JL

2005-09-10  15:09:32

Kyle took me to HO TAK KEE today.   I am so happy that I finally can have a bowl of Wonton noodles which matches the taste of Hong Kong Style Wonton noodles.   I’ve been tried many restaurants to taste the Wonton noodles; most of them are tasteless.

I am so happy that I found the good restaurant to have Wonton noodles. 

After lunch I went to the Craft House to do my volunteer work.  I helped them search for information in preparation for publishing a newsletter.

2005-09-04  13:09:59

2005-08-31  14:51:34

There was a wasp attacked my leg today when I was chatting with the neighbour’s front yard.    Home alone and bad mood now. 

2005-08-30    01:10:46

我的野蠻老爺回來了……控訴, 發牢騷是他的強項.   無論大事小事一律同樣處理.

2005-08-27      03:47:58

Had a very good lunch in Cactus Club Cafe

Kyle and I went to the dog shelter and volunteered for the dog walking again.  Kyle used to scare of the big dogs, but he starts to love them and having fun with them now.  We walked with four big dogs today, they are very good dog and healthy; don’t understand why people put them in shelter.   I am so happy that Kyle starts to love dogs now.

2005-08-23        00:34:52

It’s time to update my blog.    23 Aug 2002 - Kyle and I started our relationship.   Time goes so fast, we have been knowing each other for three years!!   No celebration but we had a very good dinner at home.

2005-08-21   09:03:49

A very good day with nice weather.

Jimmy, Karen, Kyle and I went to Red Robin for brunch, yummy.

After brunch,  we went to the open house which is for sale.  It was a town house, the house size is about 855sq.ft.  The house had two levels, both levels have outdoor space with Mountain and City views.  It is a really nice house at a good price for $244,900 but Kyle said it is too small for us.  Photos reference

Then we went to Granville Island. Where else in the world can rusty tin-sided factories boast rebirth as a Public Market, shops, restaurants, theatres, galleries, and a hotel.  It’s a remarkable thing, this island in the middle of a city of two million. Embracing the surrounding metropolitan bustle, Granville Island’s ambiance is matchless; its gritty, industrial past is proudly displayed in today’s people-friendly, artistic, and energetic incarnation.