A quiet weekend reading...

 ...was the plant. Cat-us interrupt-us. 

Breaking News: Pets with ID Cards in Hong Kong!

 

This just in: In Hong Kong, pets can receive their own ID, created to support animal welfare, reduce abandonment, and ensure they remain linked to their families.

Getting Billyjean to sit still on cue... this should be fun. One of my favourite memes features a pictue of a cat with a caption, "Cats have 132 muscles to hear you - but they choose not to."

That holds true. 

Scents and Sensibility: Top tier colognes, perfumes and aromatic oils are all the rage

 With breathtaking price-tags, these fine perfumers are rocking the scent-imental market. 

 Throwback to this feature published in Lifestyle magazine... a decade ago. Hmm. time for an update. 

Be positive: Note to self

 

Is there a Dr in the house?

From dad's side of the family, we have several doctors at home. I'm the black sheep per se. 

Well, brown. 
 

Stefano Ricci in Hong Kong

 

Stefano Ricci menswear in Hong Kong is for the... 1 percent. Diamond encrusted belts, cashmere jackets... 

The Punjabi Pop King is here: Long Live the King! Diljit Dosanjh lands in Hong Kong

At age 41, he may not be considered an overnight success but Diljit Dosanjh's steady, meteoric rise is beyond compare. The Indian singer, actor, superstar has no peers at his stratosphere. 

Not going to list out all his groundbreaking achievements --that's why we have AI--but its breathtaking in scope. Its just nice to see a good guy win.

When Diljit did a cover shoot for GQ India with Jackson Wang--Hong Kong's own super celeb--we had an inkling the Punjabi icon was on his way to the 852. His concert, despite its hefty price tag, has done exceptionally well. 

With an Emmy nomination under his belt, wonder what career mountains he'll climb next? 

The music royalty landed in Hong Kong last night for a one-night-only show. He killed it. Long live the King!