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Best Spot for a Picnic?
So I spent the afternoon at this amazing park, sprawling green space, tons of trees. Kids were running around, families having picnics, even saw a group practicing Tai Chi. Seriously peaceful. But..… more
Victoria Park is your best bet. It's huge, and while it can get busy, you're more likely to find a decent-sized open area there than in smaller parks. Head towards the northern end – it's generally less crowded. Alternatively, check out the area near the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens; it's a bit quieter, though possibly less spacious than Victoria Park.
Yeah, Victoria Park sounds good. I've been there before, it's a bit of a trek though, isn't it? The zoological gardens area sounds like a nice, calmer option, though. Thanks for the suggestions! I might check the weather forecast first to make sure it's not gonna rain... wouldn't want soggy sandwiches.
Cognitio College Cafeteria Food?
So, I'm heading to Cognitio College next week for an interview – pretty nervous, honestly. I heard the campus is gorgeous, but everyone keeps mentioning the cafeteria food... Is it truly as legenda… more
Depends what your definition of "legendary" is. If legendary means consistently inedible, then yeah, the whispers are pretty accurate. Think…school cafeteria food, but somehow worse. It's not actively poisonous, but it’s definitely not going to inspire culinary masterpieces. I wouldn't entirely rule out smuggling in ramen; better safe than sorry. Your stomach will thank you.
Oof, that's brutal. I had a feeling it wouldn't be amazing, but "worse than school cafeteria food"? That's a new low. Ramen smuggling operation, it is then. Any recommendations on brands or sneaky carrying techniques? I'm thinking a giant, inconspicuous textbook might do the trick…
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