B71 #54: Chiu Ying cooking his own meals (reproduced from Post #48)

Chiu Ying writes:

I spent three weeks in Geneva in May attending the once-in-4-years Congress of the World Meteorological Organization, as the "Permanent Representative" of Hong Kong, China. We hold a seat in this organization, separate from China mainland.

It was a long time away from home and I thought that I could not possibly eat in restaurants everyday. So I decided to cook myself. I was a boy scout many years ago. It was like re-living my scout days.

To show what I could do to please my own appetite, here come a couple of photographs showing my productions for breakfast and dinner. I am quite pleased with the output. How about you?

Breakfast could be truly complicated

Dinner looked relatively simpler - I like the combination of
colours myself

B71 #53: Hiking on July 29, 2007

Here is a hiking route proposed by Choi Ho Pang for July 29, 2007.

Please let me know if you are interested.

Hiking Route:
From 榕樹澳(Yung Shue O) to 海下(Hoi Ha).

It’s about 3.5 to 4 hours of walk, partly along seashore and partly into the hills.

As this is in the Sai Kung area, the scenery and vegetations are beautiful.

We start in the morning assembling at the Shatin train station, take the 299 bus to Yung Shue O (30 minutes) then start walking. From Hoi Ha, we take the bus back to Sai kung, lunch there and disperse.

Time & Place of Assembly:
8:00 am at Shatin Train Station Bus 299 Terminus


Participants:
* Choi Ho Pang
* Wu Dick Kin
* Robert Lam + spouse
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B71 #52: More classmate honoured - Justice of Peace

Another classmate has been honoured.

Dr WILLIS YAU Sheung Mui, Carrie (as published in the Gazette notice) is now a Justice of Peace. Congratulations!

If you want to read the formal notice, go to the same link given in the last message, but click for the first notice on JPs.

If you want to read more about her and perhaps see her latest offical photo, go to: http://www.vtc.edu.hk/vtc/web/template/senior_directorate.jsp?fldr_id=362

B71 #51: Classmate and professor honoured in Hong Kong

According to the Gazette of the Hong Kong government today, our classmate Mrs Mary Ma (née Lo) and our professor of physics Enoch Young have been awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Medal. Congratulations!

To see the formal notice, go to the following link and look for the gazette no. 29 dated 1 July 2007:

http://www.gld.gov.hk/cgi-bin/gld/egazette/index.cgi?lang=e&agree=0