LIFE

I haven't feel like posting this past few weeks...but just yesterday I watched my school's anniversary concert on TV. Actually the concert was done a few weeks ago, but they just showed it on TV yesterday. A friend of mine was there playing the violin. She was actually the one who told me about the concert being shown on TV, but in truth I had forgotten all about it until my cousin called me and said that he saw my school on TV. Too bad they had to cut out many parts.

After that, I changed the channel to some sinetron which my maid usually watch. I ate my dinner and after that played the piano a bit. I don't usually care for sinetron 'cause they always seem unnatural and stupid to me, but sometimes I like to have a glance at it while my maid is watching. Anyway, after I played a song, I stopped and looked at the sinetron for a bit and that's when HE appeared. A 'bule', foreigner speaking in bahasa Indo in the sinetron. The story at that time goes like this: there's this man who made a music and recorded it in a CD. He wanted to take the CD to a recording studio, but unfortunately when he got there he seemed to drop his CD. So he returned home disappointed. Suddenly someone knocked at his door and this 'bule' appeared! The 'bule' said that he found his CD and listened to it and loved it! So, he asked the man if he wanted to come with him to London for a recording.

Now, it might just seem to be your ordinary occurence in a sinetron, but the thing is... I recognize this 'bule'. I couldn't see his name during the end credits since it was rolling so crazily fast, but I'm 98% sure that's him. The remaining one percent being he has a twin brother, and another one percent being that's his doppleganger. So who is he? Well, he's my teacher a few years ago in this English learning center. I remember he quit sometime before I finished my lesson there, said he wanted to go back to England, and I do remember that his Indonesian was quite good. A few years after not seeing him, and suddenly he appeared in a sinetron on TV. Wow! Two thumbs up for you, Sir!

Today,  a friend invited me to come to Halloween event in La Piazza. She said there's a cosplay event there at 1 o'clock, and then starting from 6 pm the Haunted House will open. I know it's suppose to be a usual thing, but today, the road to Kelapa Gading was soooooooo maceeeeeettttttt (traffic jam) because of an accident. So, I arrived there at 2, almost 2.30 pm, and I think by the time I got there the cosplay event has already ended 'cos people were now taking photos with the cosplayer so the competition was probably over already. Now, I'll just have to say this: The best cosplayer everywhere is always the Tokusatsu type. Why? 'Cos they were a mask. Just a joke. Really.

Anyway, we had lunch and then go around Kelapa Gading mall. At first, I really don't want to go into the haunted house, but my friend kept on forcing me, so I ended up going. So, we just nongkrong (hangout) in the food court while reading comics, and waited until around 5.30. However by the time we arrived back in La Piazza for the haunted house, the line had already gone soooooo loooooooonngggggg, and confusing. The waiting line was split into two ends, and people just kept on cutting in front of others.

While waiting we also saw some cosplayers walking around, and there were many people asking for a photo with them. Most of them dressed up as gothics or witches or something along the lines of that, but my favourites of all were these three men dressing up jack skellington like and walking around with engrang (really tall sticks made from wood/bamboo which you can walk around on. I forget what you call that in English. Forgive me ^^')., so they look like this really tall Jack Skellington. They are probably the most popular out of the other cosplayers (though I assume they are the event staffs and not just ordinary cosplayers).

There was also a dance competition going one, so sometimes we took turns waiting in line while the other watched the dance. Some of them were quite cool, but it was really hard to see 'cos there's just too many people there. After around an hour and a half, my friend's cousin came to join us to the haunted house, and then we waited some more. We wait and wait and wait some more and more waiting, and by the time we know it, we had waited for more than 3 hours and we STILL haven't gotten inside. While we were waiting, my family occasionally called me, asking where I am, when will I go home, and so on. Finally around 9 pm, my mom called me followed by my aunt, and I just knew that I need to go home now. Not because I'm gonna get in trouble. Nah, my mom actually doesn't mind me coming home late, as long as it's not very late, but because the line was still very long, and I feel that my family would kept on calling me from time to time, and my feet just can't go on anymore. So, I went home. And even after I got home, my friend was still waiting. She said that she finally got in around 11 pm. Whew! Good thing I went home. But, it just doesn't feel good that I had waited for more than 3 hours and ended up not going inside the haunted house. Sigh, but on the bright side I won't be having this bad feeling of getting frightened, so all's well.

Whew....now I'm beat. My feet hurts sooo much. But....it was really FUN. Oh yeah, actually another friend invited me to come to his birthday party today, but....I can't believe I actually forgot about it! I'M SO SORRY!!!!!! _O_ (bow down)

    

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

Borax a.k.a sodium borate is a compound that can be used to make something more...rubbery...or something like that. Oh, and it can burn your eyes, too!

Anyway today for chemistry class we had an experiment using Borax and Fox Glue. Actually, rather than an experiment you can say that it's  more of an art class and play time.

Here's the formula:
Fox Glue + Borax + food colouring + X = some stretchy playdo-like thingy

What is X? X is the kind of mind that you have during the making of this thing.
If you got dirty mind, like most of the boys in my class do, obviously the colouring you choose would be brown, dark brown, disgusting brown, anything that has to do with brown. Then the shape that you will make from you playdo is, of course, none other than something swirly or just plain ruined into pieces; but they're basically the same...excess. You know what I'm talking about. Even the chemistry teacher ended up playing with "these" playdo as well; creating a swirly, swirly BROWN ice cream. (<--euphemism, it's a language feature).
Or if you're a bit crazy and likes to experiment with stuff. You might accidentally or not accidentally pour a gallon of Borax into your Fox Glue (<--hyperbole, see I do pay attention in English class), which my friend actually did (not a gallon, of course) and it became really bouncy and shiny, too.

Well, depending on your skills and the X factor, your playdo might actually range from something smooth and perfect to squishy, disgusting to rock-hard or super stretchy.

Another friend of mine made a super stretchy one and he literally can make "lamien" out of it. It was super stretchy!! But then it became solid rock-hard... MIne was rather normal, but not too good. We (yes, we did this in groups) put too much Borax in it and didn't care to dry it a bit. I put mine inside a small plastic, and when I put it on my desk, the excess Borax inside the playdo spills on it, and I had to wipe it a few times 'cos it just kept on spilling. <--what's conciseness? I dunno. English teacher-->:-(             (Don't mind my unimportant comments...)

Anyway since I'm feeling a bit hyper today...this is what I make with my playdo ; )

Mochi America made by experimental playdo (<--read: fail playdo)
So it's Playdomerica!


Playdomerica wants some PlaydoBurger.
Playdomerica: BURGER!!!  *bites* Mazui....

I phail at making the burger T_T
Somehow I think it looks more like England's burnt scones, only...it's blue.
Oh yeah, America is purple 'cos my group only made purple and blue playdo, so... I just use whatever I have. His eyes are sky blue, though. Hehehe...

On another note, I kept on shouting "Borax" today just 'cos of the Borax spilling on my desk, and I just kept on touching it even after I washed my hands. XD

Edit: I just realized...I forgot America's glasses!!! o_O

Fiuuuuhhhh....just got back from my school's leadership camp trip. It was a 3 days 2 night semi-survival, camping activity in Bandung. It was really fun, but I think I ended up getting hurt the most.
1. I sprained my left ankle, and it became worse because I sprained it on the first night and forced myself during the outbond on the second day. So it still hurts a lot now.
2. There are some scratches on my left knee and foot from when I fell and sprained my ankle
3. I got sunburn which I didn't realize until my friend told me. LOL
4. I tore a bit of skin on my right index finger from when I was playing shaking bridge (which ended up as an epic failure, but I finished it anyway)
5. I feel that the skin on my hands are cracking. It hurts if I force myself to pull something heavy.
6. Sore hands and legs and neck. In short, my body huuuurrrrttttsssssss!!!

So, I'm beat now. But nonetheless, it was FUN! And a great special memory to keep. I'll update later when I'm feeling better and in the mood to tell all the details.
I'M VERY GRATEFUL FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL FRIENDS THAT I HAVE!!!
THANK YOU ALL OF YOOOUUUUUU!!!!!!!!

This is something that happened 3 days ago. Thinking about it kinda makes me squirm, so it took me quite some time to calm down.
Here it goes:

Three days ago, I was having a dinner when this stupid fly came out of nowhere and disturbed me. It was so annoying, 'cause even after I swung my hand or banged the table to make it go away, it just won't immediately fly away. Like, it took quite a few effort to finally make it fly away. (Smacking a fly has always disgust me a bit, partly because flies have fatter bodies than mosquitous, and partly because once my maid killed a fly and there were maggots inside it. Not pretty. Uggghhh!)
After a few times, the fly finally disappeared. I didn't know where it went. It just stopped tainting my dinner. So, I finished my dinner and took my plate to the kitchen. I went to the kitchen. Step, step, step, nyek, step, step... I thought that I had stepped on some food that fell to the floor, so I turned around and saw that it wasn't food. It was the fly! The fly that had been bothering me during dinner. The fly that wouldn't fly away even after you try driving it away. The fly that got too fat for its own good. The stupid, stupid, stupid fly that didn't fly away even when I'm about to step on it.....STEP ON IT!!! I STEPPED ON A FLY , DAMMIT!!! UGGGGGHHHHHH!!!

Uh, yeah, that's the story...the fly? Well, I picked it up with tissue and throw it to the garbage.

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch

Just finished reading Good Omens and I gotta say, I LOOOVEEEEEE IT! Okay, so I'm like 3 years late, but still I'm forever grateful that I discovered this book. It's simply the best novel I've ever read.

The world is coming to an end and its up to an angel and a demon (and a few other humans), who have stayed on Earth for too long and have grown rather fond of it, to stop it from happening. Well that is, if they can find the Antichrist. Sounds simple, right? No? Well, of course. There's more to it than you may think. There's also the Nife and Accurate Prophefies of Agnes Nutter, which accurately predicted the events of the world for 300 years until Armageddon. There's Agnes Nutter's descendant. There's the witchfinders. There's the four horseman of Apocalypse. There's little kids. There's this and that and the bigger question, "Where the heck is the Antichrist???" You see, that kind of thing. It's Chaos, really.




Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman did a very good job on creating a book that doesn't seem to make sense, but at the same time it does. I guess they are actually just stating the fact. The fact that people tried to overlook or doesn't believe that it is a fact. Okay this may seem confusing, but you'll get it if you read the book....and think on the same wavelength as I do. Whatever. But I especially love Aziraphale and Crowley's interactions. An angel and a demon together can only lead to
1. Chaos
or
2. Comedy
Both starts with a C and both has always, and always will be a good way to attract readers. And somehow I always imagine Pratchett as the angel and Gaiman as the demon, and they both bring the fun to this book. Right, me and my imagination...

Anyway, since I live in a country where if it's not made into a movie or is an international (I mean, international, like big, very BIG) hit, you don't really expect that book to be sold in your nearest bookshop. So, I never really knew that such a book existed. The reason I found out about this book was...funny thing really, it was because of Hetalia, or fans of Hetalia. Yeah, so I saw this fanfic called "Buggered Omens" while surfing the Hetalia community. I don't know what came into my mind at that time, but reading the summary, in which the author said that it was based on Good Omens, made me think that it was based on the Omen, you know the movie. And as far as I can remember, the Omen is a supernatural horror film. I decided to skip it.

When the author posted chapter III of Buggered Omens, well, I guess my brain was functioning better that time. Although people always say, "Don't judge a book  by its cover," I always believe, "You judge a book from the summary!" Summaries are important after all. It's the one thing that decides whether or not the people holding the book in their hands are going to turn the pages, or not. Here's the line that made me "click the link," : "Who in the world did I choose for Beelzebub? Ho~boy."
Beelzebub? There's a Beelzebub? and Hetalia character becoming Beelzebub? Hmmm, let's check it out! I did read it from chapter III, and then it hit me. First of all, although I never watched the Omen, I do know what it was about and I did saw the trailer. And again, as much as I knew, the Omen centered around the antichrist, and I don't think there's the bit about this angel and demon talking and crying to each other, and more than that, disapproving of the Armageddon. So, this time I read the summary much, much, more carefully and saw "Good Omens" not "the Omen." Huh?...my bad.

Things involving Heaven and Hell and their supernatural beings have always piqued my interest (as long as it doesn't involve ugly ghosts with blood all over suddenly coming up behind you and starts screeching and scares the shit out of you). I don't care who made the internet, but it is your friend. Search about Good Omens on the internet and wikipedia said that it's about an angel and a demon trying to stop the Armageddon. My interest for this book shot up. Then I read a few pages of it online, and....MUST HAVE THIS BOOK!!!

Thank God for Kinokuniya, I'll say. It's the best place to find imported book, and there is where I finally bought a copy of Good Omens. Bought Aziraphale's cover version, although I think Crowley's version look cool too, but you can only choose one...wish they have Aziraphale and Crowley on one cover or something, oh well.

I totally recommend this book. Reason why I love it?
1. It's funny (I have to stop a few times for a LOL and ROFL and headdesks)
2. It's about Heaven and Hell and supernatural beings
3. There's an angel and a demon who actually got along with each other and actually LOVE Earth (this is new)
4. Crowley and Aziraphale's interactions are always interesting
5. The way the angels and demons and other supernatural beings depicted here is very different and somehow makes sense
6. Multiple POV is love
7. I have a thousand more reasons of why I love this book, but they can be a spoiler to the story. Either that or they just kind of slipped my mind now. :P

Oh and one more thing, just like Aziraphale likes to say, "It's INEFFABLE."

Good Omens = BEST BOOK EVAR!!!

Jak-Japan Matsuri 2009 is a festival put together for the 51st annual Indonesia-Japan relationship. It starts from 3 October until 11 October. I know, I know, I should have posted about this earlier, but I've been busy (playing) these few days and there's the blackouts going on, and excuses, excuses, and the usual me being lazy...

Anyway, you can check out the schedule here:
http://www.id.emb-japan.go.jp/matsuri2009/cal2_id.html

It's really great. I went to the pre-event one on Friday the 2nd. The pre-event was titled "Melati and Sakura in Harmony". They were displaying all these wonderful origami. Aaaahhh, they are just so lovely! And then there are Bali dances performed by Japanese people, while the Indonesian played the gamelan (the music). Then there was also the koto performance and tea ceremony. It was closed by angklung performance and singing. The pre-event was quite brief, but nonetheless worth it. Unfortunately, after that, I never got the chance to attend the other event...T_T

Aw man, I really wanted to see the karate, judo, baseball, sushi competition, and all the other events!! I really wish I can see the kendo one and attend Matsuri at Monas, but.....Sunday is impossible for me!!! Huhuhu.....T_T

Oh well....Japan & Indonesia, please continue to make events like this, so that next time I can attend them all!!! Hahaha!

On another note, I finally got my copy of Good Omens on Sunday, 4 October 2009 after searching in Kinokuniya. Hahahahaha!!! FINALLY!!!
I'll talk about it more after I finished reading it...

That day has come again. The day when year 12 students attend their last chapel. The day where the juniors will have a much less crowded chapel for about 6 months ahead...okay, that's not the point.

Today was the last day that the year 12 students attended chapel service. It's a farewell chapel for them, 'cos in just a few weeks they'll graduate from school (we follow the Australian system in case you're wonderin'). And ya know what, I think they just made a spectacular Farewell Chapel.

They have a play, (well most farewell chapel always have a play in it) a very funny play. The story goes that there's a boy who wanted to be a priest after he graduated from high school. Unfortunately his parents didn't approve of this. He went to school and his friends laughed at him when they heard that he wanted to be a priest. He then recollected how his parents used to take him to church every Sunday and supported his decision to become a priest, but now they fight everyday and said that it's better if he became a businessman. In his frustation, he met a drug user who tempted him to try drugs. He almost did, but then a couple of men saw them and tried to capture them. The boy managed to run away, and once again, in his desparation, he met a girl who invited him to come see her and her friends trained for a performance. A play inside a play. This time though, it's not just a drama it was a pantomime performance.

First,God gave us life.
He gave us food.
He gave us shelter.
But when love separates us from Him...
And money...
And love of oneself...
And worldly desires...
God kept on calling to us.

They performed it very, very, very well! There were 4 demons, 1 human, and God. I don't know how many times the girl playing as the human fell to the floor because the demons were trying to prevent her from reaching God, but in the end God shielded her from the demons and struck the demons down. It was a very beautiful performance!! (>o<)

Watching the play, the boy realized that he is just like that human, saying how he wanted to become a priest, but still he blamed God when things weren't right. He realized his mistake and found comfort from the new friends (the performers) he just found. In the end he returned home to have a teary (not a touching one, a funny one because of the forced cry, which I'm pretty sure is intended) reunion with his parents. His parents had realized their mistake and once again became the loving parents the boy used to know. Happy End.

At the end of the chapel, one of my teachers sang a song for them, and after that a couple year 12 students also sang. The chapel ended with all the year 12 students going upstage and giving hugs to each other and a few teachers and said "Bye-bye!"

I'll say this again. I think it was one of the best farewells I've ever seen. I mean, they must have really put all of their heart and effort into making such a chapel service. And the play was really, really funny, but at the same time amazing, too!! The boy who played the drug user part was very great! I mean not only did he have that feminine side in him, he also said, "I know you want it, you want it, you want it," while dancing around the boy which obtained a big LOL from the audience. The scene at school, for example, actually involved the students harassing the teacher and getting their way around him.

Students playing black berry messenger
Teacher: Hey, what are you guys doing BBM-ing here! Give it to me! I'll hold onto it!
Student: Aww, but sir, you got black berry in your pocket too, right?
Teacher: Uh well, that's true...
Student: So isn't it okay for us as well?
Teacher: Well, I guess you're right...

another example...
Teacher: Okay, children, do your math HSC practice!
Student: I finished already.
Teacher: Wow, so you're smarter than me, huh? (sarcastic tone)
Student: Yes! Sir, you just realized it?

or another example involving the parents...
Father: Dear, how much did you spend today?
Mother: 30 million.
Father: Wh, wh, what?!! 30 million just for clothes?! I worked hard to get money and you spend 30 millions just for clothes?!?!
              Do you think that money is paper?!?!?!
Mother: Money IS paper.

LOL (okay, I left out a few details here and there and they said it in Indonesian so it's not precise translation, but I hope it still sounds funny)

Kudos to my seniors!
Separations are always hard, but as long as we are still alive, we will see each other again. Besides, we got handphones, messengers, and the internetz, now!
Good luck on the HSC exams!!!

Today, 2 October 2009, UNESCO inaugurated Batik as Indonesia's cultural heritage. Indonesia's boss encouraged the people to wear Batik today. So, to commemorate this day I presented to you........



MY VERSION OF INDONESIA & FEM! INDONESIA!!!
Hahaha...it's not quite finished yet, but I just wanted to post it today because they are wearing BATIK!
Maybe I'll finish them sometime...I dunno, haha.
I've been a bit crazy about Hetalia recently so I decided to draw a version of Indo, since there isn't one yet. The male character is original, while I took female's design from one of Himaruya-san's unfinished chibi sketch.
Anyway, enjoy!

credits for the Batik goes to the internet, and the people who made them...they're beautiful...

Happy Batik Day! (well not really, but I think there should be one)

Hohoho! Just got back from Comal. Eh, what's 'Comal' you ask?? Well, it's a small city in Center Java.It got lots of food, and no tall buildings...hehe. BUT! It's soooooo freakin' HOT over there!! It feels much hotter than Jakarta! But, it was a good holiday...yeah...got nothing to do there. All I did is eat, play, and sleep. Since I stayed at my relatives' house so, they got internet over there, but I was too lazy to update the journal....Hahahahaha. Ate lots and lots of good stuff and next thing I know...I've put on some weight..................................Dammit!!!!! Hikshikshiks, I have to go on a diet now. Now that holiday's over, I MUST study. This Wednesday is the start of "test week". Haha, even though I brought some books and handouts to study, I ended up not studying at all! Hahaha (crispy laugh/ketawa garing (LOL))...Aaaaahhh, I really hate it!! This teacher of mine who set up the test schedule seems to think that SDD (Software Design & Development, seriously only the name sounds cool. The subject is freakin boring and 99% theory!) is not an important enough subject that it has to be put ALONE on the LAST day of test! In other words, the poor students who took SDD (along with me) have one extra day of school (while the others are enjoying their heavenly day of finishing exams)!!! DAMMIT!!!! Huhuhuhuhu.....after holiday, it's hell waiting......

I promise after the finals I'll update the journal more!! I've already planned on what I'm gonna post, so please look forward to it!!

"A bell cannot make troubles disappear, you must do it yourself!" - Sorachi Hideaki

"PASTAAAAAAAAAA........"

Ever wonder what a country would look like if they are humans?

The time is WW1. While walking in the woods, Germany finds a tomato box with Italy inside. He never guessed that this meeting will be a crucial point in history.

The time is WW2. Italy ends up allying himself with Germany, and together with Japan they form the Axis. And what would the Axis be without the Allies? While the Axis continues to mobilize themselves, America, England, France, Russia, and China are there to stop them. There is only one problem though, Italy is a good-for-nothing-pasta-loving-coward, Germany is constantly being bothered by Italy, Japan is secretly an otaku and doesn't really get the Europian culture, America is a 'the-hero-is-me-hamburger-eating-cola-drinking-happy-go-lucky-I-won't-accept-any-objection-leader?', England's cooking sucks, France is a hentai ossan, Russia is scarrryyyyy, China is an immortal who has to put up with the Allies's antics, and all the other countries aren't exactly normal either.......okay, so it's not only one problem, it's LOTS of problems....

      

Hetalia doesn't really tell you about world history, but instead it present history in a unique, new way which will, without a doubt, pique your interest for history. Rather than history or the timeline or whatnot, Hetalia actually tells you more about history trivias. Don't think of it as a serious anime. Each episodes of Hetalia are only about 5 minutes long anyway, but it's enough to make you laugh for that whole 5 minute. LOL!

Starting as a webcomic, Hetalia continues to be an interesting read and watch for everyone. It's volume 3 manga is set to be realeased in spring 2010! Guh, can't wait! >-< And, and there's gonna be a MOVIE, too! YAY!! The anime has already reach episode 35 and is still continuing. There are also drama CDs and character songs and DVD set 1-4 has already came out with different version of the series ending theme song, 'Marukaite Chikyuu'. It's really cool, 'cause they give this cultural touch to the different versions of the songs. For instance, England's version got northumbrian pipes in it, and America's version is more rock 'n' roll. Except for the reff, the lyrics are different for each nation as well!

Aaaaahhhhh, but I really envy Hidekazu Himaruya -san (he's the creator of Hetalia btw), I mean he's still young and yet he gets to go abroad. A LOT! I wanna travel around the world, too!! Hahahaha...

Himaruya-san!! Please make the ASEAN 10!! I want to see how Indonesia looks like, and of course I want to see Indonesia and Malaysia's interactions. It must be similar to how England & France's are. LOL! ><

Oh yeah, as you can see today is 09/09/09 so I really wanna post this today.


"Happy 09/09/09!!!"

Hari ini adalah hari perayaan kemerdekaan Indonesia ke-64.

Gak terasa udah 17 Agustus-an lagi. Lomba makan kerupuk, sepeda hias, bakiak, dan tentunya panjat pinang udah jadi tradisi di Indo setiap tahun. Upacara dan acara-acara besar juga pastinya diselenggarakan. Ngomong-ngomong soal lomba, hari ini kelasku menang lomba panco lho. Panco cewek menang, panco cowok juga menang. Terus kelas gw masak nasi uduk yg porsinya gede banget. Hahahahahaha.

Tapi biarpun ngerayain kemerdekaan terus, rasa-rasanya Indonesia gak banyak berubah yah, malah makin memburuk. Indonesia itu, daripada disebut negara yang penuh dengan korupsi, gw bilang lebih tepat disebut sebagai negara yang penuh dengan kebohongan. Rakyat dibohongi dan semuanya diatur oleh orang-orang yang ada di "atas." Bahkan mungkin berita-berita yang kita liat di TV atau baca di koran itu semuanya adalah "kebohongan" yang dibuat oleh orang-orang di "atas." Sebenernya kalo kita perhatiin dengan seksama, banyak hal-hal yang gk masuk akal terjadi di Indo. Anehnya, jarang banget ada orang-orang yang sadar; kebanyakan percaya aja dengan apa yang terjadi.

Fuuuhhh...susah...susah.......Mungkin kalo Indonesia digambarkan sebagai manusia, Indo itu adalah orang tua setengah baya yang tiap hari kerja keras tanpa menghasilkan apa-apa. Tapi yang susah bukan cuma negara, rakyatnya pun susah. Yah, pasti lah ya...rakyat itu kan yang membentuk negara. Padahal keadaan gw jauh lebih baik dari banyak orang di Indo, tapi jujur hari ini gw down banget. Padahal sebagai rakyat Indonesia harusnya gw ikut merdeka dengan negara, kan? 17 Agustus gitu, lho. Tapi hari ini tuh, bener-bener deh, rasanya semua salah. Apa-apa salah. Yang gk salah cuman pas gw bareng temen-temen gw. Gw tidur salah. Capek salah. Belajar salah. Kerja salah. Makan aja salah. Ngomong salah. Dengerin informasi juga salah. Semuanya salaaaaaahhhhh!!!

Hari ini yang bikin gw senyum cuman ngeliatin temen gw panco, maen bareng temen-temen, ama anime & manga, terutama ngeliatan chibi2nya Hetalia...LOL!

Haaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....................................................................................stress.....stressss..........rasanya gw mo nangis........


Kapan rakyat bisa ikut MERDEKA bareng negara kalo kayak begini terus, coba?

(ok, tulisan gw penuh dengan rantings jd gw gk peduli mo tulisannya gk nyambung kek, apa kek, udahlah.....just hear me rant) peace, man...

Todays's my birthday!!! Yay!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ME!!!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!

It's been a while since my last post. Well I'm still enjoying my holiday though only for a couple more days...I don't know what to say, but I feel that all I've done during this holiday were useless things...hahahahaha. I'm trying to finish Higurashi Kai and Hetalia, right now...and I'm still working on Okami, but the holiday is already nearing it's end....aaahhhhh what should I do?? There's still my computer work and all.......oh well.......I'll just enjoy this holiday while it lasts.....HAHAHAHAHAHA!!

Today was rather annoying....See, today I had that stupid computer training lesson again, which means that I skipped school again. Seriously I would rather go to school than go to that stupid training thingy. Well, today's plan was that we were supposed to go back to school earlier because the 12th graders wanted to study Physics, since their assessment is getting near. We, the 11th grader, on the other hand, were bored as hell in that training program. Not only that, we just found out that we also have a math quiz and chemistry pre-test today, both of which were just told yesterday. It's impossible for us to get chemistry, but we can at least go to the math quiz. That computer teacher also said that we can go back to school early, but she told the driver to pick us up at 1 o'clock when the training lesson's lunch time was actually at 11 o'clock.

We got out of the classroom only to find that the driver was nowhere, because somebody else was using him. So, we waited for awhile until around 12.30. We also heard from one of our seniors that she said that the 11th graders weren't allowed to go back. Whatz?! Well we don't care anyway. We couldn't wait any longer so all 7 of us (3 seniors, 4 juniors) took a taxi, or two to be exact. One for the seniors and one for the juniors. The great escape. Then we all got back to school. One big mistake was that we didn't tell that annoying teacher of ours that we were going to take a taxi back to school. BIG MISTAKE!!

I had my math quiz during the last period, and then suddenly that teacher came barging in and asked for me. Yeah you guessed it....All 4 of us, juniors, got scolded like crazy. We got thunderbolted...I was even accused of laughing when I actually didn't! What the hell is this?! Gaki no tsukai??!!! Dammit! I don't know what happened to the seniors, though.
DDDDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What the hell??!!! If she can get angry then I can, too!! It was her fault that my precious memories are ruined!!!! I didn't get to see my class's chapel service BECAUSE of her!!! Damn! Damn! Damn! Damn! Does she think it's easy to catch up to the ever improving difficulty school lessons?! There are differences between catching up and learning it properly in class, you know!! It's different when you're studying together with your friends, and sacrificing your precious time and break just to catch up to the stupid lesson like an idiot!! What an ANNOYANCE!!! SHE RUINED EVERYTHING!!

Good thing I was able to do the math quiz properly. It wasn't that hard at all. My report card also isn't as bad as I expected. I can still improve it higher.

PS: For those of you who don't know Gaki no Tsukai.....It's a show where the contestants (comedians) have to endure not to laugh or they'll be punished.

AAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Today was so annoying! Annoying as Hell!
Well, today's chapel was led by my class. I was supposed to do the lighting with one of my friends. Yesterday night another one of my friend suddenly told me to come to school at 5 am to prepare for the chapel. Crazy! But I thought...well I don't want our chapel to be a mess, so....I put my alarm on at 5 am. Well, I think I did woke up, turned the alarm off, and got back to sleep......yeah....haha......
I only got up again at 6....so I hurried up getting ready, and got to school. Good thing my partner who was going to do the lighting with me was also late. So, I was getting ready to get to chapel, but first I need to collect my math homework. Stupid math homework that ended up ruining my day! I went to the teacher office...and that's when I met *that person*......my computer teacher....and the one who supervise the computer OSN competition. She suddenly told me that I had to go to a training lesson for the computer competitors. WHAT THE HELL?!?! She never said anything to me! She only told this information to the others, but never to me! (Actually, yesterday my friend asked me if I'm going to the trainig lesson, so technically I only knew that there's a training lesson yesterday!)

I told her that I have chapel service today, but once she knew that I am only doing the lighting, she only said, "Oh, that's easy!" and forced me to go........................................Dammit!!!!!!!!! I ended up apologizing to my friends that I can't help them, and was forced to stay at another school for the rest of the day, studying for the computer competition......and we don't even get lunch!

When I asked my friends, "How did the chapel go?" They all answered, "It was fun and funny!"

I regret following this stupid competition......................................

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On the plane back to Jakarta, we shared many amusing stories. Oh yeah, we also shared the same plane as one of our friends who was also going to Australia, but didn't follow the study tour. Here were some of the stories:
( Encore... )

Hahahahaha.....Anyway that was my amusing study tour.....I hope I get to do that with everyone again......Until next time, then!

Hehe....sorry for the long delay...been busy with school...again. Anyway let's continue the story...

Melbourne....there really aren't much hustle bustle going on in here. It's pretty quiet, but the buildings are interesting.

( Not so silent night... )

Next day...we headed toward Brisbane.

We stayed there for 2 nights, and the hotel was reaaaaallllyyy nice. They got one single and one double bed, and my room even got a connecting door to another friends' room. Damn, I was so happy. I and my roommate decided who would get to sleep on the double bed first by doing janken (rock, paper, scissors) and I WON! Hehehe... Now, I suppose you guys can guess what did we do here....Well...Of course we went to Goldcoast and played in Dreamworld and Movie World.

( Theme Park Worlds... )

Anyway, those were our days in Brisbane...
Next stop: Melbourne

"Don't worry, folks. There's only one way to get out of here. Heads back! I'll push you out of here. Fast. Superman Fast!" - Superman in Superman Escape

To be continued...
 PS: Sorry for not posting for so long....got a bit lazy and busy...heheh.

On Monday, 23rd of  March, I and some of my friends went to Australia for our school's study tour program. I gotta say, it was a LOAD of FUN!!!

( Sydney, sydney... )

Next destination: Brisbane, Goldcoast.

To be continued....

Fiuuuhhh....Last Wednesday I just got back from my school's Aussie study tour. It was a load of fun! I'm too tired and unmotivated to write about it now, though, so I'll write some other time, hopefully tomorrow. I haven't been writing anything for quite a while, I know. Well, school's just got into me, and I'm still having some sleep deficit because of too much school works. For the past few days I've been sleeping past 12 o'clock. Things died down a bit now, though, so I can relax for a while. Ah, but....next week I got many many many test...............................................................I guess it's the calm before the storm...........................................................sigh.