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| The first day we arrived in Hong Kong happened to be a Sunday which is also off day for foreign workers. Saw many of them resting in Central and Causeway Bay. |
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| There was a foreign workers festival here too and think hubby and me were the only tourists mingling around there hahaha. |
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| Oh I love watching the Tinikling Bamboo Dance performed by some Filipino. It reminded me of my first trip out of Singapore to Philippines back in 1983. |
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The video was interesting, thanks for sharing. Sundays is always such a busy day in Hong Kong as they have no where to go rather sad really. Another blogger who lives in HK wrote about this very recently. http://melodys-mindless-musings.blogspot.it/2012/04/sacrifice.html
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