Our tour member made up from: Me, mum, Jean (my yougest sis), my mum's friend (gu bo with no blood relationship) and Vivien and her hubby.
If not with Vivien's hubby, i think we might ended up in Macau's police station. Till today, i really admire that we have the courage to stand up and managed to stop the fight.
We had a lot of walking and took many type of transports and with many different experiences.
Firstly, we were with the local tour as pre-arranged with Air-asia for half day.
Secondly, we had the private hotel bus for sight-seeing and shopping.
Thirdly, we took a number of local bus (even the wrong direction) and ended up stop to shop for groceries.
Fouth, we took ferry to Hong Kong for a day trip.
Fifth, we took other hotel's transport to the newest and grandest (at that time) Venice Hotel.
My mum was 61 years old, she had visited many countries, most of the time she only likes to buy fresh fruits. Although it was so boring to wait for us while we had shopping, she never complaint. She can just chat with the shopkeeper or when after buying some peach then sit down with the hawker and took a rest.
She is my idol and her perseverance is what I admire most and even now she may not, but I need to say: "Mummy, I love you!"
Many a time, we intended to say something, but we are not dare, or feel shameful to say it! Or, we want to do something, but we are too busy on our works! These are all excuses, just do it, if it is ethically right! Don't let yourself regret forever... perhaps till next life!
回复删除"I love you" or "thank you" is such a simple words, but have we said it to our beloved ones?! Don't wait or it will be too late!