I was not all play and no work while in Hong Kong last year

I cared for Hong Kong, the place where I was born and where I’ve spent most of my life (to now).

The attached was a request to a young District Councillor to widen the zebra crossing at a high-traffic and accident-prone junction in Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong.

I had this request in mind for umpteen years but had been dragging my feet until one day I saw this young fellow on the street poster.  “Good, let me try him.  First, he is young; let me see what he would do.  Secondly, he is the local councillor; he should have a better understanding of the problem since his office is only down the street (the former HK harbour; now the whole reclaimed land with highways and residential estates).”, I told myself.

So, I tried.

He responded.  In fact, according to him, he had been thinking and working on the problem too.

So….today, according to his poster, some actions will be taken.  Good! The PowerPoint was meant to be a proposal…..quite verbose.  (This saves work of the councillor in case he or she just wants to turn it around as his or her own request to the Govt. Dept.).  I forgot to put in the date.  Bonkers!  Nonetheless, it served its purpose.

Enjoy this proposal.    (The last one was one to fix a broken roof of a pavilion up the HK Trail…..and the roof was fixed!).