Brian's old pictures

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Goodbye to Brian's Family at HK Airport (Photos from Uncle Lawton)

Farewell Dinner with Brian's family

Mother-in-law & Brian's Family

Goodbye Kiss

Happy Birthday to Miriam

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Sai Kung Grave Sweeping

Lunch at Hung Kee Seafood Restaurant

Visit Mother-in-law

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Visit Auntie Lai & Sai Kung Home (Family gathering party)

Auntie Lai & Brian's Family

Sai Kung - Family gathering party

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Cheung Chau Island

Chinese Tea with Oldies

Brian Family (Cheung Chau - Tung Wan)

Spring Lantern Show (Kennedy Town)

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Visit Auntie No. 1 & Ocean Park with Brian's Family

Visit Auntie No.1

Ocean Park - Crazy River

The Giant Panda

Dinner at Uncle Jerry Home

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Video: Uncle Jerry & his Grandchild Mia / Auntie No. 1 Speech

Visit Ngong Ping 360~Tai O with Laubie & Brian's Family

Ngong Ping 360 - Cable CarTai O

Dinner at Tai Wing Wah Village Cuisine

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Family Dinner at Wong Chun Chun Thai Restaurant

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Li's Family Reunion - Laubie visit

Li's FamiliesJoe & Candice Yuen

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Sai Kung - Brian Family visit HK

Brian Family at Sai Kung Pier

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Welcome Home - Brian & Family

Uncle Lawton & Brian's Family at HK Airport

Debbie & 2 boys (Irwin & Henry)

Family Dinner

CNY Dinner with Ho's family

Raymond god sister Jessica's two boys (Pak Hin & Pak Kan)

Pictures from Karman

大年初四 Sai Kung

Debbie's mother & families
Sai Kung (Chuen Kee Seafood Restaurant)Chinese New Year Lion Dance

Sai Kung CNY Flowers

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大年初三 Visit Uncle Jerry

CNY Dinner
Ho Shun On

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大年初二 (Visit Debbie's Relative 拜年)

Che Kung Temple 車公廟

The Che Kung Temple was erected at Sha Tin's Sun Tin Village more than 300 years ago and was rebuilt on the present site in 1994. Che Kung, a famous military general during the Song Dynasty 700 years ago, protected the dynasty's last emperor and fled to Hong Kong.

TENS of thousands of people trooped to the temple of Che Kung, the deity of changing fortunes, the second day of the Lunar New Year, to wish for good fortune and good health.

My mother-in-law
Auntie Lai & DebbieFamily DinnerJoe's mother Birthday

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大年初一 (拜年)

My Cousin & his wife

Dinner with Uncle Ho's families

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Chinese New Year Eve

Our Chinese New Year Decorations & Flowers

Orange Tree - Kumquat plants (symbolises prosperity)

Victoria Park (Flower Market)New Year Family Re-union Dinner at Uncle Lawton's house

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