The famous Mendy Avtzon! BLENDY!! "yes, he does laugh alot." 

This view is of Central, taken from our balcony in the front of our apartment. Very vaguely, you can see the other side of the water (Kowloon) and the mountains are behind it. 

The power which G-d infused into Klipah and Sitra Achara (B'Bchinas Achurayim) is so intense, that it is even able to be Mistzamtzem itself into Moish, Benny's little hamster!... What??! IT TRIED TO BITE ME TWICE!!!!! 

My ladybug Kippah! Its the perfect Yarlmukeh to wear out for your third or fourth Shidduch date, when/if you're getting ready to pop the question: "So ..... Will you go to the Ohel with me??" Is guaranteed to have a positive response. 

HELP!!!

Aaight, I think that it's enough pictures to keep busy with for awhile... I'm beginning to get obsessed with this blog thing. It's really cool and the pictures are very good quality. Relatively! But anyways, here I am in HK, three weeks left to this place and just waiting for the time, when my foot will step into that Cathay pacific flight bound for New York. I know it's 16 hours long (Retzufim!)... ugh! But if that's what it takes to get home and out of this Chinese box, then HINEINI! I am so ready to do just that.
I'm going to post pictures of my new custon made Yarlmukahs's which I made in Shenzhen... Oh, will they ever compete with the Hawaiin Yarlmukah's (naaa, just kidding! mine are only one sided:)) But seriously, I have zebra prints, camouflage print, corduroide (OKay, another spelling mistake), Newspaper printing and more. And, the best part of it is: They're as chassidish as they come! They're major Tatty Yarlmukeh's. Six pieces (K'neged the six middos, from Chesed until Yesod), double covering! I am absolutely in love with them. I'm going back to get more IY"H one of these days, if anyone wants to order one, let me know!

Five of us "men in black". Kowloon side is on the other side of the river 

This is a picture from the peak. Our apartment is the first of the small white building complexes in the middle of the picture. 

Our very successful Chanukah play. "Listen my child, to the words that I say..." 

This is a long time ago, when we had a program for the kinder over Sukkot at the Rabbi's sukkah! 

Me and Mordy Richler at the peak. Mordy is my cousin who came in from Singapore for a Shabbos 

Here I am reading off the scavenger hunt for the kids when we all went to the Hong Kong amusement park, "ocean park". Apparently, I thought it was funny! 

We went on a boat ride with a bunch of kids to Lamma island, had a picnic and came back home... Believe it or not, this was alot of fun for the kinder. 

This consulate general Eli Avidar is actually pretty cool. Here he is 'Kumzitz'ing' with everyone at the bonfire! 

I thought this is a gorgeous silluette (okay, I know I spelled that wrong) of Yaacov Avisar and his daughter, with Mai Cohen standing next to father Eliad watching the Lag Ba'Omer bonfire 

I know what you're thinking... You're thinking "How can Benny say that this hamster is trying to bite him and is nasty? Look at him! He looks so wonderful and Aidel!" Well, I got news for you bro. He's nasty! He's a con-artist! This little nasty thing makes himself look all cute and harmless. Well, why don't you get closer to him, huh??!! Why don't you??!! The fact is, I tried to befriend him, but he went ahead and bit me. No appreciation for those that care for him. Let him suffer for this! Let him suffer until he can suffer no more!!! 

Roasting marshmellows on the Lag BaOmer grill in Tai po 

Sheesh!!! How can I forget! This is my newest buddy. His name is Moshe (named in honor of Mosh Rubin, who swore to mercilessly murder the poor creature if it dares to even leave my room). I'm beginning not to like him myself after he tried to bite my finger on several occassions. But dervaileh, he looks kinda' cute. 

Some of the Kinder at the Lag Ba'omer Bar-b-q. 

Moshe Rubin (left) and Moshe Kamhin (right) putting Teffilin on the Israeli consulate general Eli Avidar at the Lag Ba'omer bonfire 

This is the Wanchai district of Hong Kong. This is where I went to get lumber for our Lag Ba'omer bonfire! 

Me and Reis Rodriguez from Florida. Reis was with the "Men in black" for four months. 

The "Men in Black"... That's what we're knows as here in Hong Kong. This is our first group photo at the Hong Kong peak. L-R: Shalom Segal, Avrohom Boruch (Aybei) Itkin, Yisroel Baumgarten, Shloimy Minkowitz (in the back), Moshe Rubin and Benny Hershcovich (that's her-shkaw-vitch). 

With the Hong Kong skyline in the background! 

The Mitzvah man!

This is my first blog... Can somebody please let me know the Ma'aloh of a blog Bichlal? How can you post new thingy's on a blog? etc... Why are people so attracted to blogs. I'm ersht starting to get into it and have no idea where to start from!!