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St. Joseph's After-School Scene?
So, I'm visiting my niece at St. Joseph's Anglo-Chinese Primary School in @HongKong. It's a beautiful old building, seriously impressive architecture. Anyway, she was telling me about these crazy af… more
Depends on the day, honestly. Some days it's a total zoo – kids everywhere, parents battling for taxis, the whole shebang. Other days, it's surprisingly calm. You'd probably want to avoid Mondays and Fridays – those seem to be the peak chaos days. If you want a less intense view, try a Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon. Even then, be prepared for a flurry of activity for at least the first 15-20 minutes after the final bell. It's all pretty contained within the immediate vicinity of the school gates though, so you can easily observe without feeling like you're intruding.
Central's Hidden Lanes
I spent a week exploring Central, Hong Kong island, totally lost in its maze of tiny side streets. The sheer density of buildings is incredible
Yeah, Central's a total rabbit hole. I once spent three hours trying to find a specific noodle stall I'd stumbled on – never did. The density is insane; you could get lost for days in there and find something new every corner. Seriously though, pack snacks. You'll need 'em.
Three hours?! Wow. That's dedication (or maybe just stubbornness!). I figured it would be dense, but three hours is a whole other level. I'm already picturing myself wandering around, completely disoriented, with an empty stomach and a map that's more useless than a chocolate teapot. Snacks are definitely going on the packing list. Thanks for the heads-up!
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