

Afterlife. What will it be about? Is it another continuation into a life full of ups and downs? Or is it just a place where there is no worries?
On the bus to airport. Yes we took the stairs down from the plane, like those footballers returning home from world cup.
My dear brother Mr Lay Shi Wei look so happy on the photo above. Never did he realise that his passport is actually not with him. (It was later found on the same plane, in Bali) First cock-up of the trip. An ultra-gargantua cock-up it was. Hahaha, our moods are definitely dampened, but we were strong and vowed not to bow to cock-ups. Gilbert advised us to retrieve all our luggages while he accompanies Shiwei to report the loss of his passport.
Told ya we are strong people. Stranded, waiting at the belt area.
I made 2 trips to the customs counter hoping to see their faces, but was only greeted by disappointment. After around 1 hr+ of waiting, Gilbert called and told us to proceed to our hotel to check in first, lest they cancel our booking. Thus, after much brilliant and shrewd discussion with Zhida, we decided to purchase the airport express ticket to Tsing Yi. Afterwhich we will switch to a train going to Lai King, and that will take us to Jordan MTR. This is the CHEAPEST route, if you are staying around Jordan area. Something to highlight. All the while, we (3 pple) were carrying a total of 5 luggages. Imagine dragging so many luggages in the middle of Nathan Street. We must have attracted lots of attention. At first Dave and I got a shock when we saw 'Evergreen Hotel water sprinklet'. It was a delapidated looking place and we actually thought it was our hotel. Lucky it was'nt, and finally we found home. Not a classy place, but definitely a nice and decent place to stay in. Most importantly, it's freaking cheap. Each of us only need to fork out around $48 per night. Beat that! Soon, Shiwei called to say that they are on their way here. Meanwhile, we went down to the 7-11 to buy some cup noodles, as hunger is about to devour us anytime. After they finally arrived, we went down to a cafe just beside our hotel, and got our long awaited dinner...first decent meal in Hong Kong. No more cock-ups please?
Roast goose rice, yummylicious