I don’t wear a mask all the time. They are uncomfortable. They steam up my glasses making it hard to see. They make my mouth…
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When living in Korea, I discovered a fantastic dish called Bibimbap (비빔밥). It quickly became one of my favourite meals because it was easy to…
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The Mahabodhi Temple is where the Buddha found enlightenment.
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Hong Kong should look to Korea as a way to help curb the amount of plastic being produced by takeaway food and deliveries.
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Typhoon Mangkhut was the worst storm in Hong Kong history but people still needed to try to get to work.
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I read it because he passed but what it triggered was a lot of memories working as a dishwasher in a seafoodish restaurant called Red Lobster.
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Nothing To Envy: Real Lives In North Korea by Barbara Demick is a book about life, love, hunger, and escape.
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Songwangsa (송광사) is one of the most beautiful temples in Korea and was lucky to spend the night.
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Working out is too complicated for an overly active mind.
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A review of the TeamLab Exhibition in Shenzhen.
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A simple building in Amsterdam which is more a community
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A dying sunflower farm near where I work. They are trying to survive by allowing the public to come in and buy what is left.
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The older part of Taipo Market is an eclectic mix of vegetable stands and butchers
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Hong Kong Comic book industry is dying and has been doing so for the last ten years mostly because artists are relying on the same story lines from a long ago era, there needs to be change.
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Po Toi Island is about 3 km away and is hard to get to but that is what makes it a perfect place to get away for a day.
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Shanghai style barber in Hong Kong.
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Not a Shield, but a Weapon By Pio Abad is an art piece combining art and politics and of course Margaret Thatcher.
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