That's always good, I like to leave a day at the end with no plans since we never ever get through the ones that we think we are doing!
HAHA...yep...that is a problemI totally agree....although I suspect this has more to do with the fact that I'm running out of attractions to visit in HK!!![]()
That's always good, I like to leave a day at the end with no plans since we never ever get through the ones that we think we are doing!
Now.....I just need to get me a new unlocked handset to go with the SIM card!
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Then I'll be thinking of you on Easter Sunday and hoping that your Easter Sunday turns out special.![]()
HAHA...yep...that is a problem
But I hope catching up with your cousin is good![]()
A friend of mine was looking on you tube and found a video showing him how to unlock his phone... He said it worked great!
That is so sweet of you. Thanks.
I hope you have nice weather, because the Wetland Park sounds like an excellent place for all three generations.
Keeping the day open is a great plan. I always want to do this every trip but never do. Ive never taken longer than an 11 day trip though. If I do, I am so leaving an open day.
That is very nice of her to have him do that. I forgot to turn off my phone on the cruise ship. The bill just from the phone searching for updates was not pretty. Luckily, they prorated a package for me when I got back to save some money. I never used the phone once though, so I was disappointed.
Get cracka lackin on that packin!
Just don't expect anything CHEAP or GOOD VALUE or DUTY FREE in Hong Kong Airport..
I actually have had passing conversations with a couple of Americans on the same flights as me that Hong Kong Airport isn't where you buy stuffWayyyy overpriced...
Not to mention DBF, who spends up to 9 hours in layovers coming to visit, who is yet to find anything other than an Oriental style robe for me to buy...
Just make sure as you're flying the rusty kangaroo that your carry on weighs no more than 6kg...![]()
There is an exception to that though...and it is called duty free ALCOHOL at San Francisco Airport (or any International US airport...except that San Fran typically has the biggest range)I mentioned shopping....I didn't say I was going to BUY anything! I don't think I've ever been in an airport anywhere in the world where I would use the words "cheap" or "good value".
There is an exception to that though...and it is called duty free ALCOHOL at San Francisco Airport (or any International US airport...except that San Fran typically has the biggest range)
And the cosmetic company traveller gift packs at the Duty Free stores (Clinique, Estee Lauder etc) and fragrance are always good value.
Some airports are fun to hang out in. Hopefully, you find something fun to do even if you do not buy anything.
All depends on what you're getting I guess...and the offers at the department stores...The last time I checked out alcohol pricing and perfume in North America, I actually found that some of it was cheaper on sale in the retail shops than duty free. I ended up getting my perfume on sale at Bloomingdales instead of duty free. It was $20 cheaper for the large size.
And we wanted some Kahlua. Turns out it was cheaper by $5 a bottle outside than in Duty Free...but then I was taken to a cheaper liquor shop by my aunt in San Diego. DH still grouses about it to today!
I'm sure I will.![]()