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Excited!

Hong Kong at night..

In 20 days - I will be off to the city of lights, Hong Kong ;with friends. Isn't this exciting? This will be the first time since we all became friends that we will be travelling together outside the Philippines! I am actually traveling with 2 separate sets of friends...

Yehaaaaaaaa!!

Although it's SALE season in Hong Kong - the excitement is drawn from somewhere else. You see, I have a friend who's based there that I have been wanting to see since late February this year. And finally, I will be seeing her at last!! I can't wait to see and finally give her a hug! I am so giddy with excitement - that there are days, I have a hard time sleeping!!

See you soon Cubie dear! I can't wait to see you and give you an enormous hug!!

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  1. AnonymousJuly 10, 2007 1:18 PM

    hongkong

    nice capture there. that view taken from victoria peak, i presume

    also been to hongkong recently but not blogged about it...too many backlog (or backblog :)

    squeezed my money there and visited so many places. even had hk dollars exchanged at a bargain here in makati :)

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  2. DidiJuly 12, 2007 5:52 PM

    i got it from the web! teehee! i will definitely blog about my trip - i just have a feeling that - it will be a looooong post..

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