The day before tomorrow

The first week in Hong Kong is now done, and it has been quite a week... Every evening when I've went to bed I have fallen asleep right away since all days are so hectic, and even if there is not that much to do, the city itself is just so overwhelming that it makes my brain very, very tired. There are all the time so many people and new places and lights and noises and information all around you that it feels like your brain is working hard when only processing it all...

And on top of this, our school started today. I had my first class (Leisure management and Facilities operations) and it was quite alright, the first lectures are mostly about introduction and the real business starts in two weeks when the add/drop period ends. I couldn't attend all the classes I wanted to since they were already full, but now I'm choosing something else instead, and I hope there's enough space this time :P I'd love to take elementary Cantonese but the course is overlapping with another course I'm taking, but maybe I could find a course somewhere else than at our uni. It would be awesome to speak even a bit of the language. I can only say "thank you" and "hello" so far.

Yesterday we went to Stanley Beach on Hong Kong Island with a group of exchange students. It was hot and it took about 1,5 hours to get there, but well, beach is always a beach so it was worth it :) And the sunset looked B E A U T I F U L, almost as pretty as myself in a bikini (:D), I didn't even remember how the sunsets look like on this corner of the earth. This one reminded me of the one we saw on Halong Bay in Vietnam three years ago. Makes me happy to think about all the Asian sunsets I'll see in the next 5 months!

Apartments on sale and for rent in Hong Kong

Me drinking my new love: milk tea

Is your digestive tract ready for this? :D

A small temple in the city

A random text inside a shirt I bought today

Stanley Beach

Mun eka Aasia-auringonlasku kolmeen vuoteen!!! AH

Half naked exchange students