Abby enjoyed sitting on the ground watching the changes of images before the entrance to Shatin Railway Station. The overhead projector above sent out video-pictures to the ground, mostly funny games and figures to cheer people passing by. We stopped there and let Abby experience the interesting games. There were a mini-basketball game in which when one stepped on the ball, it would bounce away and shoot at the goal, a flat white plane that flied across the screen, pumpkins and ghosts to meet the Halloween Festival.
The photo here shows that Abby was fearless of the ghost lying in front of her. It is simple enough. Abby knows nothing of ghosts nor she has heard ghost stories before. Moreover, she has never been to a haunted house and has not yet learned about Halloween.
Abby became the centre of interest at that small light-flooded stage for about 5 minutes. Some people crowded around the edges of the stage looking at her while I was busy taking photos of Abby and this was one of them!
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Hong Kong is forever changing with new technologies which will be applied to good use in no time. Comparatively we are very primitive here in Australia.
This day was the birth of our 2nd grand-daughter, Tammie. You know what, she shares the same birthday with Yin Ping.
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