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afternoon tea at The Peninsula
I got uncharacteristically classy this past weekend and went to The Peninsula in Hong Kong to meet my friend E for afternoon tea. We got seated right at 2 p.m., when it opened, because E got on the line at … Continue reading
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Tagged afternoon tea, awesome, awesomeness, cake, chocolate truffle, classy, darling, fancy, feeling British, fine dining, food, high tea, hong kong, hotel, impeccable service, legendary, marvelous, scones, silver tea set, tea, The Peninsula, tourists, waiters, white tablecloth
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flower bouquets in china
Everything is different in China — even flower bouquets. I don’t know how I’d describe the flower bouquets in the U.S., but I would say that in general, they’re pretty un-fussy, wrapped in some clear plastic and maybe tissue paper. … Continue reading
Posted in comparison shopping, Life in China, something new i noticed
Tagged bouquets, cartoon character, china, china style, consumer behavior, dress, fancy, Fashion, feminine, flower bouquet, flowers, girly, lamb, pink, Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, rhinestones, sheep, shenzhen, shoes, shopping, sparkly, stuffed animal bouquet, stuffed animals, style, tulle, vase, Xi Yangyang and Hui Tailang'
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