Monthly Archives: February 2010

Marathon

Finally submitted my assignment last night, I’ve spent much of my time this week working on it.  Relief!  I chose one of the buildings for the upcoming Shanghai World Expo 2010 as the case study, so the end of the assignment is actually a new beginning for my research of the much anticipated Expo. While […]

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A New Start

The Chinese New Year has quickly come and gone.  Today is just a few days short of my half-anniversary of returning to HK, nothing much had been accomplished or changed, I’m still my old unmotivated self with lots of bad habits intact.  Subconsciously, I was hoping the change in environment would help me start life […]

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Chinese New Year 2010

It must have been more than 10 years since I last spent CNY in HK.  The atmosphere is definitely more festive and vibrant compared to Toronto. I haven’t seen the restaurants this quiet, my home phone this busy, and my family this happy since returning to HK. Kung Hey Fat Choi!! p.s.  Happy Valentine’s Day.

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Chinese New Year 2010

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My Little Nephew

Block Castle

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Solitude

The sound of light rain falling on trees and window, the sound of water rushing through a stream, and the occasional chirping of birds are all that I can hear while I compose this entry in my studio on a rainy Sunday afternoon.  Solitude.

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Greening My Studio – Part I

Walk into an electrical appliance store in HK and I’m sure you can easily find a vast amount of indoor air purifier options.  This to me reflects how badly polluted the air in HK is.  I don’t like the idea of electrical indoor air purifier.  Since most electricity is generated from burning coal, those devices […]

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RIP: Badminton Racquet

I killed my racquet playing badminton!  I’ve only used the racquet for a few months, and I only realized how much I’m attached to it when it’s dead.  It’s like that for a lot of things, we never realize their true values until they are gone, forever. Quitting badminton actually crossed my mind, but I […]

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Sustainable Energy – without the hot air

Completed the recommended reading for a course.  The book is great as it answered a lot of the questions I’ve always pondered.  It’s free too! Looking at some of the graphs from the book, I realized that I’m now living more sustainably in HK compared to Canada. This is an unintended good thing. It kind […]

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Corrugated Cardboard

I’ve spent much of the last few days cutting up cardboard!  My mom must have thought that I was going insane or something. =) With a little spare time after the busy January, I decided to transform all the corrugated cardboard I’ve saved up from my lair’s furnishings into something useful, things like document holders […]

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