life once in a while.

Some crazy, uninhibited fun!

Being served drinks by two gaily hot brazilian male models is always a bonus too!

Ah, well, hopefully Cream will happen again.... Enjoy girls :) :)

well minus a couple of folks from last year, but nevertheless, good times!

We had one casualty on the 2nd day, but lucky he had a wonderful drinking partner to accompany him the rest of the time while everyone was on the slopes.

we also had a wonderful romantic valentine's day dinner @ a japanese italian restaurant (J Sekka) of oh, a small intimate table of 18.

Even though it snowed continuously throughout our trip, we were all determine to board as much as we could, even if it meant braving conditions like this....

Spontaneously, as we were all packed, with 10mins till departure, Amanda and Andrew decided to convince some of us to stay an extra day.....Niseko was too fun to leave (nah, it wasn't the 2 shots of sake we drank 5 mins earlier that swayed their decision...of course not :p)

                                      see the line of sake @ front of table......

Finally, the highlight of the extended stay was our decision to try and live life like an eskimo....by eating & drinking in an igloo (or igroo) I think my toes are still frozen.....

                                                    Entrance to our little Igroo hut for dinner

  1 HoUR all you can Eat! or if you're us.... we do it chinese style...order more and take it home

                               Not only were the bar stools ice, but the glasses were ice! brrrrrrr!!

Finally we go home, certain never to be eskimos again, but poor Amanda forgot how to walk up the stairs, banged her head and sang Celion Dion for the rest of the night....

And with that, our 2nd anual trip to Niseko ended.... I'm staring at my snowboard in my room, its been 2 days since we've been back and as reluctant as I am, I'm afraid it is time to unpack...

until next year......

Ok so I haven't blogged for a while. no excuse. Life hasn't been too exciting so far since all i do is study study study. However, i did have a crazy night last week.

The night of LInkin Park's concert, Terence and I scrambled around town during the day to buy birthday surprises for Stephen. We finally decided on cute pink birthday hats for everyone and to top it off, a pink Halo just for Stephen, the angel of us all.

Since we had a large crew, I decided to use the family car so we could all roll together. Long story short, the night began with a bang, literally,

we were left stranded, car less, but good ol' Terence broke out his "green tea" (a.ka. whiskey) and it made everything ok. :p

The concert was bloody awesome, we were able to sneak in the green tea without being detected.

Afterwards we proceeded to Racks, got Stephen so obliterated that he finally turned into what Patrick wanted him to turn into all night...... Zombie Stephen.

A grand night.

aiya so i started my first classes yesterday after a wonderful loooooong summer break. It was hard to switch my serious mode back on but game on man, its back to the books! I did however spend my last week of holiday enjoying my last trip outta HK for a long time. Went to Cambodia to visit the incredible Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples, then met up with some friends in Bangkok to fulfill my long desired wish of watching sex acrobatics and ladyboys stripping for a buck.

 I have to say watching razor blades appear out of a female's um..... ya.... was kinda disturbing. She did however draw a wonderful picture of our friend... considering what body part she used it was pretty amazing..

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The ladyboy strip joint was the highlight of my trip. It brought out the man in my friend Janet. She made sure every ladyboy showed it all before she gave out that dollar. Hollar!

 Cambodia was spectacular, the food, the culture, the people. Sadly though, the Cambodian government is not strict enough about preservation of the temples and the overabundance of tourists have deteriorated many wall carvings and sites. My favourite site was where Tomb Raider was supposedly filmed, a point reiterated by our tour guide one too many times. The original name is Ta Prohm but since the movie's filming, its now only known as the Tomb Raider site. Sad. It is however amazing, overgrown trees with roots bursting through temples. Nature overpowers man's creations.

Finally I spent my very last day of freedom enjoying a junk trip (my second ever!) with some chilling company. My grand achievement on that junk was getting every person to embrace the FOB inside them, striking a pose with the peace sign. Oh yeah baby. Armed and ready for school now.

lazy me decided to take the summer off so while my law school cohorts got their asses whopped in summer internships i fled Hong Kong to do some vacation soul searching. what better place to do that than long arduous bus rides around Central America? Where the descrīption of "air conditioned" bus meant opening every single window and by the end of the trip, (after being wind lashed for 6 hours) you look like an asian with a 80's afro gone wrong. However the time in Guatemala and Belize was well spent. It grounded me more and helped me remember who I am.

I find its really easy to get washed up in the hustle and bustle of HK. Having moved back just a year ago, I've been on autopilot, running around like a mad woman. Thus this summer has really helped me slow down the pace abit. I also saw my sister in LA, and since I missed her 30th b'day, I took her to Vegas to make up. However, since I was in detox mode and she was beat from 12 hr work days as a pastry chef, we ended up only eating, lying by the pool and sleeping.... ahhaha oh well, Vegas was still fun even though nothing scandalous happened.

I've been back for a week now, settled and over jet lag, I realised I"m 10 lbs heavier, I'm bored as hell during the day coz everyone works and the weather sucks donkey dicks. HAHAHah nevertheless I've missed HK, the energy the city has that you can't find anywhere else and most importantly, all the people I know. :)