My first day in Ap Lei Chau… Yes, I no longer belong to the
hip Causeway Bay. After successfully moving 3 luggages, 7 paper bags, and 1
jumbo box into this flat, I’m officially moved in. Exhausted, but the
spectacular view from the window has cast my weariness away. Two years ago when
I arrived in HK, I used to live in Chi Fu Fa Yuen, a housing complex which is
situated on the hills. The view from my small room was as marvelous – both sea
and mountain views from 22nd floor. From this current flat, Aberdeen
sea illuminated by the lights from the boats, only 41 levels down there. Those
boats are enjoyed by thousands of people residing in the flat buildings
opposite the sea – or perhaps the other way around.
Only 15 minutes away from Causeway, it’s really tranquil in
here. I suppose it’s a perfect place to reflect on my 2-year journey before I
leave this vibrant city. In fact it
could be a shelter while I’m fighting against my worries of uncertain future.
Well, what is certain in this world, anyway? Very few – we all can name it. So
perhaps I’ll change my perspective of being worried about the future. If I got
options, they could only fall into two chances: a slight difference or a
dramatic change of life. Either way, it’s fun, it’s might be tough yet still fun,
so let me convince myself.
Beautiful Sunday evening in Sham Wan Towers, how can I not
be grateful? I’m thankful for everyone who owns the flat I’ve lived in. They
are not only such great landlords, but also wonderful people. The comfort of
staying in their flats somehow reflected their beautiful hearts. These people were directly sent to us – not
through an agent whatsoever. A clear hint, I guess, that the kindness needs to
be directly spread out. Happy Sunday! :)
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