Monthly Archives: July 2009

After arriving here in Hawaii and getting all unpacked into our lovely rooms and enjoying pool-side cocktails we decided to have a group dinner at a local restaurant Sensei Sushi. Of course we made sure there was non-fish items on … Continue reading →

Ross and I were not able to make it to Macau due to the Typhoon and the follow-on rain storms, but we did make a trip across Victoria Harbour to Kowloon to pick up my partner a cool gift.  It … Continue reading →

I don’t want to sound like I am complaining (but I am), after the Singapore A380 suites, anything short of a lay-flat seat is gonna be tough.  All routes to Hawaii have dumped their first classes so our best option … Continue reading →

Tonight Ross and I decided to enjoy some local Chinese cuisine.  So we wondered down to the 4th floor to Lung King Heen.  Of course at the time we started eating we had no idea that Lung King Heen was … Continue reading →

Ross and I just finished breakfast and were going to schedule our helicopter trip to Macau.  When we spoke to the Concierge she pointed to the big sign posted in the lobby about a Typhoon headed towards the Hong Kong … Continue reading →

Cheryln Chin, my dear friend, current advisor and former boss, suggested that I get measured for custom shirts and suits at Tai Pan Row.  I visited them this morning.  After speaking to them, I learned that they would not have … Continue reading →

Typhoon Molave kept us from going to Macau today so both Ross and I decided to take advantage of the amazing spa here at the Four Seasons.  I am getting a 90 minute Thai Massage, but before I am being … Continue reading →

We have arrived at our final international destination on our around the world trip, I think we are 75% there. After nearly 24 hours of travelling, both Ross and I are exhausted. So when we walked off the A380 and … Continue reading →

Ross and I have just arrived in Singapore from the most amazing flight experience in my 30+ years of flying. The A380 Suites are almost indescribable. We both took many photos and you can check them out here. But more … Continue reading →

Ross grew up in a small village called Rottingdean which is a very short cab ride up the coast from the Victorian town of Brighton. We took the train in from London. Ross walked me around the town and then … Continue reading →