在輕快鐵内，嗯！我看到…这是青少年時尚的流行裝嗎？我想我一定不会形容给你聽，所以就偷拍他的褲底風光…
他下站走路时雙手边拉高一点点，但長褲頭還是在屁股下。為了＇给人看＇，即使穿得不舒服，也無所謂嗎？通常都会看到女黑人在髮型上下功夫…
我們先到Union Station，
很久前這里是火車站，如今已没火車經過這里，
已變成購物廣場了。
里邊有一處
漂亮的建築，其中一個弧形的建築有很奇妙的Whispering Arch，
我們各自站在离開40呎的两端，向着石牆說話，站在另一端的對方却可以聽到，聲音就是從石牆傳過來。哈哈！我們用＇無線通話器＇對談…
Union Station对面有一個全裸塑像的噴水池。
1940年早期，這里的居民都很反對公開场所有全裸的塑像。Steve很纳悶St. Louis的電視、電影不可以有裸露的片段，却可以有暴力的鏡头…
Penang到處有很多大小神廟，St. Louis有很多大小的基督教堂。
市区有漂亮的古式建築…
Stranssen Fest是德国節慶，
在市区举行三天，從這標誌，
啤酒在這節慶是主角…
我們又來到The Arch，
幾个星期前，
載人上頂端的tram發生故障，有人被困在里面约两小時。這次我們不再上頂端看風景，我們是來看最后一次週日“Live on the Levee”節慶的煙花及免費的演唱会。
坐在草地上聽着乐隊歌手在表演，我看着人群，心想…我從未做夢会在美國…
We went to some activities which were downtown this weekend. We were on the commuter train, um! I saw… is this boy’s fashion nowadays? I have no idea how to describe it, so I took a sneaky picture of him to show off the pants… He pulled up his pants a little bit while walking out to the station, but the pants were still below his butt. In order to show off to people, even if it’s uncomfortable it doesn’t bother them? You can often see black women & girls with unique hair styles…
Our first stop was Union Station. This was a railway train station a long time ago, but the trains no longer use this station and it became a shopping plaza. There is one place with beautiful architecture and a mysterious Whispering Arch. We stood separately, 40 feet apart, at each side of the arch and talked to the stone wall. I could hear his voice coming from the wall. Ha-ha! We talked to each other by 1890’s ‘wireless communication’…
A fountain with naked statues is opposite Union Station. The residents objected to the naked statues in public when it was installed around 1940. Steve doesn’t understand why TV and movies with nudity are not allowed, but violence is ok.
Penang has many big and small temples in every area;
Strassenfest, a German festival, was being held downtown. From the decoration, you can see that beer is the theme of the festival…
We went to The Arch again. A few weeks ago, the trams which take passengers to the top of The Arch had a problem and people were jammed inside for about two hours. We did not go to the top this time. We wanted to see the fireworks which were the last event of the “Live on the Levee” celebration, a free weekly concert series. We sat on the field and listened to the live band. I saw people in the crowd and think…I never dreamed I would be in the
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