I went to The Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC) today.

I rarely go to Arts/Music places. I even forgot when was the last time I went to places like this, or should I say, have I ever been to places like this before? Thank you Miss Summer for introducing this place to me.

Here is a brief introduction from the JCCAC official website describing what it is:

The Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC) is an innovative creative arts centre converted from a decommissioned industrial building in Shek Kip Mei. The Centre delicates to develop a harmonious artistic atmosphere for the resident artists and the public for ideas exchange and art sharing. It becomes one of the hottest-spot in the region for art lovers to sample the fruit of over 120 talented resident artists and creative professionals.

I was checking out their website a couple of days ago and discovered that it is their 1st anniversary and they are hosting Open Days today and tomorrow, and so that's why I went today.

It was my first time to visit this place. I took the MTR to Shek Kip Mei. I went out to the right exit but then went to the opposite direction, so had to get back to the MTR station and started again. These are pictures that I took during the time I was looking for the right direction:

I worked in Chinese University today for the whole day.
Woke up at the usual time, 8:00am, toke a taxi to Chinese Univeristy, had my breakfast in one of the canteens, and started working from 9:30am. My work today involved a lot of waiting, I mean, A LOT, and these waiting are inescapable! So I brought my Paris travel book with me. I finished working in the lab at 7:30pm, and I have completely finished all the chapters on going to different places in Paris for sightseeing. I roughly know where I will go and visit. The 1st priority of my must-see list is gardens/parks in Paris; I love the greens, the quietness, and peaceful feeling. Then I would love to see all the grand architecture. I would also love to walk around the little streets in Paris, to capture those quiet Paris streets at dusk.

At the end of the day I am tired. I am tired because of reading too much, not because of working

I have received an e-mail from Mother's Choice about Volunteer Tutors Recruitment; to encourage the mothers to get back to work/study. I made a phone call and told them that I will be available in the weekends. The lady on the phone asked me what subjects I can tutor, I said "English, some Chinese and some Maths". She said she will call me when they need my help.
That was it.
I hope I can help. I was hoping to look after the babies/toddlers but helping these mothers will be ok as well.

I did not get enough sleep from last night, but had to wake up early at 9:30am for Thai Boxing lesson. So I was actually still quite sleepy/tired during the lesson. I was not punching/kicking as much as I used to.

Went to get my boots after the lesson. I was looking for a pair of boots that will go with my new Autumn looks, so they can actually go with my skinny jeans and leggings. They have to be black, lace-up, kind of cool look. After detail searching through the shopping malls I found 2 that I liked. One of the boots is more elegant which I like as well, but this style can be found in many places, so I am not that desperate to get that pair. The other one of them were from I.T., a shopping place where they sell Japanese brands. This pair of boots is exactly what I want; cool, black, lace-up. The size fits my feet, and comfortable, and so I said the saleman that I want this pair. He said this is the last pair. WHAT!!!! The last pair???!!! I don't want the display pair which has been touched and tried by so many people!! So I asked the guy whether they keep stock at any other places. Luckily there is still a pair in Tsim Sha Tsui. So I quickly took the MTR to get to Tsim Sha Tsui I.T.. When I was in the shop asking for the pair of boots I ordered they took ages to look for them. They had to make phone calls and they even asked me to show them what my boots look like. I was like "alright". But very worried. That guy from Casueway Bay did tell me to come here to get my boots. I have travelled all the way to here and you are telling me that you don't have my boots???!!! Luckily, they finally found my boots:

oh I bought a new bag too, a simple black one, which I think will go very well with my new Autumn style: