A place where there are no cars

Yes, you read right. Visited Cheong Chau, roughly about an hour's boat ride from Hong Kong. And there are absolutely no cars in this place. None. Instead, it runs on bicycles, tricycles and legs. I'm a lover of the old, and although this place is not necessarily old old, looking everywhere, I can't help but feel like I'm living a few decades back at times.

Seventeen

There are days when you feel truly blessed and happy. Yesterday was one of those days, and it wasn't because it was my birthday, but the fact that I was with my three most favourite people in the world.

We visited the Peak early in the morning, and had a great view of the city; then took a boat and lunched at the Jumbo Floating Restaurant on water. A lovely birthday cake was delivered to my room complimentary of the hotel, and it was just wonderful to spend a few solitary hours eating the cake, chatting and laughing with those you love. Finished off the day with touring around the city on a double deck bus and dinner on Victoria Harbour overlooking the city's skyline.

Looking at the photos I took, I didn't actually realise we did so much in one day.

Time sure flies when you're with those you love.

Flying on Ben & Jerrys

Pretty sure this is what you call bliss to the tastebuds on a four hour flight to Hong Kong.