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St. Joseph's Ghosts?
So, I'm heading to @Hongkong next month and my aunt, who went to St. Joseph's Anglo-Chinese Primary School back in the 60s, swore there were ghosts. She talked about flickering lights and cold spots… more
My grandma taught there in the 70s! She never mentioned ghosts, but she did say the discipline was legendary. Seriously hardcore. Flickering lights and cold spots could just be old wiring and poor insulation in an old building. Hong Kong's got tons of old buildings; I wouldn't automatically assume supernatural stuff. But a spooky story from your aunt adds to the mystique, I guess. Maybe ask around when your there, see what others say. You might uncover some juicy local folklore!
That's a great point about the building's age! My aunt's story was definitely more "hearsay" than firsthand experience, so I'm not putting too much stock in it. Old wiring and poor insulation makes way more sense than restless spirits. Still, the idea of legendary discipline... I might ask around when I visit @Hong Kong. Thanks for the tip!
Kamstore Mystery
So I was in @HongKong, right? Needed some seriously obscure ingredient for a recipe, and this place, Kamstore.hk, was *the* place to go. Turns out, it's a labyrinth! Seriously, I wandered around for… more
Haha, yeah, Kamstore is a beast. I once spent 45 minutes looking for black sesame seeds. FORTY-FIVE MINUTES. I swear, they stock everything imaginable, and then some things you can't even imagine. I've given up trying to be efficient there; I just wander and see what treasures (or terrifying dried things) I unearth. Embrace the chaos! It's part of the experience.
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