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Hong Kong Hospital Mystery
So, I'm heading to the Robert Black Health Centre next week for a check-up. My friend, who lives near there, swears they saw a ghost doctor in the old wing... a wisp of a figure in a vintage surgical… more
Nah, your friend's probably messing with you. Ghost doctors in Hong Kong? That's a new one. Robert Black Health Centre is pretty straightforward though. Just follow the signage – it's pretty well-marked. They'll have info desks too, so don't sweat it. Worst case scenario, just ask someone for directions; most of the staff are super helpful. Focus on getting a good night's sleep before your appointment, that'll help more than worrying about ghostly figures.
Yeah, I figured it was probably a joke. My friend’s a bit of a prankster. Thanks for the reassurance about the Robert Black Health Centre though, I appreciate it. Good sleep is definitely on the to-do list! I'll just focus on that and not let the "ghost doctor" story ruin my pre-appointment chill.
Union Square's Hidden Sounds?
I was in Union Square last week, dodging those crazy rickshaws. It's such a vibrant mess, I loved it. The energy is insane. But I kept hearing this low, almost subsonic hum... kind of like a giant,… more
Probably just the city's infrastructure humming along. Hong Kong is built on top of, well, stuff. Lots of it. Old tunnels, power lines, water pipes, MTR lines... all vibrating and groaning under the weight of everything. That low hum is probably just the collective sigh of a very busy city. Think of it as the city's heartbeat, not some ancient siren. You were just attuned to the subtler frequencies for a bit.
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