Coffee and gambling

In the Venetian Macau, hotel/casino/resort/shopping mall. Having a quick coffee to keep me sharp before heading off to the casino. Doubt that I will spend much and instead just enjoy the atmosphere. This place is huge and easy to get lost in. Here's hoping I don't get lost when the rush of gambling takes hold and I end up a winner at blackjack or the slots. Viva Las Venetian.

Wonderful times ahead

I am at the airport lounge playing out the remaining time I have before my plane leaves for Hong Kong. Today was spent in Seoul where I had some very important business to take care of. Regarding that, everything went to plan and I can now look forward happily the future. More on that when I get back to Korea. Last night I had about twenty minutes sleep. It's now nearly 7pm and I'm exhausted but I doubt I will get any sleep time on the plane as that normally never happens. Tomorrow I am headed to the casino...

Bound for Hong Kong

Just one day left at work before a five day vacation. Starting tomorrow, Korea begins to celebrate Chuseok which is their Harvest festival and one of the biggest holidays of the year. I have managed to get extra time off work and am heading off to Seoul tomorrow morning to do something very important and special before flying to Hong Kong. Last years trip their was a great experience and one I can't wait to repeat and do the things I couldn't last time. Today I will be on autopilot, like most Wednesdays. I need a holiday so badly its not true.


The forecast for Hong Kong is pretty grim though. Looks like its scattered thunder storms during my entire stay. Hopefully they will be scattered while I am sleeping. Regardless a wet holiday is still a holiday. I will be spending a fair bit of cash if I see something which takes my eye and cannot wait to sample some decent quality food. Daegu lacks good Western restaurants and that's not something you can accuse Hong Kong of lacking.


And on top of my trip to Hong Kong I am going to squeeze a day trip to Macau. That's Macau - where the casinos take in more money than on the Las Vegas strip. Macau is just one hours travel from Hong Kong so time is no issue. I have never been inside a casino before and don't exactly know what to expect other than to come away a poorer man, money-wise. I think inside the buildings photography is prohibited but overall I hope to take some pictures on my holiday that have some essence of the time I spend there. The rain cannot dampen my enthusiasm for this trip out of Korea. Time to relax and enjoy myself.