Rabu, 18 Juni 2014

Weakness - Character



I have to tell about character and i'm going to tell you about my weaknesses. My weakness are forgetful and procratinating.
 Forgetful:

I always forget where I put things, and I usually blame on my brother or my friends or people in my house or anyone who next to me. I don’t know why, I just blame them because I’m too panic. And I also forget that I have appointment with someone, and sometimes I also forget time too hehe. It’s unpleasant to be someone forgetful, like me. I try to rid of my bad habit. It’s unpleasant habit for anyone around me and myself ofcourse. I’m trying my best to get rid of it.










Procrastinating:

The next bad habit of mine is procrastinating. I always procrastinate things like when I have to pray magrib, because the time is already 18.05 pm. Sometimes I get more interested to do something else like interested in watching film on television. Half of me told me to stop watching because I have to pray but different half of me told me to stay sitting down and watching the film. Because of ‘Mager’ (Males Gerak) I follow my evil half of me haaha I don’t know why, I’m so magering;( I try to follow the angel part but the evil part defeats the angel part. So, I keep on watching and I lose my time for praying magrib. After that the guilty feel comes and I just like ‘Why you didn’t follow the angel one?!’

I want to get rid of both of my bad habits because if I keep doing them I wouldn’t be successful. Those habits are also disturbing people in my surrounding. I keep daily schedule and deadline to remind me to do everything I need to do on time so I don’t gorget and stop procrastinating.

Senin, 16 Juni 2014

Announcement

Leadership is very important, especially for young generations.
Every teenager should be ready to be a leader. That's why, every a day on two weeks in two month OSIS LXI will hold leadership training (TNL) on this Saturday at 7 o'clock until 4pm at Lapangan Bali.
All student may participate in it. For the futher information and registration, please contact the committee chairperson, Xena, Class X Science 2

Tanjung Lesung - Holiday

After the oh so lovely end of semester test and a huge amount of remedial also my mother's flying kitchen finally I can have a vacation yehet!. This holiday me and my family from my mother's side went to Tanjung Lesung beach in Banten. 
I thought it was the one which is located by Jakarta but i got confused why the journey took so freaking long hehe--. 
Banten was sizzling hot but the place we were staying was a bit quiet. After we arrived we unpacking. We stayed in some kind of beach house, then we went to the beach but unfortunately it wasnt nice to swim at because there are lots of sharp corals and big waves so we moved on to hotel's swimming pool. 
I didn't know what really happened but it seemed like my parents, my aunty, my ucle and my grandparents was having a huge nostalgia of her childhood..... It was weird to see my uncles and grandparents played together with me and my brother Argyan. sad;'). But thats okay. Then we had a meal then watched the dvds i brought with Farhan but i was soooo sure we'll watch hunger games too cause Farhan is such a manias for the trilogy. He watched it like thousands time and it still didnt make him bored. 
Anyway i stayed there for 3 days and 2 nights. We spent the first day to swim, the second day we went diving, fishing and playing chess. At the night we burned the fishes we caught. 
Aaand the last day was a bit blurred but one thing I can remember clearly, I was really tanned and I can see how much I turned into some grey creature:( at the mirror.

p.s: yehet=yeay 
hehehe

Dewa athena

Dewa Athena day one on 15 February 2014


Dewa athena?
Dewa Athena VI's logo.


What flashed through my mind is a incredibly cool event because there will be tons of people participating along with class' clothing also the event itself has a (quite) cool name lol.

Turned out I was big wrong because there is no senior coming except for the committee.
We the 10th grader lost our burning passion thanks to those late 11th grader.
but finally they came yeaah.


The event was started with some kind of tradition of flaming the torch which is similiar to some sponge bob's scene (-_-) also with messages from mr. Encang.



The first match was my class' Sepedaklasik (X science 2) futsal boys team vs Posaidon (XI science 8).
here the video sepedaklasik vs posaidon:





Our class didn't wear jersey because they hadn't finished yet. The point is our classed was beaten to lose but thats okay. what is more important is class science 2 won for class' logo and earned flag yeeah(again).
We proceed the event with other matches such basketball, futsal, soccer, marathon etc.


Sepedaklasik vs Keparat on basketball match.









We won for class' logo and earned flag.



 

Namsan Tower - Amazing place


View of N Seoul Tower from Namsan Park
Seoul, South Korea




Namsan Park and N Seoul Tower play a very important role in the daily life of Seoulites and visitors, alike. That’s because in a city as huge as Seoul, finding your bearings can be a challenge. Thanks to these two Seoul icons – one natural, the other human-made – city folk can feel just a bit more secure when it comes to their sense of place.

When Yi Seong-gye (이성계) moved Korea’s capital to present-day Seoul in 1394, he protected it with 18 kilometers of fortress walls that connected four mountaintops.Namsan (남산), which means “south mountain,” formed the city’s southern border. Of course, long ago Seoul spilled beyond those original walls. So what was the city’s southern limit is now its heart. And from various points throughout the city, N Seoul Tower can be seen rising atop Namsan.

Each year, 8.4 million people visit Namsan Park and N Seoul Tower, which translates to some 30,000 a day in the high season. In addition to enjoying well-maintained jogging paths, the park includes a library, a botanical garden and a swimming pool. At the park’s northeast side there’s the Namsangol Hanok Village (남산골한옥마을) . Built to resemble a Korean folk village, free traditional wedding ceremonies and cultural performances can be enjoyed there in the summer and fall.
No doubt, the park’s most popular attraction is N Seoul Tower. Built in 1969 and opened to the public 11 years later, the communication tower is approx. 237 meters tall, topping off at a half-kilometer above sea level. To reach the tower, zero-emissions buses drive there while South Korea’s first cable car whisks people from the outskirts of the Myeong-dong Shopping District to the mountaintop.

Teddy Bear Museum
Teddy Bear Museum

 
Once there, visitors can enjoy a spacious plaza and platforms affording panoramic views of Seoul. Take a closer look, however, and you’ll see a safety fence that’s covered in thousands of padlocks. These curious objects are symbols of love fastened by young couples. Inside N Seoul Tower is a café and three restaurants, including the revolving n.Grill. For some, the Teddy Bear Museum shouldn’t be missed… but personally, the highlight is the fantastic Sky Restrooms on the observation level.
namsan tower | Tumblr남산 타워namsan i'm in love
Another day of chasing my dream

N Seoul Tower, NamsanOf course, Namsan Park and N Seoul Tower’s four observation platforms are the big draw. Helpful window displays indicate Seoul landmarks and world capitals. Overall, the platforms can hold 1,100 people, and at 350 meters above sea level, they afford outstanding views of the city, day or night. Speaking of nightfall, should you be there to see it, the tower will be transformed into a piece of digital art. Until midnight, colorful flames and other images are projected on the tower’s torso every hour.

Finally, since the 1990s, Seoul city officials have worked to restoreNamsan Park and N Seoul Tower. In March 2009, the previous mayor unveiled a Namsan Renaissance master plan. The project consisted of removing buildings, restoring the ancient Seoul Fortress (서울성곽) walls and extend jogging paths to 7.5 kilometers. At a cost of 232 billion won ($183 million), the project is scheduled to be completed in 2015..

 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N_Seoul_Tower
http://discoveringkorea.com
http://www.visitseoul.net/en/see/landmark/n-seoul-tour.jhtml


 

Minggu, 15 Desember 2013

PROSPEK - Unforgettable Experience





            At the end of my study in middle school, my class held an event. The event was a community service organized by all of the students in my class, it was named  
PROSPEK (Program Sepekan Pengabdian Ke masyarakat). We had to create the program, rundown, fundraise and control the whole event. It was held in Desa Pasirkihiyang, Garut. 
Desa Pasirkihiyang, Garut.

            



      The program we did was health service such as free check up by doctors, health education for elementary school stdents and hose wives. We aslo held competitions for all people in the village, such as: panjat pinang, bakiak, balap karung, as well as adzan and singing competition. 
We also fundraise for donating daily needs package such as rice, cooking oil, sugar, instant noodles, etc. 
And we were teaching elementary school students too. And there were many other proframs in the event.
    


         Prior to the event, we had to prepare proposals for fundraising. It was difficult to find donations, so we asker for our parents' help. We also tried to find money by selling newspaper, old plastic bottle and snacks. We finally got the money after working so hard with our friends. Next we created the programs. Each committee planned their jobdesk. 

         

         I was in health program committee.
I managed the free check up and health education. We gave training about how to keep the environtment clean, how to brush teeth, how to wash hands. 

    
        

          It was an unforgottable experience for me because not all middle school graduates could experience managing community service and stay in remote area for a week helping another people to know better about health, to have fun with people there, and to share happiness. I also felt very gratefull for having classmate who are very solid and fun. There were only 61 of us, but we could create our own program.

my classmate, Gold XIV.



Timun Mas - Summary


Summary
The story begins by the willings of an old widow who wanted have a child. She praye and a giant heard it. the giant have her magical cucumber seeds and said that she wpuld have a baby. in facet, the giant said that he would eat the child if it was a a girl. when the child, Timun Mas grew into a beautiful girl, the giant came to the widow's hut. however, the widow asked Timun Mas to run away before the giant arrived to their hut. The widow gave some magical stuff; cucumber seeds, needles and salt. Then the giant chased Timun Mas. When the giant almost catched her, Timun Mas threw the cucumber seeds and suddenly a wide cucumber seeds and suddenly a wide cucumber field appeared. The giant ate the cucumbers and forgot to chase Timun Mas. After eating the cucumbers, he remembered to chase Timun Mas. Timun Mas was almost catched again but she threwneedles behind and the bamboo forest appeared. It slowed down the giant's step. But the giant could pass it. Timun mas threw her last stuff, salt. Suddenly, a wide sea appeared and the giant sank into it. Timun Mas went home to meet her mother and then they lived happily everafter.
  
Characters
a. Timun Mas 
b. Old widow (Mbok Sirni)
c. Evil green giant
d. Old Hermit who lived on the mountain

Moral
The above story shows us that bad intentions lead to misfortunes. The giant character conveys this message. Besides, Timun Mas holds that one must work hard and be fearless and optimistic to get through the obstacles and problems of life. Mbok Srini and Timun Mas need to take the risk and put aside their fear to free themselves from the giant.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timun_Mas
http://entryvi.blogspot.com/2007/11/legend-of-timun-mas.html