Day Twenty-Four

The third session of my workshop went a lot better than the last one. The little girl that made a mess on both the first and second showed up again. I specifically told her brothers that she wouldn't be able to do the activities for the next two sessions and that only the children who signed up for the workshop can attend. There is only enough material for those children. I did have help today. She watched the little girl while we started the session. But even with just one little girl to watch, she wasn't able to manage her behavior. That was when I realized I have to use the dividers during the next session. The little girl could not sit in one area and continued to interrupt the workshop. The center is a really difficult place to run a group. I would not recommend having a group here at KYK, and if possible, booking a room in a different center would be better.

We made stress balls today!

For dinner tonight, I went all the way to Causeway Bay to go to Times Square. When I arrived, it turned into a magical Finding Dory world. All the characters from Finding Dory were all over the place. I loved it! First it was the Neko Astume cats all over Harbour City. And tonight I got to see the display for Finding Dory at a different shopping mall. 

I arrived a bit earlier than I thought I would since I got off of work earlier since I started it earlier than usual. So, after I took pictures of Finding Dory, I went to the underground food area to get a snack. I found a shop that had oobanyaki at Sweet House Cha Cha. I bought a box to go and had myself a melon flavored soft-serve. It was delicious. And as I was walking out of the food area, I walked by ROYAL MILK TEA! THE BOTTLED RMT! If only I had my backpack, I would have filled it up with RMT. Some for now in HK. Some for later back in America.

For dinner, I went to Chung's Kitchen. The food was delicious!! A good friend's sister's in-laws live in Hong Kong and made the reservation and ordered all the yummy food. I felt a bit fancy to be eating a traditional Chinese dishes at such a nice restaurant at Times Square. I feel like there are different levels of restaurants at a shopping mall. From casual to semi-classy to super fancy. This place was between semi-classy to super fancy. I wouldn't find myself at a restaurant like this on my own. All the places I want to go eat at are casual and super cute! I would have taken more pictures than the entrance, but the atmosphere of the place seemed too nice to bust out a phone to take foodie pictures...