It has been almost two months since moving from one part of Hong Kong to another. It has been great, thus far.
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They should change the name of my old university.
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With so many changes going on in Hong Kong, is it worth it to be hyper aware
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I’m on a bus heading into the city to pick up shoes. It is foggy and a hint of rain. It feels like a dream.…
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I’ve been in Hong Kong for 10 years and for all that time I have lived in Tai Po. It is the longest I have lived in one area in my life.
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This has been the hardest year of teaching. Both the teachers and the students are glad it is over and hope next year will be a lot easier than this year.
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For the first time, I voted in Hong Kong and feel like a Hong Konger. This election was one of the most important ones in the history of this city. I am just proud to have taken part.
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Hongkongers join hands across the city to show unity in uncertain times.
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It was a sad day in Hong Kong but there is hope.
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Hundreds of thousands of Hong Kongers protesting against the governments law on extradition.
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The Mahabodhi Temple is where the Buddha found enlightenment.
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Death is part of life, even more so along the Ganges in Varanasi.
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Korean teachers union calls on Seoul to remove Native English Teachers and they should if they are not going to pay, train or recruit good ones.
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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’ve taught Tony since Primary One, today he graduated.
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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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