Any lunch that finishes at 20:50 is a good one in my book. Happy early Hongiversary to us both, and thanks to David and Steven for the digestif. Looking back on our flat from on high.
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Isn’t the 10-hour brunch part of a normal Sunday?
Best city in the world – I’ve lived in HK more than 10 years :).
Janet | expateducator.com
Janet, it is indeed a part of a normal Sunday, but it took place on a Saturday, and that’s where things started to go wrong…
I agree with you about HK, and hope I feel the same after 10 years.