Goodbye Hong Kong...

When we came to Hong Kong, Kay was just a toddler.  When we are leaving...she is a little girl.  Hard to believe.  We are so thankful for the adventure we had.  We visited two continents and six countries together, explored Hong Kong, met many great new friends, and added a new family member in the past 15 months.  This is a self portrait of Kay we found early on in HK.

We spent our last few weeks in Hong Kong frantically trying to get ready.  I used FaceBook to try to sell as many of the items we were not taking home as possible.  We had to buy all new small appliances because the currencies were different.  We also sold all of our kitchen stuff because we did not bring ours from the USA.  We knew we would have a lot smaller kitchen and it would not make sense to try to fit our US stuff in.

We also did a lot of shopping to bring home some of our favorite HK stuff...

Kay had one last field trip to the Peak.  Craig took her so I could stay home with Marissa.  They had a blast.  After awhile we no longer noticed being a minority but this picture shows that we were.  Can you find Kay?

Oh the crowds...I will not miss you MTR traffic control man...

Look what I found!  Omaha beef in HK!  This was in a hole in the wall store in the wet market.

Kay picked out a scarf in the market because it will be cold in the USA!

Our last Sunday morning breakfast at our favorite place, Wagu Lounge.  My back will be happy to not have to wear Marissa everywhere! 

I will miss the beautiful flowers when new businesses open!

The Chinese New Year decorations were out just in time for us to see them...