Transit (Again) @ Changi

Let's have some Hoka Hoka Bento at Soetta Airport before departing for Singapore. 

The only place she would definitely remember about Changi: its playground. 

And her wandering around as a wanderer (oh, it reminded me of a leading role in the new movie 'The Host') 

and..her can-not-stop-moving about and climbing around the playground...though it was midnite..... 

her that-kind-of-style pose.....

her I-don't-want-to-take-picture kind of attitude..which explains why she's running away from the camera.....

Honeymoon in Bali (1939)

I just bumped into this movie on the internet (http://www.live-online-tv.com/tv-movie-tv-movies-tv-online-live.html)
I loved it.
It is a simple romantic movie. ^.^
I learn a lot about how Bali was pictured in the 1930's, as well as how the actors and actress portrayed its beauty as well as how American life was back then in the Pre World War era back in the 1930s. It is truly a remarkably light and delightful movie.^^
This is one of the quotes that I like^^

Gail Allen: Well... there aren't that many white women there, are there?
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: Not many.
Gail Allen: But a lot of Balinese girls...
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: Oh, a lot of them.
Gail Allen: A man like you, any man I mean, do you... er... I mean, do you marry those girls?
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: [Shakes his head] No.
Gail Allen: Oh. I... I... I suppose some of the men... I mean I suppose, er, I mean...
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: Well, you said you've seen the pictures.
Gail Allen: Do *you* have a girl out there?
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: Five.
Gail Allen: Five?
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: Five. One does the cooking, one keeps the house clean, one takes care of my clothes and one dances for me.
Gail Allen: But that's only four.
Bill 'Willie' Burnett: [Raises eyebrows and nods knowingly] 
taken from (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031440/quotes)