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Maudy Cristy @cristycristycris as Princess Yasmin on charity aerobic event for flood disaster, held on jalan Dago at February 2nd 2020, Dago car free day, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, South East Asia, planet earth
We had lunch on the beach. Vanya soon fell asleep and snored quietly while I was reading a story about one brave women and her attempts to become a writer. There was a light wind and airplanes flew by in the sky now and then.
I was born in Kamchatka, but in all my life until that moment I had never managed to meet a clear dawn on the shore of the Pacific Ocean. No matter how many times I came there, every time the sky was covered with clouds that moved towards the city from the ocean. That day I finally saw it. If you look closely, you can see me at the bottom of this photo, running towards a dream that had just come true.
There is a local joke about horns. Trucks here are painted very brightly with all sorts of pictures. Sometimes the cab is highly decorated like a Christmas tree with drivers peering through the tinsel. On the back of trucks and buses, there is usually a message to remind drivers coming up the rear to toot their horns to allert the driver to their presence – rear mirrors are a fixture to tie your tinsel to rather than a device to see behind you. So the message hand painted on the back of trucks and buses is “Horn Please” and as well “Pheri Betaula” which means ‘see you again’ in Nepali. So the joke goes as that if you are saying good bye to someone, instead of saying ‘see you again’, you can joke, ‘Horn Please’! . . . Credit by : Mark and Ali Gill . . . keep your distance and don’t bump me ! Horn Please ;-)
