It's not like this is a rare occasion either, I would hazard a bet that this is a typical view - 80% of the time. Last week when I went to visit baby Barrett in the Matilda (which is incidentally also at the Peak), you could not see an inch out of her window. Not to mention how you would ever get anything dry or keep mould at bay (although I am sure peeps living up here don't concern themselves with that sort of thing)!
I never realised, before moving to Hong Kong, what havoc humidity can play in your house. We have to have de-humidifiers running constantly otherwise our clothes, shoes etc. would be ruined from all the damp. And then there is the daily commute, suited up in heels and all. You really have to consider having a second wardrobe at work. These days I usually opt for dresses and wear thongs (flip flops!) to and from work.
The humidity makes you feel alive though, and for me, it is a constant reminder that I am living in Asia - which I LOVE!!
PS. I haven't forgotten Day 10 (it's just that the pics are on someone else's camera:)
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Humidity....the curse of my life when I lived in Sydney...you know, the hair thing! But it does make you feel alive, that is so true, xv.
wow, it must just be like being in a bubble. that there was nothing outside of that. perhaps it is like living in a security blanket, a sense of protection??
Its a little bit scary too I think.
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