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Barack Obama

Oct
2008
30

posted by on Issue

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A release I read from kompas.com this morning informed that Barack Obama gains a preliminary victory over McCain, winning 53 % of the overall ballots. This is of course a great movement for Obama and Biden, along with their team and their supporters. John McCain probably should be grateful that this election isn’t open for [...]

posted by on Every Day Life

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Rainy season is underway. It has come since several days a go. It’s been leaving its mark on the muddy land, on the wet street, in the splash of water. Rainy season this time is pretty much different with that last year. My time to arrive at home is longer. First because it’s farther. Then, [...]

Finally, Aora TV

Oct
2008
23

posted by on Every Day Life

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After discussing some considerations, finally we have a new channel at our home. My hubby, a football geek, can’t live without watching premiere league:p. And now, we’re one of Aora TV subscriber, though it only has several good channels. Happy watching hun:)

Facilities for PSN

Oct
2008
19

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Visiting Menara Karya last friday for taking my new key BCA, I found a “special” facility provided by that building. Even in Wisma Mulia, the building where my office settling, and is said as one of the most expensive building in Jakarta, I don’t find one. The special facility is rest room. What is special [...]

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I should salute Riri Riza and Mira Lesmana along with their team for presenting a qualified show for us. Their last-produced movie, Laskar Pelangi, is an oasis in the drought of qualified Indonesian movies nowadays. It should be admitted that the novel of Laskar Pelangi has a cinematographic potent as a movie. Riri and Mira [...]

About Mothers

Oct
2008
11

posted by on Family

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Everybody knows what mothers in the world go through when they deliver baby. More or less nine months before, mothers struggle to raise the baby in their comfortable womb, feeding them through nutritious food. Once delivering us to the world, it isn’t painless. It’s believed they are close with the death. However, my mum said [...]

A Place Called Home

Oct
2008
06

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Ever since I live apart from my family, going home is my favorite activity, especially when it comes to ramadhan then continues to Eidl Fitr. In Eidl Fitr, everything turns more special as all of familiy members gather and it’s the moment when we can meet each other and forgive each other. Being at home [...]