Things are not yet settled nowadayas, as always. But then again, life is always about unsettled things, every second of your life. Maybe only when our own graves are in sight that the quest of the mortal is finished, until the afterlife sipping in.
But some things are soleil me up for the past one and a half year, my dear wife and the light of my life, the rascall in the house, my Jehan Shahdar.
Luv u fams.
07 March 2009
29 July 2008
Restart
After several months of unannounced hiatus, I'd like to restart this thing, prolly tommorrow.
After all many interesting things happened in the world without anyone make a notice.
Salam
After all many interesting things happened in the world without anyone make a notice.
Salam
18 June 2007
A note for my impedimency
Hi me,
It's been months since you wrote your last notes on life. Well, maybe the rainy season that poured over Indonesia since last February had also poured your thoughts away. I hope not so.
Many had happened since then. The biggest floods Jakarta ever face in its recent history, peace at last in Aceh, new Busway corridors in Jakarta, the most devastating transportation accidents, mud flows that is getting bigger in East Java, and ah yes.... you will be posted in Delhi I heard.
India, the land of magics, mystiques, religious people (and extreme poverties). The land of magnificent architectures, Bollywood, colourful dresses (and hard headed non-stop talkers). The land of beautiful rivers, highest mountains, fastest steppes (and biggest floods and dry lands). The land of tastiest foods, amazing diversity of humans, (and class and religious fights that never end). India the land of many beauties and contrasts. Do you looking forward to go to your post in there, me?
Many you can look forward to, but the most important thing is to do you job properly for the country you serve. Give your best service for your countrymen because that what you are paid for.
How about that me?
It's been months since you wrote your last notes on life. Well, maybe the rainy season that poured over Indonesia since last February had also poured your thoughts away. I hope not so.
Many had happened since then. The biggest floods Jakarta ever face in its recent history, peace at last in Aceh, new Busway corridors in Jakarta, the most devastating transportation accidents, mud flows that is getting bigger in East Java, and ah yes.... you will be posted in Delhi I heard.
India, the land of magics, mystiques, religious people (and extreme poverties). The land of magnificent architectures, Bollywood, colourful dresses (and hard headed non-stop talkers). The land of beautiful rivers, highest mountains, fastest steppes (and biggest floods and dry lands). The land of tastiest foods, amazing diversity of humans, (and class and religious fights that never end). India the land of many beauties and contrasts. Do you looking forward to go to your post in there, me?
Many you can look forward to, but the most important thing is to do you job properly for the country you serve. Give your best service for your countrymen because that what you are paid for.
How about that me?
28 October 2006
Soleil does pours all over me
The title of this web log is let soleil pours over you, which means I expect the sun will shine over you in a cold, windy day. That was then when I was shivering in the cold Melbourne. I don't expect as much soleil anymore though, due to the obvious heat in this here land. But it's getting ridiculously too much sun for the past weeks.
It has been like a month* since the last rain drops touch the earth here resulting in ridiculously hot days which is too much to bear for me. Not to mention the smoggy air of Jakarta which refused to clear up even though there are not as much cars as before the long Eid holiday.
The rainy season is supposed to be here already, yet not even a drop of rain fall. I don't know if this is the result of the green house effect that people talk about so much.
* I heard in the Southern Jakarta some rains has already developed. I wonder when they will reach West Jakarta?
It has been like a month* since the last rain drops touch the earth here resulting in ridiculously hot days which is too much to bear for me. Not to mention the smoggy air of Jakarta which refused to clear up even though there are not as much cars as before the long Eid holiday.
The rainy season is supposed to be here already, yet not even a drop of rain fall. I don't know if this is the result of the green house effect that people talk about so much.
* I heard in the Southern Jakarta some rains has already developed. I wonder when they will reach West Jakarta?
20 September 2006
Lazy bastard
Globalization faces challenges today on how to lift productive capacities in a sustainable way for the poorest country. Increased FDI, ODA and Remittances, and higher commodity prices seems did not benefit some of the poorest countries. These countries remains marginalized due to some inherent constraints that prevent them to take advantage of globalization... nyah nyah nyah..
Duh, it's Wednesday already and I have to finish this kind of work by the end of the week. Time flies so fast if you don't use it effectively.
My lazy bones, spare me till they finish, OK?
Duh, it's Wednesday already and I have to finish this kind of work by the end of the week. Time flies so fast if you don't use it effectively.
My lazy bones, spare me till they finish, OK?
09 September 2006
Back to basic
It has been three months since I leave Melbourne. Beautiful city with a lot of great memories, I really hope that I would be back there someday.
Now I am back to my beloved smoggy crowded city of Jakarta. Well kinda have culture shock when I was first step in Jakarta after spent two and a half years in Melbourne. Living there was like a dream. And now back to my reality.
Not much change in Jakarta since two and a half years ago... well except for the new Transjakarta bus lane and a new toll road from Jakarta to Bandung that cut the travel time by almost half.
It's great to be back..
Now I am back to my beloved smoggy crowded city of Jakarta. Well kinda have culture shock when I was first step in Jakarta after spent two and a half years in Melbourne. Living there was like a dream. And now back to my reality.
Not much change in Jakarta since two and a half years ago... well except for the new Transjakarta bus lane and a new toll road from Jakarta to Bandung that cut the travel time by almost half.
It's great to be back..
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