This is a picture taken from 'my' movie Belukar (scheduled to be released early next year). I play Eva - who is seen here enjoying a break by the resort pool.
Eva has a love for classic suitcases.
So does Daphne, probably the only thing we have in common.
But what if the case is not mine, and yet it gets mistakenly thrown to me over and over again?
Of course I don't want to take it. I don't even wish to peek into its content.
Who knows? It might have drugs. Or weapons.
Found this cute picture of a little baby in a suitcase. I used to put my (ex) dog Gucci in my suitcase while I was packing up for a holiday.
If I found a helpless child in a suitcase not belonging to me, and the child was abandon, I would NEVER turn my back at the innocent soul.
Some cases are so unique, I don't know if it really serves its purpose.
You fancy this?
Not really practical I must say.
I always tag or label my luggages CLEARLY. If its Daphne's case, then it's Daphne's case.
But if it isn't, please don't tag it as mine.
I like how you tell your story, whatever rocky ride ahead, keep holding your head high. Whatever whispers or hurtful comments passes by let it float out to the open sea & "Remember no one can make you feel inferior without your consent."
ReplyDelete—Eleanor Roosevelt
Dear Daphne...
ReplyDeleteLove your analogy ...
"I always tag or label my luggages CLEARLY. If its Daphne's case, then it's Daphne's case.
But if it isn't, please don't tag it as mine".
Hi Daphne,
ReplyDeleteI dont realy know what happened in your life, but I pray that you and Isobel will be in good hand. Stay strong, give Isobel the fullest love you can give.
Hi Daphne,
ReplyDeletelove the movie photo, wow there is just a world of beauty over there in Malay. Especially love the photo of the baby being packed. lol
Cheers