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REBECCABISSET
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THROUGHOUT JUNE
The Faust Festival
2015.
faustworld.com6 JUNE
Summer Holiday Shopping at The
Fringe Club.
shoppinghongkong.blogspot.hk21 JUNE
Father’s Day various restaurants
and venues throughout Hong Kong
1 JULY
Hong Kong Special Administrative
Region Establishment Day
3–5 JULY
July Hong Kong Dragon Boat
Carnival.
discoverhongkong.com10 JULY–16 AUGUST
International Arts
Carnival 2015, various locations.
ticket.urbtix.hk15–21 JULY
Hong Kong Book Fair.
hkbookfair.hktdc.com23 SEPTEMBER
Robbie Williams Live in
Hong Kong, AsiaWorld Arena. hkticketing.
com.hkIt takes me a while with some songs to hear certain
lyrics correctly. For example, with Taylor Swift’s “22”,
there were a few weeks when I would sing gaily that it
was a “perfect night to dress up like hamsters”.
For those familiar with the song, you’ll know it’s
supposed to be “hipsters”. It’s not the only song I’ve
done it to, but luckily most of my singing is done in
my car, and the only people that can hear me are
my daughters. They think it’s very amusing and they
generally wait a few weeks before they correct me.
The other day I was stopped at a red traffic
light having a lovely sing when I realised that a
man in a van to the right of me was watching me
and laughing. I stopped and smiled sheepishly at him – luckily the light
changed to green so I could escape. It’s supposed to be good to make
people laugh, though, right?
It’s definitely my mother’s genes; she once shouted out quite loudly at
a quiz that the galaxy in question was “the Milky Tray”.
We can all get the wrong end of the stick and misinterpret things, and
we want to make sure that we’re hearing you loudly and clearly – we want
to know who you are and what you hope to see in the magazine. You
can like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, or email us about any
subject (including any story ideas you might have for an upcoming issue)
at
editorial@expatliving.hk.Unbelievably, it’s nearly halfway through the year. Have you planned
a nice holiday to get away from the humidity? If you haven’t organised
anything yet, remember there’s a heap of travel advice in the mag, and
even more online at
expatliving.hk.