Nei ho ma?

That's all the Chinese I know. it's barely getting me by. My pointing and smilling skill are sharp though. I'm like some sort of supper happy freak who's keeps bowing as if i'm in thailand or japan... There all use to this here. So, I didn't get much done yesterday (1st day) took me a while to get everything in order. I'm staying at the Bridal Tea House Hotel in Kowloon. It's a nice. clean place with helpful staff. the room is small but adequate. I didn't come all this way for the hotel room anyway. I did make it up to Victoria Peak yesterday. The Peak Tram takes you up through Hong Kong's mid-level communities at about a 45 degree angle. you can feel your body pressing against the wooden benches, firmly. The views are truly stunning. Even though it was over cast the breeze at the top kept the temp and humidity at a comfortable level. BTW, it's freakin' humid. like a warm body wrap or a hug that lasts all day. Mmmmm. I did run in to a familiar face though... the Peak terrace has a mall and shopping plaza and even a Madame Tussuad's wax museum. It's all sort of Fisherma's Warf but it was nice to run in to Bruce, which made it all a bit more tolerable. Today's another adventure.