My sweet Macau

Oui, I do {the ceremony}
October 19th 2009 was the date we choose to get married, after nine (yes, nine!) years living together we decided to say I do. Here's part of our private wedding album and a short chronicle of such special day.At HK Marriage Registry garden before the ceremony

Lusofonia 2009
This past weekend was the celebration of Lusofonia, a festival from Portuguese speaking communities residing in Macau including Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Goa, Daman and Diu, Guinea-Bissau, Macau, Mozambique, São Tomé e Príncipe, East Timor and obviously Portugal; whom di

a Hong Kong Wedding (part I Oui, I do)
Where else but Hong Kong can you celebrate a wedding dressed in a sexy red qipao, having friends from 7 different countries at your wedding lunch and celebrate it in style at a 3 Michelin Star Restaurant?.Very few I guess.

My favorite salad or the No Fuzz salad
Here in Planete Macau is still summer. Sorry for you guys already freezing, but on the other hand; I'm just so envy from your gorgeous Fall-Winter outfits.Thanks to our still hot weather (25-28C), I haven't managed to turn off the summery food button inside of me. Pa

New (BIG) kid in town
Mis queridisim@s lector@s (dear readers), this week is a very special one in Greater China: tomorrow, October 1st, millions and millions of Chinese will celebrate China's National Day. Actually it's 60th anniversary since Mao pronounced his now historic speech in Tiananmen Square. Besides that the twin sisters, HK and Macau, will also commemorate their respective anniversaries of the one country two systems policy (12 and 1oth respectively).But that is not all we're celebrating here in Macau, yesterday, after several months of extreme hard work and countless never ending workdays my fia