Thunda Down Unda

How do I put this politely...my last report on the plane food deserves a follow-up.  It was not even two hours after landing in Shanghai that the gastro-intestinal games began.  Is this what I have to look forward to?  I should have eaten that pink thing, maybe it was a Pepto Pastry.  On the 2 hour flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong I passed on the full dinner (hot rolls and all, this would have been a peanut flight in the states) and instead decided to starve the little nasties with water and coagulate.

Well, here we are, in our room in Hong Kong, it is 2 AM Sunday here and 11:45 PM Saturday in Colorado, time for some sleep.  We are roaming tomorrow not sure what is on the agenda.  Might have to get my picture taken with the Bruce Lee statue on the Avenue of The Stars if we are anywhere near there.  This is the tiniest room we have ever stayed in.

Random Thought of the Day -

Of Butt and Blisters - No, this is not a discourse on my backside, but something that occurred to me while on my butt, for 14 hours, en route to Shanghai.  I spend the majority of my life on my gluteus maximus.  At midnight I am on my backside, which for all intents and purposes is my butt.  When I read my Bible in the morning, eat breakfast, drive to work, work, eat lunch, work, drive home from work, eat dinner, play board games with the kids, read more before bed, then finally retire.  All on my rear.  My recreation choices involve a lot of butt time.  Cycling - all on the butt.  Snowboarding - after rinding the lift on my, you guessed it, I make a few turns then I sit on my, you know it.  It seems no wonder then that I always get a few blisters on my little toes on the first day of these adventures.

Starting to load pics in the 2013 Hong Kong folder.