Are You Ready for the New NFL Season?

I don't get to watch NFL too often but everytime I do, I would surely be stuck until the end of the game. Now that the new NFL is coming, I wonder who would make it to the top players. Since I am a fan of whoever is the top player, I can name a few who made it to my favorite top three players, in order. I would take Adrian Peterson, of RB, Minnesota Vikings who is unquestionably the top running back from 2007 draft. Second would be JaMarcus Russell, QB, Oakland Raiders mainly because of his big arms. Who can fight against those big arms of his? LOL.

Third would be Brady Quinn, QB, Cleveland Browns because he's so young and yet he made his way into NFL. He plays for Browns since 2007.

Talking about NFL players make me wonder if my son, one day, would make to any of the Football Leagues. LOL. But for all those NFL fans outhere who's just can't wait to see the results, you should check out and sign up for WaiverWire and be the first to know.Waiverwire.com is the most comprehensive source for fantasy football rankings, projections, drafting software, news, stats, and analysis to help you win your fantasy league.

Travel Blog Template

I have finally made my own travel blog header. It's so hard to find a travel blog template that suits my travel blog. I have finally sat down and created my header. There is still some glitches though. I would have to edit it when I have time... next time.

I have put back my photos on the left side bar... but only Malaysia photos. Need to upload the International photos I took... so I can put label that way.

So far, so good. Am happy with my travel blog template now.

Long Break

Seems that I have taken a long break from posting in this blog. I still have a lot of photos to post from our recent Macau-Hongkong-China trip. I have only posted photos of Macau and Hong Kong. I haven't posted the photos I took in China yet. Will have to take time to post them. I loved my time in China. The kids loved China too.

We are moving house soon. So I'll probably just wait until we're settled then I will come back here and post our China Photos.

Hong Kong - The Peak

Victoria Peak is the highest point of the whole of Hong Kong Island. There are modern malls, restaurants, museums, theatres and various recreational facilities. The spectacular view of Hong Kong with stunning skyline and dazzling neon makes you feel dazzled.

I took several photos of Hong Kong skyline from different angles. These were the best angles I could take. It was foggy when we reached there that's why the photo is a bit blur.

But at night, when the lights were on, it looks like this: really dazzling.

Hubby's friends met us at The Peak and took us at The Peak Lookout Restaurant. The prices of the food was also sky high. I had spring chicken for RM100+ which was the cheapest. Good thing it was a treat from hubby's friends. LOL.

The best way to enjoy the ultimate Peak experience is Peak Tram Sky Pass, offering you enjoyment of a trip on the famous Peak Tram and the fabulous panoramic views of Hong Kong from The Sky Terrace, the highest 360° viewing platform in Hong Kong. With the Peak Tram Sky Pass, you can enjoy more Peak experiences at a special price sold at Garden Road Peak Tram Lower Terminus or appointed travel agents.

Prices of the tickets to the peak tram and skyway pass:

	Return	Single
Adult	HK$ 48	HK$ 37
Child (age 3 - 11) Senior (age 65 or above)	HK$ 23	HK$ 16

Perching on The Peak at 396 metres above sea level, The Peak Tower is one of the most stylish architectural icons in Hong Kong. With an avant-garde design representing the epitome of modern architecture, the spectacular tower has been featured in millions of photographs and postcards across the world. It was very dark when we came down here so the photo wasn't very clear. I was on top or terrace of this tower when I took shots of the Hong Kong skyline.

Hong Kong - The Peak Tram

One of the highlights we had when we were in Hong Kong was at Victoria Peak. I discovered there were few ways to get to The Peak:

1. By car or cab. You can drive straight to the Peak.

2. Take a bus straight to the peak.

3. Take a bus and stop at the foot of the Peak and take the Peak Tram. We took the double-decker bus that didn't have a roof at the top. We took the bus that would take us to the Peak Tram and sat on top.

The Peak Tram:

Can you imagine waiting for the peak tram with this crowd?

The venerable Peak Tram is, as most passengers agree, the only way to truly experience the beauty of Hong Kong's natural wonders. Tens of millions of people from every corner of the globe have taken the ride, which affords a uniquely spectacular perspective of the city.

View from the peak tram