Correct.  That is a backpack with Big Bird on it.  As in Big Bird from Sesame Street, what most of us watched when we were 3 or 4… Even though we can still sing the 1 – 12 song.

Traveling between Hong Kong and Macau is always a great time, but when you get to see special people like this, it really hammers the point- what happens in Macau, stays in Macau.  Because usually you would leave the joke backpack in the hotel or in a rubbish bin.

Poor form fellow.  You’re easily 30.  Grow up a bit yeah?

Unlike most of Hollywood and what we see on TV and in Magazines, these Wieners are au’ naturale.  All too often what is fake is admired, what is real is shunned.  Just once, this once, allow the organic a chance to take center stage.  After all, these Wieners are may be organic and “bio”, but that doesn’t change the fact they come from the bodily leftovers of random animals.  Cheers!

In the words of a very wise man, whats given is always much sweeter than what’s earned.  In the words of Mr. or Ms. C200 Kompressor, ugh. I can’t even say it without hurting my own ears.

But hey, the last freebie I received was a free cola refill when I thought I wouldn’t get one.  Despite the overwhelming sensation of that freebie, it still seems pale in comparison.  Thanks crew at Cochrane’s Pub!

Another photo courtesy of @WhyVo (you are quickly becoming Swexy Royalty)

If this picture isn’t a surprise to you, congratulations. You know where some of the best “chill” spots are in Hong Kong.  This is a ‘kind of’ hidden and low traffic freshwater rock pool, which has its own constant waterfall and is quite deep.  Makes for a great way to cool off after a day working in the salt mines.

Beware of floating algae.

During the next rainstorm, if you feel frisky and want to take a very public shower, head to the Central Escalator, where a steady flow of Niagara proportions awaits.  We know that there are those of you in Hong Kong that love ‘Singing in the rain’, or Rain himself.  So let loose and let the clean clean rain water of Hong Kong bless you.

Its a bit hard to see, but that white line in the middle is a constant stream with enough force to soak even the largest of us humans. Quickly.