Okay, so this is really the last of things on my Hong Kong Adventures. I realized how I've managed to drag it through 2 long months with spreads all around and intermissions here and there so I'm really sorry about it. You're probably bored to death with these updates; praying really hard that it would end soon and I would shut up about Hong Kong already but as a first timer away from Malaysia and on such an adventure, I suppose it's expected.

In day 10, we got up a little later than the previous days because we simply knew nothing much could be done especially how everything was already packed and ready to go. That didn't deter Shin Yi and I though because we still did our fair share of walking on that day. Our brunch was at Cafe De Coral and we finished up close to noon because we took our own sweet time thinking there was nothing to do. Boy were we wrong. Shin Yi and I took our final stroll around the area of which we stayed and entered the Wonderland Superstore of which we always walked into but never quite stopped to look at their stuff!

And then my trip ended. The return trip was actually a little longer than the first, presumably from the wind conditions and what not. I didn't get to muck around the business class cabin either and my screen was a little off beat because it was an older aircraft so I ended up listening to music from my iPod and fooling around with my iPad for the 5 hour flight. Getting home to Malaysia is a complete face palm for me because we were immediately greeted with the horrors of homeland attitude.

Because we booked cabs to the airport when we were going to Hong Kong, we decided to simply pick up different cabs when we were in Malaysia. But I'll talk about the entire ordeal of being home that we had to suffer in merely 3 hours in a different post. In order to simply put my holiday in perspective, I'm just going to say it was amazing. It's simply the best 21st birthday present ever and I can't imagine any other way of enjoying time with the entire family. Opportunities are difficult to come by and what more when things don't seem to go easy with issues we have to run along with.

A great big thank you to my Aunt Sylvia and Uncle Eddie who paid for our air tickets, let us trash their pretty white house then took us all over Hong Kong to sight see, shop and get fat with tons of food without allowing us to pay. It's been such a memorable trip, I would probably still be talking about it when I am 80 years old...if I live up to that age. Also thanks to Aunty Jane for spending us to one of our breakfasts and letting us eat hairy crabs over at her house. The hospitality that everyone holds in Hong Kong is so fantastic, it's going to be etched in my mind all my life now.