On the way to Canada, our flight transited at Shanghai, where we spent the better of eight hours (cheaper flight = longer transit) sleeping on benches. I felt too tired to care about looking homeless. Hey, homeless people can't afford trips to Canada anyway.
After a not very restful sleep due to Chinese children (I think I'm a racist oh goodness!) shrieking and jumping on seats like monkeys, we shook our tired selves awake and started searching for food.
And guess what we found!
Ken te ji, otherwise known as ken tuc ky. We also spotted...
which reminds me of Japan (for no particular reason) so I suppose I saw it there. (: Hail the shop which sells chewing gum!
Now, say hello to our meal at ken te ji.
They have the weirdest offerings I've seen at KFCs all over the world! For example, a set does not come with whipped potato or coleslaw, it comes with a chicken wing and corn/mixed veggies in a cup! So, I ordered a burger which came with the above. And was thankful for the chicken wing cos the burger turned out to be a vegetable-flour patty (all together, UGH!). Luckily they actually ran out of the weird vegetable mix thing cos I got fries in exchange! (: yay.
Here's their menu.
And here's sis, trying to take a photo of all of us. Sometimes my camera can't flatter people's looks.
Here she is again.
Here's a shot I really like, with all the lines and everything. Which somehow managed to get my sis and dad to try and imitate it.
A strange plant seen at the airport. Must have took lots of work to make it look that way. While I was engrossed with photographing the plant, a Chinaman started examining the plant too, although he's probably seen tons of it. (:
Some shots of the Shanghai airport.
Interesting architecture, huh?
Then, finally, it was boarding time! Couldn't wait.
Took this onboard the plane... I like the composition (:
This wing with the sky reminds me of an advertisement. Fly China Eastern!
Plane started playing this movie on rollerskate disco and a cute little girl started standing up and dancing! (:
And that concludes the transit and flight to Canada.
Keep a look out for more updates to come!
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