2013 has come to an end.
This year has not been stellar, to put it least negatively. The last quarter of the year has been especially less enjoyable; we had a family member suffering from ill health for many years, and seeing her suffer throughout the year until her final day was quite a toll for us. Luckily the week-long trip to Tokyo just before Christmas brought things to a lighter end to finish the year off.
Let us look back at the some of the highlights of the year.
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USS Peleliu visited Hong Kong in April. It was my first time seeing an active warship up close!
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The larger-than-life giant Rubber Duck was a big fad in Hong Kong; you couldn't get away without hearing or reading something about it every day while it was here!
Gundam Docks at Hong Kong! A 6m tall Gundam, as well as an equally tall Char's Zaku, made appearance outside Times Square.
Distant Worlds concert tour finally made a stop in Hong Kong for the first time! Being a fan of Final Fantasy's music, it was really a great pleasure to be able to listen to the concert in person!
Toy reviews had been minimal this year, which is a real pity. I did build a few Gunpla kits this year, but haven't got around to take photos of them. Hope I will get around to do more in the near future. The image above is a 1/144 Panther tank that I took and uploaded to Instagram.
Nevertheless, the trip to Tokyo was a pleasure. Again big thanks to Arab-san and his doll Sakuya-san for taking me out around Akihabara and Dollpa event!
Well, the year has past, and let us look ahead to the new year and hopefully look for a brighter future!
You definitely had an active time last year. I hope to one day do more traveling myself and see more of the world.
ReplyDeleteNice retrospective of your time last year. May you have a fun time this year too!
It's been one year too late, but thanks for good wishes.
ReplyDeleteTurns out bad things weighed out the good things overall last year. Won't help looking back now; gotta keep going forward, I suppose.
Hope you had a good 2014, and wish you all the best for 2015!