It's been awhile since my last plane ride and I am itching to go somewhere. Now if only we could be done and over with the Korean Visa application, I can look forward to our upcoming trip to Seoul. But I'm not confident that we'd get approved, so I'm finding it hard to be excited. Not just yet.

In front of Langham Place, Hong Kong

So, in the meantime, I've been looking over old photos from previous trips. It's both fun and depressing going through these photos. It brings a sense of accomplishment, sure. It's a reminder that I've been to these places and brings back to mind all the fun I've had during those trips. But along with the happiness comes the sadness. The realization that there are still so many places to visit, but with only so little time and resources. It's a sadness that comes with the feeling of being tied down to one place.

Riding an elephant at Siam Niramit, Bangkok

 I'm so ready for my next big adventure. If only getting there were made much easier.

With my sister Aia at SoHo, Central, Hong Kong

It's been over a week since Aia and I returned from Hong Kong and I am only now blogging about it. I've been really lazy lately. But anyways, I'll try to recount our Hong Kong vacation in a flurry of photos and captions.

Here we go!

It's all set and I am excited! Aia and I are heading to Hong Kong tomorrow evening and it's gonna be so much fun. Hopefully I have enough money for shopping. But without a doubt, I'm looking forward to Disneyland the most. And maybe also the food.

Cat has also promised to meet us at Langham place on Sunday for lunch. She said, and I will hold her to it, that she's treating us to some dimsum. I can't wait. I freaking love dimsum.

Oh! Also, due to Cebu Pacific's piso-fares, my family was able to book flights to Seoul for the end of the year. I know we have like 10 more months to go, but I am beyond thrilled over this. Except, it's gonna be winter. And I don't think I was made for frigidly cold weather.

And lastly, by the end of the month, we can finally move into our new house. It's just about done and I can't wait to start buying stuff for my room. The entire house is pretty much compact and functional, but it's still pretty. Can't wait!

I'm traveling to Hong Kong next month with my sister, Aia! I have just started to draft our itinerary for the 4-day trip and since this is going to be our first time in Hong Kong, I'm really not sure of where to go and what are must-sees. I have a friend in Hong Kong who we also have to meet up with sometime during the 4-day stay, I'm just not sure of her availability yet, but she did promise to take us out for some dimsum. Haha.

The itinerary I've drafted is very basic and is definitely flexible. We'll see how it goes...