December 16, 2001（Sunday)

Famous restaurant for cooked goose
It was not very big restaurant, but could see many people for wedding reception, as well as many families.

Reunion I was happen to be here when Eric got back from China. He was an restaurant owner and we become very good friends since 2000 . He is about to leave Hong Kong for the United States. The reason is for children's education. People are still very much eager to have their child educated. Full House Restaurant was his shop. It is closed now. Wedding couples around the culture center I could see many wedding couples, surrounded by friends, parents, and photographers. Wishing you all the best for the new life! Yue Kee Restaurant Wonderful time at the 祐記大飯店（Yue Kee Restaurant）。Not able to eat goose in Japan. It tastes excellent. Flora always forgets to take photos before she eats, but this time, she was successful! The fish was too big to fit in a bamboo steamer! The tail was folded! Shopping Dropped Tom at Sham Sui Po. He doesn't have any business except Sham Sui Po. While he has gone, Eric took me to Kowloon Tong where the big shopping center was established. Everything seems neat and nice, but what I was looking for a Chinese cooking knife and bamboo steam baskets. All the shops are too fancy to get those items. We decide to go to Shanghai Street instead. Before moving towards to the Shanghai street, we went to Parkinshop in the same building. So large and fun to look around. I was able to get 2 different kinds of Chinese ham, dried shrimp noodle and soup cans. Shanghai street- a place to get all the cooking utensils. Most of them are professional use, but I love finding something new in here! Just one thing to remember, many shops are closed on Sunday. I noticed more I come here, more I like. There is a famous fish market surrounded by many restaurants. Beautiful scenery over the calm harbor. Nice mountains for a day walking. I would like to live in this town in the future. page 1 Next page: 2 page 3

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