[doreen1177]

hi pam and poolangel....freier is right. nothing regular or irregular but i reckon the gals try to get together more than the guys maybe...

again there's somebody not available each weekend, nonetheless even if it's only 2-3, i still think it's great to meet up.

currently we gals are thinking wat to do for the easter holidays.

[poolangel]

Hi Doreen1177,

Thanks for your great reply.
Well if there is a gathering it will be great to inform you. My email address is: kit_leeyajing@hotmail.com

Woulld love to meet up for a drink or just simply makan...

Chat soon!

[pamtang]

Yup, same goes for me. Drinks or makan is always welcome.

My email: pamtang@gmail.com

[DuroN]

well, i have started this thread n see many people coming in....


anYway.. i have yet joined any activities .... cos of working hours kinda of irregualr.....

I have been working here since Jan 2005, so hopefully joined you guys for singapore FOOD. kekek ..

[wongsg2005]

Wow, so many Singaporeans in Hong Kong.

I'm a Sinagore PR, now staying in Singapore and am used to Singaporean lifestyle. Being a HK local, I return to HK very often, and so I'm an expat in another sense. I know both places well and can advise on certain topics.

You all talk about maken. How about dwelling and living environment? Singaporeans may find accommodation in most HK flats too small, too crowded, too expensive comparing to HDB and private condominium in their home city. I found a "hidden" place in HK, with living environment very similar to a East Coast condo, with private landscaping, club houses, green open space, sea view, clean air etc. It is Park Island in an outlying island called Ma Wan, now linked to Tsuen Wan by the famous Tsing Ma Bridge. Don't think that it is very isolated. If you travel by the 24-hr ferry, you arrive at Central in 25 min. (right to IFC) or you may take the designated shuttle bus to reach the nearby Tsing Yi or Kwan Fong MTR stations in about 10 min. Don't think that the transfer is too troublesome. If you stay in mid levels or Repulse Bay, you still have to rely on transfer by mini-bus etc. before getting on a MTR, but you have to pay double in rental for a comparable flat.

So I recommend Park Island to expats, esp. Singaporeans who missed their home city living environment.

[Kopi C]

Great to see that more Singaporeans are responding to this thread. Now that there are so many newcomers here, I'll leave you guys to organize the next event while I take a back seat

I think we may have to book a function room for the next gathering at the rate we are growing!

[poolangel]

Sorry for stealing it from you. I was trying to test how many singaporeans could reply to this thread again since it was long long ago.
Hey since you started this one, why done all of us organize something.

[poolangel]

Anyone from this forum going to HKCHIGGER'S FAREWELL PARTY ON THIS SAT? it will be nice to meet some of you guys up.

[pmoments]

wow... so glad to find so many singaporeans here. Moved here about a year ago but haven't met anyone from singapore yet.
getting rusty on my singlish due to lack of practice. would love to join in at any gatherings.

[stargirlshines]

Poolangel, there is a Yahoo group comprises of SGeans who have responded to this thread. Hehehe... the size of this group is GROWing and you are invited! Please let me have ur email if you are interested