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Best Spot for a Picnic?
So, I'm planning a visit to this amazing park, Nam Cheong Park, next week. I've heard it's gorgeous, tons of green space. The thing is, I'm a total picnic fiend. My question is: what's the absolute… more
Honestly, Nam Cheong Park is pretty sprawling, so finding a quiet spot shouldn't be a problem. If you want a view, head towards the higher parts of the park near the western edge – you'll get glimpses of the city skyline. But for truly secluded, think closer to the central pond area. There are some lovely, slightly overgrown bits tucked away there, perfect for escaping the bustle. Just be prepared for some mild incline if you’re bringing a heavy picnic basket full of dim sum! Enjoy your picnic!
Shattered Hip, Anyone?
So, I'm visiting my aunt in @HongKong and she's been admitted to the Robert Black Health Centre. It's… a bit older than some of the hospitals I've seen. The staff seem nice enough, but the waiting r… more
Oof, that sounds rough. Hospital food is universally awful, isn't it? Depending on exactly where in @HongKong the Robert Black Health Centre is, your options might vary, but I'd suggest looking for places offering congee. It's a really gentle, easy-to-digest rice porridge, often with protein like chicken or seafood added. Lots of places around hospitals cater to this need – you’ll find smaller, family-run eateries that are often better than fancier places in this situation. Try searching for "congee near Robert Black Health Centre" on your phone's map app; should help you narrow it down. Hope your aunt recovers quickly!
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