Marie in Hong Kong

Baby Lara As you might already be aware, our little baby has decided to come a bit earlier than expected. She made a "grand entrance" for mummy's birthday as she desperatly wanted to share this special day with her mom. Everyone is fine at home and we are slowly... Lire la suite

Little one on the way... By the time I am writing this article, baby is already 11 days old! Time is flying when you have to take care of a newborn (I am sure all the new mums will agree with me)! Just 2 weeks before giving birth, I had the chance to meet Jenna to realize this... Lire la suite

Our new home in Kowloon Yes, we moved again! Not even 3 years in HK and already 5 places done... After a little bit more than one year in our previous apartment, the owner decided to sell the flat and the new owner wanted to live inside their apartment. The whole searching process... Lire la suite

Must Try Hong Kong Dishes I recently found this article in the magazine "The List" in Hong Kong and thought it could be interesting to share it with you. You can find it in their latest issue "New to town" or on their website here. The good news is they even give you an adress... Lire la suite

2013 Retrospective 2013 has gone fast, too fast! The first thing that comes to my mind to describe the best this year is “rush”. It was a busy year, full of huge life changes, love, hope and faith! I loved it but I would also like now to relax and enjoy a little the new... Lire la suite

Not kidding anymore One day in your life, you wake up and you realize you are not a kid anymore… Well this never really happened to me as I still feel like I am 18 years old and everyone is always thinking that I am a lot younger than I really am… (Thanks to my Russian baby... Lire la suite

What a wonderful world! Just to say a huge thanks to everyone! We had an amazing day with you all, your presence meant so much to us! Very soon the official pictures... Lire la suite

Thank you girls! It was a wonderful day with all of you girls! Thanks again for this special gift and hope to make yours soon ;) Lire la suite

Day & Night By day or by night the restort will always surprise you with beautiful landscape. Waking up before the sunrise, I could enjoy it all by myself with no one else than the small sharks as company. I always try to wake up early once during my holiday just... Lire la suite

Time for a real break Sorry guys but who can get enough if these amazing pictures... ;) It is just the perfect holidays to relax and cut off all the stress from work, the HK life, even the real life... As usual, we had to do our usual pictures... especially the jumping one!... Lire la suite

Ninh Binh - Tam Coc

After few days in Central Vietnam, we are taking a night train to Ninh Binh – around 12 hours in a soft sleeper compartment! The bed was small but surprisingly comfortable; of course, I slept from the departure until our stop in Ninh Binh which was not...

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Ready for Chinese New Year ?

While I am going for few days on a paradisiacal island, you will learn everything you need to know about the Chinese culture. A new article found in the Time Out this week written by L. Zhang. "Do's and Don'ts for Chinese New Year Don’t break things Well,...

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Cooking class - Time to learn

In an open air area surrounded by coconut water trees and the river, the class can start. We are learning how to make 4 famous Vietnamese dishes. As a starter, we will prepare the “Goi Cuon”. Even if you don’t recognize the name, I am sure you are very...

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Cooking class - The local market

As we just love food, kitchen classes wherever we go are compulsory. It doesn’t always mean that we are going to cook again the same dishes at home but it is a great way to discover a culture and understand better what you eat. It is one of the favorite...

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From Hoi An to Hue - Part 2

The second tomb is way different than the first one. The Khai Dinh emperor is the result of a combination of Vietnamese, Chinese and French architectural styles. Compared to the rather grey and dark outside, the inside tomb comes as a surprise. A golden...

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From Hoi An to Hue - Part 1

A boat trip on the perfume river is a nice way to explore the surroundings of Hue. A myriad of monuments are lying along this river and it is a relaxing way to discover the area. The first stop is to discover the An Hien garden house which was the residence...

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The Marble Mountains

When we first decided to visit the Marble Mountains, my first thought was that it was kind of strange to visit mountains and why was it highly recommended by all the guides. The Marble Mountains includes 5 different mountains named after the elements...

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Hoi An

The second step in Hoi An ancient town was a pleasant one. Hoi An is an old fashioned city with influences from Japanese, Chinese and French. It has been my favorite place in Vietnam so far (Halong Bay is a magical place as well I have to admit). In the...

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Vietnam - First stop in Hue

Hue was our first stop during our trip in Vietnam. The weather was not perfect to discover this city and it is the rainiest city in Vietnam. Even if you always pray to have a good weather while you are on holidays, we needed more to be frustrated! Everywhere...

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