Boom Hong Kong with DISPATCHWORK!

I want to color the city so to make Hong Kong people smile and love again.

Let's do it!! However I wonder if the dustmen would clean the bricks up as they were rubbish :(

No worries for I have already decided to give it a go!

let's do it!
rock the city!

where could I purchase a certain amount of bricks at the cheapest?

Let's do it~
But guys when do u get start it?

Hey,guys,
Good to see you all here.
I just finished the hong kong island and n.t. location searching and it comes the turn to Kowloon side now.
I am going to do the test shot in 2days Will keep u guys posted.

Mata ne！
Neko

WOW I am so surprised that there are people who are willing to roll it!
But yes, how do we get the cheapest bricks to start??

I set up a facebook group called "硬膠砌香港 Dispatchers Worldwide in Hong Kong" with all the informations about this activities.
You can get the cheapest bricks from wan chai Tai yuen street (太源街）.
I am going out to boom in HK island now!

Just finished the first session in tai heng 大坑.

Boom - So here we go Jinnoneko: http://www.dispatchwork.info/dispatchers-worldwide/hongkong/ - your personal piece of Dispatchwork!! YAY!

Keep me posted about more patches! - Cheers!!

Oh, thanks Jan!! We are so happy to see Hong Kong on Dispatchers Worldwide! We will keep it up!

woohooo!!

I would love to join there!

jinnoneko wrote:

I want to color the city so to make Hong Kong people smile and love again.

Can I quote them? Of cause will linked with Dispatchwork HK's FB fan page. Let me know

What exactly do you mean?

WE are going to YAu Ma Tei for "1st Dispatch" which is our first gathering BOOM in Hong Kong!!! YEAH!!

Hi, I'm a new member

I wanna ask a question...
could I do some dispatch work during my spare time or I can only do it during the gathering?

You can do it during your spare time of coz!! And please join our gathering if you also love to!! Enjoy your boom!

here i am saying something about color in Hong Kong, if we had to pick a color to associate with Hong Kong, the obvious choice would be a big, brash, Chinese red.

Yet, many Hongkongers would pick red's complementary hue: green.

“I call this color ‘grassroots green,’” said Hulu Culture co-founder and Hong Kong history expert Simon Go.

“The windows, the market stalls, the trams, the Star Ferry. It’s everywhere, in all of the most famous Hong Kong things.”

We were seated inside the historic Mido Café where the 1950s-era metal window frames were, of course, painted green.