I have signed up for Integrated Account Service with Hang Seng Bank couple days ago. It is a local bank and has many branches in Hong Kong. Basically, I need a checking account only. However, the bank manager invited me to open the stock account just in case if I wanted to buy stock. Anyway, I did end up sign up for a Stock Account and a credit card. I guess I have self-control and won’t over spend or invest.

Remember when I was living in Downtown Seattle, I always had a lunch in the MSG Free Deli at the Ground Floor of 5th Ave & Union. It was owned by a Korean Family and provided a buffet style of food for customers to choose. The price would depend on the weight of the food itself. Therefore, it was very reasonable and customers could enjoy wide range of food. Although I don’t even know the name of the Deli now, the taste of the food is unforgettable. Maybe one day I will revisit the place.

As my body is recovering, I am looking for MSG Free Restaurants in Hong Kong. If you have any suggestion, please feel free to share with me.

I am still not feeling well because I have not taken a good long rest… Sorry! I did not update my blog yesterday too. I shall share somemore later.

Thanks for your concern!

Someway somehow, I have a chance to revisit my old home in Seattle through Google Map. Maybe it is the most update version because there are plenty of new buildings surround. Still, I miss my studio alot because no body shares anything with me and I have my own house rules. Hopefully, I will go back and show this place to my kids one day. They will know my US past and the place I used to live.

Finally, the sun shows up. It is brilliant to have the shinning sun back to the sky this morning. Although I am not sure how it lasts, I enjoy the Sun Kiss.
Mal Chun, one of my extended family members visited us and planned to pick up her son from her in law’s home to China last night. She has known me since I was little. Most of the summer holiday in my childhood was spent in her home. Playing firecracker, Lychee picking, riding the bike and being laid back… were the activities we could not do in the busy city of Hong Kong.