Honorate Ventero is a 57 year old foreign domestic worker from the Philippines, who goes by the name of Nora. She is from Dumaguete, a city in Negros. When she’s not working, she likes hanging out with her friends in Tamar Park, spending time with her sister and going to Mass at St. Joseph’s Catholic church.
I’ve lived here in Wan Chai district for almost two years. Before this, I have lived in other parts of Hong Kong: Tai Po, in Happy Valley, Tai Koo Shing. I have only ever lived in the Philippines and Hong Kong.
I might move, maybe — if I finish my contract. I would move anywhere with an employer, but I might go back to the Philippines first to spend time with the family. It depends on if I get another contract… because of my age…
Wan Chai is a convenient place to live. There’s a market — the Wan Chai wet market on Queen’s Road East and street markets, like the one off Johnston Road. I buy meat, vegetables and fruit there. It’s a bit less expensive than the supermarket.
Wan Chai is good for shopping. If someone had a day to explore, they should go to the wet market and take a tram to see the sights.
I go to the park with my friends — Tamar Park. I’ll take a tent. Or, I’ll go and see my sister. We go to Mass. It’s usually the first mass or a mass in the afternoon. I go to St. Joseph’s Church on Garden Road. It’s the blue and white one.
I’m not really sure…
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