After Hong Kong we took a ferry and went to Macau. Stayed at Best Western Taipa and went casino hopping.
Finally I was able to try my hands on the slot machine, not much luck though but it was fun. Shopping was amazing in St. Paul’s Ruins. It was jam packed with people native and tourists alike and I had a good time looking through the variety of pastries for pasalubong.
To those I missed out … sowwweeeee … am going back this month anyways.
St. Paul’s Ruins.
As usual some of the photos are in his cam and am hoping he’ll send them via email soon. For the ones I took, check em out here: Macau : March 2009 Album
Arrived home earlier today and am tired. Dead beat. Lol but it was worth it. Had a swell time with those casinos, finally I get to play on the slot machines. Hehehe Still sorting out the presents for friends and the pastries I bought from Macau. Will post pictures soon.
Yep, you got that right. I won’t be able to post any new entries until I get back which is on March 29, 2009. My Pink Shoelace is officially on Hiatus from March 23, 2009 to March 29, 2009 and will be on vacation in Hong Kong and Macau. Will keep you guys posted when I get back. Mwwaahhh… love lots 
During my short lived visit in Macau (two days to be exact) I was able to go Casino hopping, literally. The place do held up to its title of being the Small Las Vegas in Asia, the place was packed with tourists and natives alike. What made the whole experience nice was the fact that each hotel offer free shuttle service from the wharf. All these well decorated and spacious buses are waiting outside the wharf and anyone can hop in, to get a free ride and tour to each of these wonderful hotels. It sure was swell. Apart from hotel hopping we were able to play on the slot machines which was thrilling for me though I didn’t win any but the experience itself was enough. Now though the emergence of online casinos lured many players to the comfort online gaming offers what with being able to play in your pyjamas and such but it has not lessened the number of players you see in actual casinos. I thought this hi-tech way of playing online would put a diminish on the number of players but it did not. It is as buzzing as ever and when I was in Macau I felt I was in Las Vegas hehe it’s the closest I can get anyway.
