Christmas eve started as any other early day... Dim Sum for breakfast! I could really get used to that everyday. After eating we headed off to The Peak by MTR. After getting off, guess what? Another mall. Mall are a way of life here. After more escalators and moving walkways then I can count, we finally surfaced to find our way through Hong Kong Park. The Tram is one of the world's steepest funicular railways and has been operating since 1888. It drops you ...

Day two started with an early subway ride to Tung Chung. Again the subway dropped us in a Mall so Mrs. Wong was on a mission to feed us breakfast. What better way to start the day than Dim Sum! Ryan & I are in heaven!! I wish I knew the name of the place but its in the mall and is the wall of windows that face the mountain. After a fantastic meal we walk over to the arial tram to go to Ngong Ping and the Big Buddah. The tram ride is smooth and has great views o...

After more hours on planes than we want to think about, Michelle and her Mom met us at the airport where they successfully guided us through baggage claim and transportation to our Hotel. By the time we got there and slightly unpacked, I saw 00:15 on the clock. Kinda freaky. Monday morning, even with time zones and jet lag, Chris and I were up and walking around by 7:30am. We found the Ladies Market after being torn down. Apparently, every day they tear it down ...