阿媽開飯

8月31日 星期五 (每天早上10時前更新)

今日 #靚湯 蓮藕花生豬骨湯
午市燉湯 : 冬瓜響螺燉豬展湯

阿媽午市有心午餐

泡菜肉碎豆腐粉絲 $46
#番茄 炒雞柳 $46
紅酒燴牛尾 $48
沙薑三黃鷄 $48
豉汁蒸海鱸 　$54
焗 黑椒牛扒煙肉飯 $50

套餐包湯, 可免費轉凍/熱飲
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9月1日 星期六 (每天早上10時前更新)

今日靚湯 節瓜鱆魚雞腳豬骨湯
午市燉湯 : 響螺海螺燉豬展湯

  阿媽午市有心午餐

咸牛肉雙色洋蔥炒蛋 $46
菜心苗炒肥牛 $46
脆皮燒腩仔 $48
白切三黃鷄 $48
豉汁蒸黃立倉 　$54
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鮮鵝肝腸蒸雞球配紅米飯 $55
韓式粉絲拼烤牛肉飯 $59
韓式蔬菜拌飯 $59
榮式隻拼雞扒辣肉腸飯 $55
蒜香鬚尖銀針粉 $39
招牌叉燒飯 $39
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🐟  凍出汁梅肉鯛魚飯

最緊要正字›「今日、尋日、聽日、大後日」

[Saved] 時人粵說，「今日、沉日、聽日、大後日」。漢字是為「今天、昨天、明天、大後天」。  若粵字書之「今日、大後日」字概可直從，而論「沉日、聽日」粵字正書，一下就考起眾多文士。於此摘以《廣州語本字》舉之。 據《廣州語本字》所載： 今日： 本字“今物”也。據引「今物者，今日也。《左傳》是其生也，與吾同物。〔注〕物、日也。廣州謂“今日”，為“今物”。語甚古。」 尋日： 本字“尋物”也。據引「尋物者，昨物也。“昨物”何以謂之“尋物”？《左傳．哀公．十二年》〔注〕尋、重也。儀禮．少牢祌葢二以重。〔注〕重，累之也。〔說文〕昨，累日也，累有重義，重有尋義。於此，“昨日”所以名“尋物”也。」 【重，音（從），累，音（呂）重也，疊也】。 聽日： 本字“翼日”也。據引「翼日者，明日也。俗讀“翼”若“聽”。〔說文〕昱，明日也。〔桂馥〕曰：經典借“翼”為“昱”，《書．顧命》武成越翼日乙丑，王崩。〔傳〕云：翼，明也。又借“翌”為“昱”。今讀“翼”為（聽），葢急讀“翼”字其音，遂為（聽）也。或曰“聽”字作平聲，讀“聽日”，即明日之轉音也。」 大後日： 本字“外後日”也。據引「外後日者，後三日也。俗讀“外”若（大），《老學庵筆記》今人謂後三日為“外後日”。閱《唐．逸史．裴老傳》已有此語，何以謂之“外”。 〔說文〕外，遠也，遠後日云者，遠後日一日也。中原音，“外、大”相近，故“外”轉音為（大）。」

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小學雞三字經, 肥婆四李鹵味...

小學雞 三字經, 肥婆四 李鹵味...

小學雞三字經, 肥婆四李鹵味...

#中文，粵語, 廣東話, cantonese, chinese, learn

香港人口急促上升是什麼原因?

香港人口
1891年22萬
1931年84萬
1941年160萬至180萬
1945年50萬
1950年220萬
1961年313萬
1971年394萬
1981年510萬
1991年567萬
2001年670萬
2011年707萬
2016年723萬

香港高價購買東江水
1960年2,270萬立方米
1964年6,800萬立方米
1972年8,400萬立方米
1976年1.09億立方米
1979年1.45億立方米
1982年2.2億立方米
2000年7.8億立方米
 今天,供水最高11億立方米

1963年出現旱災,處於亞熱帶雨量充足的香港也出現「#制水」,主因是人口急促上升,導致原有供水設施不敷應用。 及後68年建成船灣淡水湖、78年建成萬宜水庫及1976年制定《郊野公園條例》才解決本地儲水不足。 人口急促上升是什麼原因?
香港招倈這些人的嗎?

可見香港如何建設,只要人口無限制上升,也不能解決水的問題…………… 實際上, 醫療、交通、房屋、教育、垃圾、甚至骨灰龕土不足,都是源於人口無限制上升。

LOL

Today is Charlie Chaplin's 125th birthday - a good day to recollect his 3 heart-touching statements:-

(1) Nothing is permanent in this world, not even our troubles.

(2) I like walking in the rain, because nobody can see my tears.

(3) The most wasted day in life is the day in which we have not laughed.

Keep smiling and pass this message to everyone whom you want to see smiling 😊😃😄

Old man has 8 hair on his head.

He went to Barber shop.

    

Barber in anger asked:

shall i cut or count ?

Old man smiled and said:

"Colour it!" 

LIFE is to enjoy with whatever you have with you, keep smiling

If you feel STRESSED,

Give yourself A Break.

Enjoy Some..

Icecream

Choclates

Candy

Cake

Why?

B'Coz

STRESSED backwards spelling

is DESSERTS ...enjoy

Alphabetic advice for you:

A B C

Avoid Boring Company..

D E F

Don't Entertain Fools..

G H I

Go for High Ideas .

J K L M

Just Keep a friend like ME..

N O P

Never Overlook the Poor n suffering..

Q R S

Quit Reacting to Silly tales.. 

T U V

Tune Urself for ur Victory..

W X Y Z

We Xpect You to Zoom ahead in life

Very ....beautiful lines pls store it.

ONE Good FRIEND is equal to ONE  Good Medicine. . .

Likewise ONE Good Group is equal to ONE Full medical store...👌🙏👍

☺😊😉😄😴

Six Best Doctors 👷in the World-

          1.Sunlight☀

              2.Rest😴

          3.Exercise🚵🏊

             4.Diet🍵🍯🍊🍑

   5.Self Confidence😇

                   &

          6.Friends👭👬

Maintain them in all stages of Life and enjoy🎊 healthy life.

Our aim in life should be

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

🔹9-glass drinking water. 

🔹8-hrs sound sleep. 

🔹7-wonders tour with family. 

🔹6-digit income

🔹5-day work a week

🔹4-wheeler.

🔹3-bedroom flat or house

🔹2-cute children. 

🔹1-sweetheart. 

🔹0-tension!

One Life will never come Again. .. .Live Today. . .

Send to all people who are important to you.. I have already made it👍

驅蝗行動 Hong Kong: Get Locusts out of Town

FULL TITLE: Scuffles break out as protesters hurl slurs, abuse at mainland Chinese tourists

Police intervene as scuffles break out at the start of the march in Tsim Sha Tsui with protesters urging the government to limit the number of mainland visitors. Photo: Felix Wong

Scores of protesters marched through Tsim Sha Tsui yesterday in an "anti-locust" campaign demanding the government curb mainland visitors.

Protesters said a massive influx of mainland visitors - dubbed "locusts" by critics, who accuse them of overwhelming the city and hogging its resources - had hit the livelihoods of locals.

During the 90-minute protest about 100 people marched from the Star Ferry pier to Canton Road, a street lined with luxury goods stores popular with mainlanders. The march got off to a tense start when scuffles broke out between protesters and people opposed to the demonstration. Police had to intervene.

The protesters waved placards and chanted slogans such as "go back to China" and "reclaim Hong Kong" as they marched. Some carried colonial-era flags, a popular symbol for those who want autonomy or independence for Hong Kong.

Some booed and shouted abuse at Putonghua-speaking passers-by. The protesters also shouted abuse at mainland customers inside shops. Some shoppers took pictures while others ignored them. But some Canton Road jewellery shops closed.

Shanghai visitor Ma He said the protesters were disrespectful. "Are they not Chinese themselves? I heard that Hong Kong people were educated and civilised. It seems I was wrong."

A visitor from Shenzhen said: "We are here to shop. It helps the economy of Hong Kong. I do not understand why they do not welcome us."

Protest convenor Ronald Leung Kam-shing said he was pleased with the response after organising the campaign online.

"We do not need political parties. Just through the internet we can get so many people to come out," he said. "I think the government should listen to our voice seriously. It has to stop allowing Chinese tourists into Hong Kong … We do not want them."

Among the protesters but keeping a low profile was primary school teacher Alpais Lam Wai-sze, who shot to fame for swearing at police officers over their handling of a Falun Gong protest.

A pro-Beijing group, Voice of Loving Hong Kong, staged a rival "Welcome to Hong Kong" campaign on Canton Road. About 10 members distributed leaflets wishing visitors a happy stay.

Tourism from the mainland has boomed as the nation's economy has grown and rules forcing visitors to join tour groups have been eased. Some 40.8 million mainland visitors came last year.

SOURCE: http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1429205/hong-kong-protesters-tell-mainland-chinese-tourists-go-home

佔領郵輪 或被索賠百萬

佔領郵輪玩大o左 團友或被索賠百萬

2014-02-14

一艘載有二千名旅客的郵輪往海南島及越南六天遊，惟尾站行程忽然取消，船上數百名本港旅客為求賠償，回程後拒絕登岸，連累下一批旅客行程延誤。最新一期《東周刊》引述知情人士，單計額外碼頭停泊費，以及另一批旅客因行程延誤的損失，涉款已逾百萬元，一眾佔領郵輪的港人或反被索取巨額賠償。

        涉事的歌詩達郵輪「維多利亞號」，上周二駛至尾站下龍灣時，船公司報稱航道有沉船意外，不能泊近港口，旅客未能上岸觀光。可是部份旅客質疑沉船真偽，要求旅行社賠償三分之一團費，旅行社一口拒絕。上周四回港後，數百名旅客拒絕離船，前後擾攘十六小時。翌日多名有份佔領郵輪的旅客，與旅行社代表會面，最終協議退回觀光費連利是共約千元，雙手握手言和，但船公司表明或會追究佔船責任，有關旅客隨時被反索償。

        知情人士說：「郵輪每延遲一小時離開海運碼頭，船公司就會被罰款七萬八千元，當日遲了八個半小時，損失約六十七萬元，加上下一批旅客因延遲出發及被迫取消遊三亞，又要每人賠三百九十元，總金額逾一百四十萬元，還有包括船員加班費、油錢、商譽等損失，影響絕對不輕。」

        他續說：「乘坐郵輪旅客不時受天氣或環境影響而未能登岸，今次船公司即場提出的賠償亦算合理。其實在佔領郵輪期間，已有人提醒旅客或被反告，要求下船再商討，但各人卻擔心失去談判籌碼，加上見有政治人物坐鎮，結果愈玩愈大。」

        律師黃國桐表示，有關旅客最合理做法，是向消委會投訴，或事後採取法律行動追討。