Let me start by introducing myself!
My name's Peter but some friends back in the States liked to call me Lok.
I was born here in HK but I immigrated to San Francisco when I was 10 years old.
Just got back a week ago, I am now officially 18 and am struggling to adapt to my old home.
I am planning on living here for the next 3 years, so I am desperate for new buddies.
Hit me up guys and lets go hang out!
Hello people!
Pirom001
04 August 2011 14:53:03
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Harmonie
04 August 2011 15:10:32
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Hello Peter and welcome to Expat.com!
I hope that you will have a lot of nice contacts here.
Harmonie.
JWilliamson
05 August 2011 03:41:48
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How was life in San Fran? What is the differences between San Fran and Hong Kong? JW
Pirom001
05 August 2011 04:05:12
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First of all, there's a major difference in weather.
SF was cool and fresh while HK is muggy and unbelievably hot.
Second is diversity, but its not too big of a deal since I am also an Asian and could easily blend in.
Third is cafes. For some reason, I can't seem to find too many coffee shops around Yuen Long. I had go all the way to ifc just to enjoy some nice cappuccino in a suitable environment for coffee-drinking.
But what I love about HK is that everything seems to come at ease. Not to mention the true meaning of convenience.
So what do HongKongers do for fun? I heard bowling was one of the leisure activities.
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