IAIN LAFFERTY: Hong Kong Uber Alles
I have three different Sai Kung Taxi numbers saved in my list of contacts, although they all seem to connect to the same phone on the desk of a distant controller. This mysterious lady never […]
I have three different Sai Kung Taxi numbers saved in my list of contacts, although they all seem to connect to the same phone on the desk of a distant controller. This mysterious lady never […]
CARPENTER BEES IN HONG KONG Have you ever seen a big bumbly bee and assumed it was a Bumble Bee? Although there is a rarely seen species of Bumble Bee in Hong Kong, it will […]
With the cool sniff of autumn in the air the municipal lanes of Hong Kong’s swimming pools, again become a temperate environment in which to get one’s exercise. Yet, even on a tranquil Monday morning […]
Travelling with children, whether you’re driving through the Scottish Highlands, on a Lancashire narrow boat or flying long haul in economy class, presents its own unique challenges to parents. This summer our family did all […]
I didn’t buy the tickets, but watching the recent Hong Kong production of “The Sound of Music” I was greatly impressed by Gaylord von Trapp’s courageous stand against the aggressive expansionism of the Third Reich. […]
Towards the end of the summer school term, the celebration of Book Week threw our family into a lively debate as to what the children might dress up as. Although we are failed Tiger Parents, […]
The process of education is largely successful in Hong Kong because of a circle of trust that exists between parents, teachers and students. This is not always the case in other countries, where more critical […]
Inside Sai Kung’s library playroom (a gem in itself, and, of course, not actually in the library but across the other side of the same floor), my five-year-old son noticed a door ajar. I followed […]
Given not one, but two, current hotel building projects in the Sai Kung area, two luxury flat developments and of course the nearly completed “nudge, nudge, wink, wink Golf Academy” at Pak Kong. One might […]
Paul Letters’ first novel is a thoroughly researched historical thriller, which criss-crosses the territories of Europe against the backdrop of the first half of the Second World War. It has the style of a classic […]
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