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This pinoy stunt rider is the best! I’ve saw him several times already performing those difficult stunts (wheelies, stoppies, burnout, etc..) which I’ve only seen done by foreign stunt riders. I tell you its much more awesome if its done by a fellow pinoy.

With this remarkable talent that he got, he probably filled his house by now of trophies and awards from different competition or acknowledgement about his extra-ordinary feat.

His name by the way is Christian Jose. I didn’t know him personally but I saw him regularly at Castrol Motokhana competition raking awards and prizes at the podium. Keep us always amaze with your tricks IDOL! I know its kind of ironic but I’ll still say RIDE SAFE ALWAYS!!!

Who would have thought that after tying the knots of my adidas superstar, my crew will be gone! haha!

Of course its a joke! But seriously, I really got lost at Hongkong Disneyland. And it took me more than 3 hours before finding my family and friends. I was already thinking of going back home, but unfortunately, I’d left the business cards of the hostel were staying. It might come in handy in asking directions from the native’s tsk tsk tsk. I then remember the costly ticket (HK399) that’s why I still stroll and ride around Disney hoping I bumped into my company.

Good thing its me and not my kiddo Sean Kirk who got lost. But we earlier anticipated for that, as we make some sort of I.D. or dog business cards for Sean Kirk and her cousin Ada (both 7 year olds) just in case they accidentally parted from the group.

The sad part was I wasn’t able to have a decent photos with Disney characters haha!

This is my second time to travel abroad and my first time in Hongkong, and boy do I feel really excited upon arrival at Chek Lap Kok Airport. Together with family members and friends (all first timers). Exploring Hongkong became an instant adventure for all of us as we don’t have the luxury of having a tour guide to make it easy for us to move around.

We we’re like lost kittens as soon as we entered the airport. Everyone was busy looking and asking for directions just like contestants from the popular show “The Amazing Race” haha!

We got our first taste of being lost as the bus that we took from the airport exceeds us two stations or roughly 5 or 6 kilometers from where we told him we were supposed to alight. A case of miscommunications or wrong pronunciations perhaps. Whatever haha! We forgot to bring out our mini netbooks from our bags and search for maps, as the whole place is wifi zone.

The look of a bunch of 11 weary people carrying assorted bags (that’s us) must have caught the attention of a concern citizen who then instructed us to took the subway to easily find our destination, we actually spend our first four hours in HK (ETA in Hongkong International Airport down to slumping on our beds) wandering on an uncommon place before we finally reached our hostel an hour past midnight.