Another adventure with Josh. After school we took the MRT to the harbor and wandered around. First stop was the art pier. We haven't walked (or biked) through there in awhile and it was interesting to see the new sculptures that have been installed. It was nice to see some of our old favorites as well.

(My apologies. I'm still figuring out the new camera and can't yet figure out how to rotate photos.)

Next on the walking tour was a stop at the mango ice store next to the Cijin Island ferry. We haven't been down there in the evening before. There's a different feel to the place after the sun has set. Not better or worse, just different.

After our snack, which was divine, as always, we headed over to the sunset pier. The sun had already set so we got to admire the lights of all the ships floating on the horizon. We climbed the stairs up to the British Consulate but didn't bother paying to go in. We could see the city lights without having to spend any money.

Our last stop took us down our favorite back alley.

"Dinner" was at a little art cafe Lee and I had stopped at once before. It's more a bar than a restaurant. Lee had a hot dog, which some would consider a perfectly fine dinner food. They were out of the pretzels Josh wanted so we shared some nachos and chips with salsa. The staff spent many seconds, I'm sure, tearing open a Doritos bag and pouring the contents into two bowls, then opening the can of chili and pouring it over one of the bowls of chips.

We were hungry (mango ice only sustains you for so long) so we ate all of it but we had a chuckle over the loose definition of nachos.