my little adventures.

Here's more pictures from Hong Kong.

The view from The Peak at night.

Definitely an incredible site.

So this is for Brad... look at what you do...

Or at least your company does.

Grandma would be in heaven here.

Fabric heaven with people to help her... haha.

Oh, Hong Kong!

Alright, so I made it here, despite some delays along the way (namely, a fun little overnight layover in San Fransisco with Aunt Margie). Hong Kong truly is an amazing place. I love it already and have so much more to do and explore. After a few days of exploring, I was able to find a place to live and its relatively cheap for Hong Kong 9(a definite bonus). This past Monday I started work also, which has been really good so far. Anyway, it's easier to toss up pictures and I'm better at those than words, so here you go.

A view of Hong Kong.

The Laughing Corner in Victoria Park, a good place to be.

Times Square in Causeway Bay of Hong Kong. Basically, a very nice giant shopping center.

One of the many streets lit up at night.

Festival Dragons.

Hong Kong Temple.

Little us in front of the Temple.

A little jewelery shopping at the Jade Market.

Fresh(?) meat at the wet market...

Light show on the Harbour.

Before I left the continent, I thought a quick trip to Canada was in order. So I headed up Labour Day weekend with Victoria and 2 of my roommates, Bethany and Ginette. Obviously, a trip to Waterton, with a stop at the Cardston Temple, were necessary, so here are just a couple of pictures.

Once again, it's been a while...
I'll do the quick update on this one:

Before I took off for Hong Kong, I got to do a couple different things, much more easily displayed in pictures than in any words of my own, so here you go...


A little lake up by Payson, nice for some kayaking.


Hanging out with Parker when he and Natalie were in town.


Chilling with Grandma and my favorite Asians on Temple Square.


Victoria, Maren, Carly and I at the Joss Stone concert in Park City.