Regular days in Hong Kong

Do you like this display advertising the Cars 3 movie?

This display was at one of the malls.  We liked it so much that we went with many of the senior missionaries from the Area Office to the movie last Saturday.  We hadn't seen any of the other Cars movies but we thought this one was well done

The weather is so hot now that we aren't going out to do sightseeing. We're just doing the normal shopping for food, etc.  Here we are again at the outdoor wet market.  Do you see any meat you would like to buy?  It is really fresh but we can't bring ourselves to buy from the outdoor markets.

We do love the super-fresh vegetables and fruit and we buy lots of them.

After shopping, it's time to head home on the double-decker bus. There isn't much open space in Hong Kong Island; this is one of the very few basketball courts there. 

Here's a short video from the bus but there aren't very many people on the street because it is very early this day when we took this video.  Usually the streets are very crowded. with people.:traveling home

Here we are getting ready to go under the harbor in the Cross-Harbour Tunnel.

Here we are in the tunnel which is 1.8 kilometers or about 1.1 miles long.  There are no other ways to get across except for the ferries.

When we're too tired to cook, Gary likes to get dumplings at this place shown below.  It is usually the same lady that helps him and she is very quick but she never smiles.

Here's a park that is not far from our apartment.  We have seen this man several times writing with water on the sidewalk.  We wish we could read what he writes.

People are always here exercising, too, regardless of any kind of weather. (except maybe when there's a typhoon!)

Also, last Sunday we had another special temple opening for the Hong Kong Domestic Helpers, it was HOT Hot Hot outside!  The temperature was 37 degrees Celsius with at least 60 percent humidity which makes it feel like the temperature of 130 degrees Farenheit!!!! (However, this was after the session and we had all cooled down.)

To close our post, we love to see the temple and we love to be in the temple!(Actually, we served in the temple 3 different days this week!)
I Love to See the Temple
Here are some sweet Korean children singing the song, too: I Love to see the Temple
This is a sweet song, too:I will believe