The Hips, Hops, and Haps of Hong Kong

We arrived to HK on this ship… At least that’s what I’ll tell anyone who asks

Please excuse my goofy hair, I promise I got it shorn the minute I got back!

The 1881 Heritage building is a huge tourist draw. Filled with shops and cafes that looked far too fancy for us plebians!

These guys were far more suitably attired.

The Ladies’ Man at the Ladies Market!

The Temple St. Market was one of the highlights of the trip…

…That may or may not be due to this feast of fried noodles and the lemon chicken we ordered.

Nathan Rd. lights up like nowhere else!

Bruce Lee himself welcomed us to the city.

Unfortunately, the smog is thick enough to cut with a knife so the view of the city is less than ideal.

We hadn’t had lunch since the previous afternoon, therefore we opted for mystery meats in noodle soup.

Beer was pricey, but the view made the whole thing worth it!

They say never meet your heroes, can’t imagine why.

We began our quest for inner peace on a cable car into the mountains

Sadly, I found the sneezes before the peace…

…but not before lunch…

I think the man on the mountain has the answers

Just think this was almost our last unenlightened selfie

Falling into tourist traps is easy.

My Bud told me finding inner peace is even harder. My search will have to continue

Luckily, this train actually goes to the happiest place on Earth.

See hw our smiles are getting bigger…

…and bigger…

…and still bigger!

We were reminded that it’s a small world after all.

In which Ireland clearly plays a major role (/modesty)

No long faces allowed!!

Anna and Elsa may be used to Snow, but Snow ain’t so used to them!

And so came to an end the greatest vacation.