The Zhao Family

I think coming to Hong Kong is more exhaustive than at home because everywhere we go, we must walk unlike the good'o usa where we drive everywhere to the closest entrance. However public transport is extremely convenient and everywhere and at very close intervals between each other. Oh yes, did we mention we've been splurging on all the local yummy street vendor foods?



Before we get into the food and funfair and coming to Hong Kong, Abbey's brother told us there was a crawling competition on one of the days when we're in HK. So of course, Cayleigh got signed up. The photos above showed how we prepared our daughter to get ready for the competition and she was all ready to go too! Then we did something by mistake. Thinking that giving her some food and snacks would perk her up but instead that backfired. Instead of crawling all she wanted we the snacks and not crawling and that is literally 30 seconds before the competition started. So mom desperately tried to lure her, even with Brennan's help to crawl to the food. The photos below show you how much she like that method. Nevertheless at the end she did get a cert and a little prize.





Clayton found his hero at the mall where Cayleigh competed.



Here's our daily journey to everywhere we go.



Abbey and I get the luxury of actually holding hands while the grands are enjoying time with the kids. (Brennan's helping push his sister)



Grandpa is teaching Brennan to use chopsticks. We're almost getting there for Brennan to use on his own.



Eating dinner on street venues contains a bare table with think plastic table cover, plastic stools, lots of noisy people, and of course yummy delicious foods!



Just makes your mouth water...



The best part of street tables is that when people know you're about to be finished with the table, there's a flock of people hovering around the table to claim it for them as you can see. Not like we didn't do it, but just show you how much privacy we have compared to the volume of people here



Street market food are great too. Everything is fresh and made on the spot to be consumed on the spot.



Finally some rest at home and spending some quality time with their cousin, Amo!



Cayleigh is like 3 inches short than Amo who is 3 weeks younger.



Can you believe this whole family live here? I am just kidding. Here is grands with their two children and five grandchildren.