Helen Baldwin, born 1917, came out to Lahore in 1945 to work for the Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families' Association - and she spent the best part of two fun-filled years in the capital of Punjab province. Her upbeat recollection of life there in the run-up to independence and Partition contrasts sharply with that of many Punjabi residents of the city. She was a spry 91-year-old when I met and interviewed her, and is holding a photo of herself taken at about the time she was in Lahore.