Nihao Macau!

 I've always wanted my own snowglobe. I don't know why it took me that long to buy one.

 This one's perfect though. Look, it has my face inside! Haha!

 The only food that I can eat there w/o getting umay.

 Welcome to Old Macau!

 Jade jewelry. Very Chinese, yes?

 There weren't many cars in Macau.

 Nosebleed. Haha!

 The only egg tarts that I'll ever eat. Nyaaam!

 Porkchop bun. Complete with the bone in it. Hee.

Here are just some of the photos that I took on our trip to the City of Dreams where we watched the Dragon Treasure show in a dome-shaped screen up above the ceiling in Crown Hotel and Old Macau which tremendously reminded me of Binondo. This is what I love about traveling. Of course, the change of scene is always pleasant but what I love most about it is the opportunity to take in a different culture and try to live it even just for a while. :)

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Tan and Grey

Never thought tan and grey would look good together until this day. I was skeptical at first and was about to change my outfit before we headed out on our first day in Macau but when I slipped on my grey boots I thought it binded the whole look together. I guess my skepticism behind this combination stemmed from not being able to pair black with brown (just like with red and pink). But whatever, the tan served as a subtle pop of color in this otherwise monochromatic palette. Then again these two shades are neutrals so I guess they're bound to work out somehow. What do you think? Was is a hit or a miss? :)

grey studded cable knit- Landmark
breton striped top- Tomato
tan leatherette skirt- Pop culture
leggings- Terranova
boots- from Taiwan

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