[cooper]

hi- let me introduce myself my name is clare, i was born in hk grew up in auckland, new zealand. i'm glad to be back to my motherland, i speak fluently both cantonese and mardarin which i think it's kinda cool. well at least it helps with my day to day interaction with the locals. i'm here for a job with the bank, i can't wait for the new challenges. i love all the outdoor sports, i'm a tennis fanatic. if you ever want to join a club or having a hit, feel free to drop me a line.

i'm also keen to get into women indoor or outdoor soccer, perhaps a team where i can join to train for interclub compeition etc. please let me know if you have any contact for that.

hk is amazingly attractive, there are so many things to do and see. if you have anything interesting about hk that you would like to share. let us know.. cheers.

[Shutensa]

Welcome to Hong Kong! Or well...welcome back anyways

[Connie]

Welcome back to Hong Kong, copper

[cooper]

Awesome guys Thanks! I'm pretty excited about coming to hk.. it's been decades ..yipeee..

[PDLM]

Welcome. Glad to see you found at least a couple of capital letters in time for your second post...

[nation]

Hey Cooper welcome back to HK. You're right it's a great place to be.

Oh and the Piddler is a wealth of information so look out for his comments and/or musings

[cooper]

shouldn't take me long to get used to the place i imagine.. the summer at the moment is boiling hot and humid though.

anyway nice to meet you all & will see you around!

[Shutensa]

Remember to check the events section of the handshakes site for any upcoming events

[eddielhk]

Hi Clare,

I am also orignally from NZ (new zealand born chinese), but spent last 4 years in London. My mum originally from HK as well. Just arrived in HK to take up new job with a bank. Hopefully can meet up with you and others in the near future.

[eddielhk]

actually I mean hi Cooper, not sure where Clare came from.