Read more Film / Guy Stuff / Hong Kong / Movie Review Movie Review: The Expendables By Steve on September 2, 2010 Got to go see The Expendables this week. Even before I saw it here in Hong Kong, the box office success in U.S. seemed to indicate I wasn’t the first Reagan America weaned, over 40… Read more Americana / Christianity / Democrats / G.O.P. / Grace of God / Hong Kong / Politics / Social Commentary Conviction & Compassion: or What to do with my Democrat, Muslim, and Gay friends By Steve on August 28, 2010 I recently had dinner with a new friend here in Hong Kong. We had been talking about different cuisines and I had been bemoaning the fact that my favorite Lebanese restaurant had closed. When I… Read more Hong Kong / Social Commentary Hong Kong Tragedy in the Philippines By Steve on August 26, 2010 On Monday evening 21 Hong Kong tourists were taken hostage in the Philippines by a disgruntled former policeman hoping to get his job back. An 11 hour standoff with a Filipino SWAT team left 8… Read more Americana / China / Great Britain / Hong Kong / Steve's Life Curries, Fried Rice, and Cheeseburgers By Steve on August 20, 2010 After being back in Hong Kong now for 8 months I can say, “I love it!” And if you ask why, I’ll probably say, “something to do with Curry, Fried Rice, and Cheeseburgers!” What I… Read more Africa / Hong Kong / Social Commentary Robert Mugabe in Hong Kong By Steve on August 16, 2010 There are few places left in the world that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe is still welcome…and those places that still welcome him tend to not be places one would want to visit…except Hong Kong. On… Read more China / Hong Kong / Steve's Life Living on Park Island By Steve on August 13, 2010 When Tammy and I moved back to Hong Kong last Christmas we had a decision to make…Where to live? We had lived for a number of years in different places around the territory from the… Read more Hong Kong Hong Kong’s Paris Hilton By Steve on August 12, 2010 The news in Hong Kong the last few days has been fun to watch. The niece of a prominent judge named Amina Mariam Bokhary was pulled over by the police for drunk driving and during… Read more Healthcare / Hong Kong / Social Commentary / Steve's Life Public Health Care: My Experience By Steve on June 21, 2010 So much has been debated recently on the health care issue in America especially when it involves the public option. Because of this I want to share with you my recent encounter with “the public… Read more Americana / Christianity / Hong Kong / Politics / Social Commentary “Good Friday” still good in Iowa By Steve on March 31, 2010 Here’s what one Iowa town thought was a great political idea. Let’s suddenly change the name of a 2000 year old holiday and one that’s been celebrated in the town since practically its founding because… Read more China / Foreign Affairs / Hong Kong American Superpower X By Steve on February 20, 2010 The American aircraft carrier USS Nimitz steamed into Hong Kong harbor on Wednesday afternoon with all the political hoopla these actions seem to generate these days. Back when Hong Kong was a British territory, such… Prev Next
Read more Film / Guy Stuff / Hong Kong / Movie Review Movie Review: The Expendables By Steve on September 2, 2010 Got to go see The Expendables this week. Even before I saw it here in Hong Kong, the box office success in U.S. seemed to indicate I wasn’t the first Reagan America weaned, over 40…
Read more Americana / Christianity / Democrats / G.O.P. / Grace of God / Hong Kong / Politics / Social Commentary Conviction & Compassion: or What to do with my Democrat, Muslim, and Gay friends By Steve on August 28, 2010 I recently had dinner with a new friend here in Hong Kong. We had been talking about different cuisines and I had been bemoaning the fact that my favorite Lebanese restaurant had closed. When I…
Read more Hong Kong / Social Commentary Hong Kong Tragedy in the Philippines By Steve on August 26, 2010 On Monday evening 21 Hong Kong tourists were taken hostage in the Philippines by a disgruntled former policeman hoping to get his job back. An 11 hour standoff with a Filipino SWAT team left 8…
Read more Americana / China / Great Britain / Hong Kong / Steve's Life Curries, Fried Rice, and Cheeseburgers By Steve on August 20, 2010 After being back in Hong Kong now for 8 months I can say, “I love it!” And if you ask why, I’ll probably say, “something to do with Curry, Fried Rice, and Cheeseburgers!” What I…
Read more Africa / Hong Kong / Social Commentary Robert Mugabe in Hong Kong By Steve on August 16, 2010 There are few places left in the world that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe is still welcome…and those places that still welcome him tend to not be places one would want to visit…except Hong Kong. On…
Read more China / Hong Kong / Steve's Life Living on Park Island By Steve on August 13, 2010 When Tammy and I moved back to Hong Kong last Christmas we had a decision to make…Where to live? We had lived for a number of years in different places around the territory from the…
Read more Hong Kong Hong Kong’s Paris Hilton By Steve on August 12, 2010 The news in Hong Kong the last few days has been fun to watch. The niece of a prominent judge named Amina Mariam Bokhary was pulled over by the police for drunk driving and during…
Read more Healthcare / Hong Kong / Social Commentary / Steve's Life Public Health Care: My Experience By Steve on June 21, 2010 So much has been debated recently on the health care issue in America especially when it involves the public option. Because of this I want to share with you my recent encounter with “the public…
Read more Americana / Christianity / Hong Kong / Politics / Social Commentary “Good Friday” still good in Iowa By Steve on March 31, 2010 Here’s what one Iowa town thought was a great political idea. Let’s suddenly change the name of a 2000 year old holiday and one that’s been celebrated in the town since practically its founding because…
Read more China / Foreign Affairs / Hong Kong American Superpower X By Steve on February 20, 2010 The American aircraft carrier USS Nimitz steamed into Hong Kong harbor on Wednesday afternoon with all the political hoopla these actions seem to generate these days. Back when Hong Kong was a British territory, such…