Back to Hong Kong

Early yesterday morning, we arrived at HK International Airport to welcome Connie, Philip, Abby and Elly back to Hong Kong.

It did not take long to see them come out from exit A. Connie and Philip each pushed a trolley of luggage while Abby her younger sister on a pram.

We rushed a little to board an airbus back to Shatin. Elly pointed and uttered “bus” when she saw it. I did not believe she could recognize one because the buses in Vancouver are single-decked instead of ours, double-decked.

Except Philip who looked after the luggage, we all sat at the front of the upper deck to get a better view outside the bus.

Abby was excited and talked to her grandma all the way. Behind sat Elly comfortably upright with her mother. I was busy taking photos along the way. It rained a little on Tsing Ma Bridge, so some of my photos showed rain drops on the window before me.

This time, they could not conquer their jet lag and felt sleepy at around five in the afternoon. Both girls did not take their dinner at all. Connie, Abby and Elly woke up at early (1:45 a.m.) in the middle of the night. They became fresh, sober and active like those nocturnal animals.