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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Chinese President Xi Jinping comes to Hong Kong to inspect the city. Queen Elizabeth came to visit in 1975.
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The older part of Taipo Market is an eclectic mix of vegetable stands and butchers
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For the first time I got published in an international news magazine. It was the best feeling.
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How the Taiwan Decision to allow same-sex marriage affects me. A story published on the Forbes Website.
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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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I am trying to be better at my photography through taking the camera off of auto. It was my first attempt.
Comments closedMy first art review about a picture taken by Kevin Truong of Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, Rajpipla, India.
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If you ever live in Korea, I hope you can experience this wonderful thing called Jeong (정).
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A beautiful rendition of Hallelujah by Saturday Night Live in the first show since the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States.
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The Only Poem This is the only poem I can read I am the only one can write it I didn’t kill myself when things…
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The Tragically Hip’s final concert in their hometown of Kingston Ontario. It is a concert I almost missed but thanks to the CBC, I was able to catch it here in Hong Kong.
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The Elora Brewing Company is trendy, nice and bright with the big windows in the front. The feeling is cool and relaxing.
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It wasn’t surprising when they came to take the farm. The developers owned the land. They had come once before but the farmers sent them back. People were pushed and shoved, some were injured and some went to jail. Everyone knew they would come back; they did.
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I lived in Korea for almost 7 years. It was an amazing time and learned so much. Every time I go back it is wonderful to see how much the country has changed but also how much I have changed.
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