Hello! Woah, It's already 2017, Happy New Year! It's been a year, right? that I did my blog? ;)) 2016 is such a memorable and meaningful year for me, I hope 2017 also give a good thing for me also for the readers. Bismillah, 2017, please be good to human all over the world!
My holiday didn't mean too much for me, I didn't go anywhere. Well, I got SP (Short-therm period class), Math and also chemistry. I think it's not that bothering me, since I have nothing to do at home. So, this SP is a good thing for a person like me. Well, yeah, Math is always a problem for me in the beginning, but SP really helps me a lot, now I really love Math! Really, solving Math problem is fun in some kind of way. It's like playing a game, now, I really like Math. Thanks teacher! Teacher sure understand me much~
SP got my holiday, so, the problem of my holiday starts after SP done. It's really are a problem! I have nothing to do! Everyday, I don't know what to do. Well, my routine of holiday began with wake up in the morning, clean the house (Since mom told me to), but there's not much I could do! The house clean very fast! After that, I'm sure I did nothing. I came back to my room and playing with my phone. Ah, and, you know, I like one of Korean Boy Group, just call them BTS. So, yeah, I did nothing but watching them on my phone. Also, I spent my days with just thinking about them. Nothing much, but I'm very happy! And for newyear-night, It's just absolutely normal, I got to bed early, hehe, I love newyear!
You know, I got a really big ambition of my dreams or what I want. When it comes to what I want, I really meant it. Sorry but BTS is also one of my ambition >.< So I'm very happy just by see them. I really want my future to be planned well. I really like something that have been planned from far, so I got my holidays planning for my future. It's really fun. I have to get what I want! I have this anthusiasm that's really on fire!!! Cheer up!
Oh, yeah, also in the beginning I give my hair some cut off, and it's a new year hair-cut for me!!! Well, I'm wearing veil so no one sees it. Hm, that's okay, I hope my body always healthy, also all of you! Yeah, I'm not just having a happy holiday with BTS in my mind, but I also spent times with my bestfriend, Syalva!~ also with my Junior High School friends, I really enjoy it! Thanks, friends~ Hope we always going well also in 2017.
So, for the future of 2017, I hope it'll going on really well. Next semester and then next semester and next semester, forever-semester, I won't get any SP again, I have to study really hard!!! I hope 2017 resolution is happening on me on the future, aamiinn, full happy spirit for this year!!!
Fighting 2017!!!
P.S.
Fighting is a phrase of Korean when what they mean is Cheer up! It's not meaning to tell you to fight with others :)) Lol. Still, Happy New Year!!!
Bye~
Minggu, 08 Januari 2017
Minggu, 30 Oktober 2016
Biography of The Woman that Effect The World an also Me: Helen Keller
Hello! Everyone, It's nice to be back! Now, I'd like to present the woman who's really inspiring into this worls and also me beside my mother, Helen Keller! She's really are amazing.
Helen Adams Keller was born a healthy child in Tuscumbia, Alabama, on June 27, 1880. Her parents were Kate Adams Keller and Colonel Arthur Keller.
On her father's side she was descended from Colonel Alexander
Spottswood, a colonial governor of Virginia, and on her mother's side,
she was related to a number of prominent New England families. Helen's
father, Arthur Keller, was a captain in the Confederate army. The family
lost most of its wealth during the Civil War and lived modestly.
After the war, Captain Keller edited a local newspaper, the North Alabamian, and in 1885, under the Cleveland administration, he was appointed Marshal of North Alabama.
At the age of 19 months, Helen became deaf and blind as a result of an unknown illness, perhaps rubella or scarlet fever. As Helen grew from infancy into childhood, she became wild and unruly.
As she so often remarked as an adult, her life changed on March 3, 1887. On that day, Anne Mansfield Sullivan came to Tuscumbia to be her teacher.
Anne was a 20-year-old graduate of the Perkins School for the Blind. Compared with Helen, Anne couldn't have had a more different childhood and upbringing. The daughter of poor Irish immigrants, she entered Perkins at 14 years of age after four horrific years as a ward of the state at the Tewksbury Almshouse in Massachusetts.
She was just 14 years older than her pupil Helen, and she too suffered from serious vision problems. Anne underwent many botched operations at a young age before her sight was partially restored.
Anne's success with Helen remains an extraordinary and remarkable story and is best known to people because of the film The Miracle Worker. The film correctly depicted Helen as an unruly, spoiled—but very bright—child who tyrannized the household with her temper tantrums.
Anne believed that the key to reaching Helen was to teach her obedience and love. She saw the need to discipline, but not crush, the spirit of her young charge. As a result, within a week of her arrival, she had gained permission to remove Helen from the main house and live alone with her in the nearby cottage. They remained there for two weeks.
Anne began her task of teaching Helen by manually signing into the child's hand. Anne had brought a doll that the children at Perkins had made for her to take to Helen. By spelling "d-o-l-l" into the child's hand, she hoped to teach her to connect objects with letters.
Helen quickly learned to form the letters correctly and in the correct order, but did not know she was spelling a word, or even that words existed. In the days that followed, she learned to spell a great many more words in this uncomprehending way.
On April 5, 1887, less than a month after her arrival in Tuscumbia, Anne sought to resolve the confusion her pupil was having between the nouns "mug" and "milk," which Helen confused with the verb "drink."
Anne took Helen to the water pump outside and put Helen's hand under the spout. As the cool water gushed over one hand, she spelled into the other hand the word "w-a-t-e-r" first slowly, then rapidly. Suddenly, the signals had meaning in Helen's mind. She knew that "water" meant the wonderful cool substance flowing over her hand.
Quickly, she stopped and touched the earth and demanded its letter name and by nightfall she had learned 30 words.
In 1890, when she was just 10, she expressed a desire to learn to speak; Anne took Helen to see Sarah Fuller at the Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Boston. Fuller gave Helen 11 lessons, after which Anne taught Helen.
Throughout her life, however, Helen remained dissatisfied with her spoken voice, which was hard to understand.
Helen's extraordinary abilities and her teacher's unique skills were noticed by Alexander Graham Bell and Mark Twain, two giants of American culture. Twain declared, "The two most interesting characters of the 19th century are Napoleon and Helen Keller."
The closeness of Helen and Anne's relationship led to accusations that Helen's ideas were not her own. Famously, at the age of 11, Helen was accused of plagiarism. Both Bell and Twain, who were friends and supporters of Helen and Anne, flew to the defense of both pupil and teacher and mocked their detractors.
From a very young age, Helen was determined to go to college. In 1898, she entered the Cambridge School for Young Ladies to prepare for Radcliffe College. She entered Radcliffe in the fall of 1900 and received a Bachelor of Arts degree cum laude in 1904, the first deaf-blind person to do so.
The achievement was as much Anne's as it was Helen's. Anne's eyes suffered immensely from reading everything that she then signed into her pupil's hand. Anne continued to labor by her pupil's side until her death in 1936, at which time Polly Thomson took over the task. Polly had joined Helen and Anne in 1914 as a secretary.
While still a student at Radcliffe, Helen began a writing career that was to continue throughout her life. In 1903, her autobiography, The Story of My Life, was published. This had appeared in serial form the previous year in Ladies' Home Journal magazine.
Her autobiography has been translated into 50 languages and remains in print to this day. Helen's other published works include Optimism, an essay; The World I Live In; The Song of the Stone Wall; Out of the Dark; My Religion; Midstream—My Later Life; Peace at Eventide; Helen Keller in Scotland; Helen Keller's Journal; Let Us Have Faith; Teacher, Anne Sullivan Macy; and The Open Door. In addition, she was a frequent contributor to magazines and newspapers.
The Helen Keller Archives contain over 475 speeches and essays that she wrote on topics such as faith, blindness prevention, birth control, the rise of fascism in Europe, and atomic energy. Helen used a braille typewriter to prepare her manuscripts and then copied them on a regular typewriter.
Helen saw herself as a writer first—her passport listed her profession as "author." It was through the medium of the typewritten word that Helen communicated with Americans and ultimately with thousands across the globe.
From an early age, she championed the rights of the underdog and used her skills as a writer to speak truth to power. A pacifist, she protested U.S. involvement in World War I. A committed socialist, she took up the cause of workers' rights. She was also a tireless advocate for women's suffrage and an early member of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Helen's ideals found their purest, most lasting expression in her work for the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB). Helen joined AFB in 1921 and worked for the organization for over 40 years.
The foundation provided her with a global platform to advocate for the needs of people with vision loss and she wasted no opportunity. As a result of her travels across the United States, state commissions for the blind were created, rehabilitation centers were built, and education was made accessible to those with vision loss.
Helen's optimism and courage were keenly felt at a personal level on many occasions, but perhaps never more so than during her visits to veteran's hospitals for soldiers returning from duty during World War II.
Helen was very proud of her assistance in the formation in 1946 of a special service for deaf-blind persons. Her message of faith and strength through adversity resonated with those returning from war injured and maimed.
Helen Keller was as interested in the welfare of blind persons in other countries as she was for those in her own country; conditions in poor and war-ravaged nations were of particular concern.
Helen's ability to empathize with the individual citizen in need as well as her ability to work with world leaders to shape global policy on vision loss made her a supremely effective ambassador for disabled persons worldwide. Her active participation in this area began as early as 1915, when the Permanent Blind War Relief Fund, later called the American Braille Press, was founded. She was a member of its first board of directors.
In 1946, when the American Braille Press became the American Foundation for Overseas Blind (now Helen Keller International), Helen was appointed counselor on international relations. It was then that she began her globe-circling tours on behalf of those with vision loss.
During seven trips between 1946 and 1957, she visited 35 countries on five continents. She met with world leaders such as Winston Churchill, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Golda Meir.
In 1948, she was sent to Japan as America's first Goodwill Ambassador by General Douglas MacArthur. Her visit was a huge success; up to two million Japanese came out to see her and her appearance drew considerable attention to the plight of Japan's blind and disabled population.
In 1955, when she was 75 years old, she embarked on one of her longest and most grueling journeys: a 40,000-mile, five-month-long tour through Asia.
Wherever she traveled, she brought encouragement to millions of blind people, and many of the efforts to improve conditions for those with vision loss outside the United States can be traced directly to her visits.
Helen was famous from the age of 8 until her death in 1968. Her wide range of political, cultural, and intellectual interests and activities ensured that she knew people in all spheres of life.
She counted leading personalities of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries among her friends and acquaintances. These included Eleanor Roosevelt, Will Rogers, Albert Einstein, Emma Goldman, Eugene Debs, Charlie Chaplin, John F. Kennedy, Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Katharine Cornell, and Jo Davidson to name but a few.
She was honored around the globe and garnered many awards. She received honorary doctoral degrees from Temple and Harvard Universities in the United States; Glasgow and Berlin Universities in Europe; Delhi University in India; and Witwatersrand University in South Africa. She also received an honorary Academy Award in 1955 as the inspiration for the documentary about her life, Helen Keller in Her Story.
She made her last major public appearance in 1961 at a Washington, D.C., Lions Clubs International Foundation meeting. At that meeting, she received the Lions Humanitarian Award for her lifetime of service to humanity and for providing the inspiration for the adoption by Lions Clubs International Foundation of their sight conservation and aid to blind programs.
During that visit to Washington, she also called on President John F. Kennedy at the White House. President Kennedy was just one in a long line of presidents Helen had met. In her lifetime, she had met all of the presidents since Grover Cleveland.
Helen Keller died on June 1, 1968, at Arcan Ridge, a few weeks short of her 88th birthday. Her ashes were placed next to her companions, Anne Sullivan Macy and Polly Thomson, in St. Joseph's Chapel of Washington Cathedral.
Senator Lister Hill of Alabama gave a eulogy during the public memorial service. He said, "She will live on, one of the few, the immortal names not born to die. Her spirit will endure as long as man can read and stories can be told of the woman who showed the world there are no boundaries to courage and faith."
[Source: http://www.afb.org/info/about-us/helen-keller/biography-and-chronology/biography/1235]
Everyone, Helen Keller was a fantastic woman, she really looks like a superhero in my eyes, I know that you also agree with me. She has a power to rise even if something bad happens to her. So inspirating!
Helen Keller
Helen Adams Keller was born a healthy child in Tuscumbia, Alabama, on June 27, 1880. Her parents were Kate Adams Keller and Colonel Arthur Keller.
After the war, Captain Keller edited a local newspaper, the North Alabamian, and in 1885, under the Cleveland administration, he was appointed Marshal of North Alabama.
At the age of 19 months, Helen became deaf and blind as a result of an unknown illness, perhaps rubella or scarlet fever. As Helen grew from infancy into childhood, she became wild and unruly.
As she so often remarked as an adult, her life changed on March 3, 1887. On that day, Anne Mansfield Sullivan came to Tuscumbia to be her teacher.
Anne was a 20-year-old graduate of the Perkins School for the Blind. Compared with Helen, Anne couldn't have had a more different childhood and upbringing. The daughter of poor Irish immigrants, she entered Perkins at 14 years of age after four horrific years as a ward of the state at the Tewksbury Almshouse in Massachusetts.
She was just 14 years older than her pupil Helen, and she too suffered from serious vision problems. Anne underwent many botched operations at a young age before her sight was partially restored.
Anne's success with Helen remains an extraordinary and remarkable story and is best known to people because of the film The Miracle Worker. The film correctly depicted Helen as an unruly, spoiled—but very bright—child who tyrannized the household with her temper tantrums.
Anne believed that the key to reaching Helen was to teach her obedience and love. She saw the need to discipline, but not crush, the spirit of her young charge. As a result, within a week of her arrival, she had gained permission to remove Helen from the main house and live alone with her in the nearby cottage. They remained there for two weeks.
Anne began her task of teaching Helen by manually signing into the child's hand. Anne had brought a doll that the children at Perkins had made for her to take to Helen. By spelling "d-o-l-l" into the child's hand, she hoped to teach her to connect objects with letters.
Helen quickly learned to form the letters correctly and in the correct order, but did not know she was spelling a word, or even that words existed. In the days that followed, she learned to spell a great many more words in this uncomprehending way.
On April 5, 1887, less than a month after her arrival in Tuscumbia, Anne sought to resolve the confusion her pupil was having between the nouns "mug" and "milk," which Helen confused with the verb "drink."
Anne took Helen to the water pump outside and put Helen's hand under the spout. As the cool water gushed over one hand, she spelled into the other hand the word "w-a-t-e-r" first slowly, then rapidly. Suddenly, the signals had meaning in Helen's mind. She knew that "water" meant the wonderful cool substance flowing over her hand.
Quickly, she stopped and touched the earth and demanded its letter name and by nightfall she had learned 30 words.
Helen's early writing, completed seven days before she turned seven (the page is dated June 20th, 1887)
Helen quickly proceeded to master the alphabet, both manual and in
raised print for blind readers, and gained facility in reading and
writing. In Helen's handwriting, many round letters look square, but you
can easily read everything. In 1890, when she was just 10, she expressed a desire to learn to speak; Anne took Helen to see Sarah Fuller at the Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Boston. Fuller gave Helen 11 lessons, after which Anne taught Helen.
Throughout her life, however, Helen remained dissatisfied with her spoken voice, which was hard to understand.
Helen's extraordinary abilities and her teacher's unique skills were noticed by Alexander Graham Bell and Mark Twain, two giants of American culture. Twain declared, "The two most interesting characters of the 19th century are Napoleon and Helen Keller."
The closeness of Helen and Anne's relationship led to accusations that Helen's ideas were not her own. Famously, at the age of 11, Helen was accused of plagiarism. Both Bell and Twain, who were friends and supporters of Helen and Anne, flew to the defense of both pupil and teacher and mocked their detractors.
From a very young age, Helen was determined to go to college. In 1898, she entered the Cambridge School for Young Ladies to prepare for Radcliffe College. She entered Radcliffe in the fall of 1900 and received a Bachelor of Arts degree cum laude in 1904, the first deaf-blind person to do so.
The achievement was as much Anne's as it was Helen's. Anne's eyes suffered immensely from reading everything that she then signed into her pupil's hand. Anne continued to labor by her pupil's side until her death in 1936, at which time Polly Thomson took over the task. Polly had joined Helen and Anne in 1914 as a secretary.
While still a student at Radcliffe, Helen began a writing career that was to continue throughout her life. In 1903, her autobiography, The Story of My Life, was published. This had appeared in serial form the previous year in Ladies' Home Journal magazine.
Her autobiography has been translated into 50 languages and remains in print to this day. Helen's other published works include Optimism, an essay; The World I Live In; The Song of the Stone Wall; Out of the Dark; My Religion; Midstream—My Later Life; Peace at Eventide; Helen Keller in Scotland; Helen Keller's Journal; Let Us Have Faith; Teacher, Anne Sullivan Macy; and The Open Door. In addition, she was a frequent contributor to magazines and newspapers.
The Helen Keller Archives contain over 475 speeches and essays that she wrote on topics such as faith, blindness prevention, birth control, the rise of fascism in Europe, and atomic energy. Helen used a braille typewriter to prepare her manuscripts and then copied them on a regular typewriter.
Helen saw herself as a writer first—her passport listed her profession as "author." It was through the medium of the typewritten word that Helen communicated with Americans and ultimately with thousands across the globe.
From an early age, she championed the rights of the underdog and used her skills as a writer to speak truth to power. A pacifist, she protested U.S. involvement in World War I. A committed socialist, she took up the cause of workers' rights. She was also a tireless advocate for women's suffrage and an early member of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Helen's ideals found their purest, most lasting expression in her work for the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB). Helen joined AFB in 1921 and worked for the organization for over 40 years.
The foundation provided her with a global platform to advocate for the needs of people with vision loss and she wasted no opportunity. As a result of her travels across the United States, state commissions for the blind were created, rehabilitation centers were built, and education was made accessible to those with vision loss.
Helen's optimism and courage were keenly felt at a personal level on many occasions, but perhaps never more so than during her visits to veteran's hospitals for soldiers returning from duty during World War II.
Helen was very proud of her assistance in the formation in 1946 of a special service for deaf-blind persons. Her message of faith and strength through adversity resonated with those returning from war injured and maimed.
Helen Keller was as interested in the welfare of blind persons in other countries as she was for those in her own country; conditions in poor and war-ravaged nations were of particular concern.
Helen's ability to empathize with the individual citizen in need as well as her ability to work with world leaders to shape global policy on vision loss made her a supremely effective ambassador for disabled persons worldwide. Her active participation in this area began as early as 1915, when the Permanent Blind War Relief Fund, later called the American Braille Press, was founded. She was a member of its first board of directors.
In 1946, when the American Braille Press became the American Foundation for Overseas Blind (now Helen Keller International), Helen was appointed counselor on international relations. It was then that she began her globe-circling tours on behalf of those with vision loss.
During seven trips between 1946 and 1957, she visited 35 countries on five continents. She met with world leaders such as Winston Churchill, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Golda Meir.
In 1948, she was sent to Japan as America's first Goodwill Ambassador by General Douglas MacArthur. Her visit was a huge success; up to two million Japanese came out to see her and her appearance drew considerable attention to the plight of Japan's blind and disabled population.
In 1955, when she was 75 years old, she embarked on one of her longest and most grueling journeys: a 40,000-mile, five-month-long tour through Asia.
Wherever she traveled, she brought encouragement to millions of blind people, and many of the efforts to improve conditions for those with vision loss outside the United States can be traced directly to her visits.
Helen was famous from the age of 8 until her death in 1968. Her wide range of political, cultural, and intellectual interests and activities ensured that she knew people in all spheres of life.
She counted leading personalities of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries among her friends and acquaintances. These included Eleanor Roosevelt, Will Rogers, Albert Einstein, Emma Goldman, Eugene Debs, Charlie Chaplin, John F. Kennedy, Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Katharine Cornell, and Jo Davidson to name but a few.
She was honored around the globe and garnered many awards. She received honorary doctoral degrees from Temple and Harvard Universities in the United States; Glasgow and Berlin Universities in Europe; Delhi University in India; and Witwatersrand University in South Africa. She also received an honorary Academy Award in 1955 as the inspiration for the documentary about her life, Helen Keller in Her Story.
Head and shoulder portrait of a beaming Helen on her 80th birthday, June 1960.
Helen suffered a stroke in 1960, and from 1961 onwards, she lived
quietly at Arcan Ridge, her home in Westport, Connecticut, one of the
four main places she lived during her lifetime. (The others were
Tuscumbia, Alabama; Wrentham, Massachusetts; and Forest Hills, New
York).
She made her last major public appearance in 1961 at a Washington, D.C., Lions Clubs International Foundation meeting. At that meeting, she received the Lions Humanitarian Award for her lifetime of service to humanity and for providing the inspiration for the adoption by Lions Clubs International Foundation of their sight conservation and aid to blind programs.
During that visit to Washington, she also called on President John F. Kennedy at the White House. President Kennedy was just one in a long line of presidents Helen had met. In her lifetime, she had met all of the presidents since Grover Cleveland.
Helen Keller died on June 1, 1968, at Arcan Ridge, a few weeks short of her 88th birthday. Her ashes were placed next to her companions, Anne Sullivan Macy and Polly Thomson, in St. Joseph's Chapel of Washington Cathedral.
Senator Lister Hill of Alabama gave a eulogy during the public memorial service. He said, "She will live on, one of the few, the immortal names not born to die. Her spirit will endure as long as man can read and stories can be told of the woman who showed the world there are no boundaries to courage and faith."
[Source: http://www.afb.org/info/about-us/helen-keller/biography-and-chronology/biography/1235]
Everyone, Helen Keller was a fantastic woman, she really looks like a superhero in my eyes, I know that you also agree with me. She has a power to rise even if something bad happens to her. So inspirating!
Minggu, 23 Oktober 2016
Namsan Tower: Questions and Answers
Hello! Everyone, it's nice to be back again! In this post, I want to make 5 Q&A from my latest experience post, the place that I really want to visit in the future. Well, yeah, hope things went well. Here it is!
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| Source: Wikipedia |
The N Seoul Tower's construction' completion is in...
a. 1975
b. 1976
c. 1977
d. 1980
e. 1977-1978
2. In 2005, Namsan Tower has its name changed into N Seoul Tower which "N" stands for...
a. Namsan, Nature, New
b. Nails, Nature, Noon
c. New, Namsan, Night
d. New, Null, Night
e. Noon, Near, Nature
3. This is the function of N Seoul Tower, except...
a. Tourist attraction
b. General radio wave tower
c. Soccer Stadium
d. Tourist attraction
e. Worldwide travel expert
4. When is the observatory of N Seoul Tower was closed to the public?
a. December 3, 1971
b. December 4, 1971
c. October 16, 1980
d. October 15, 1980
e. September 11, 1980
5. Why is the writer think that N Seoul Tower is an unique place?
a. N Seoul Tower spent so much KRW on renovating it.
b. N Seoul Tower had so many unique and different rooms inside.
c. N Seoul Tower is a Korea's first general radio wave tower that holds transmissions antennas.
d. N Seoul Tower is a tourists favorite attractions.
e. N Seoul Tower is a city landmark.
P. S. The answers is the one which is bolded.
So, that's the 5 Q&A I could make about... thank you!
Rabu, 12 Oktober 2016
My Experience: Leadership Training!
Hello!Meet again with my post!Again, hope you're who's reading this are healthy, happy and great now! So, I'm back since my last post about announcement, that's fun. Hm, however, everything that I experienced was pretty fun~ thanks to whom making me know about several things these days. Thank you, thamk you!
Ok, as usual, I want to tell you the loooong experience, it's leadership traning that held for the freshmen and the second year who's not following this training when they're a freshmen. It's half fun, half not fun. Uhm, well, honestly, not that fun- no, not fun at all. That's what I'm feeling!!! So, here's the story.
We, as the students of SMAN 3 tend to be at Rindam(The military camp) at 6. 30. That time, me with my other friends first planed to be gathered at SMAN 3 Bandung and went to the rindam altogether. But in fact, after we gathered, we split to several group to reach the Rindam. Me with my several friends got a problem here; we tend to go to the rindam together with Hanny's car, but, she kind of doesn't realized it after all so we have to call her again and the truth was Hanny already on the way to Rindam, the condition was a bit anxious between us because we know we're in the condition where discipline about time is really really important right now and there we stuck on the edge of the road waiting for Hanny's car got us there. I felt I made Hanny felt so burdened, remembering that we're in a totally rush. Luckily she's a patience kind of girl (?) so, we got in her car at the end with a total rushing mode and there's big bags that we should hardly carry on ourself. It's a total mess. From that, I knew it myself, these experience won't bring any good luck for me~!
As we arrived, we had to make fine lines like in a military itself, when there's a good amount of students in the lines, we could made it to the hall of the Rindam, it's named Mundinglaya Hall. There's already a bunch of men with army suits that's gave us advice and information that had the connection with the training. They're kinda funny, I liked them, but the opposite with the senior. Well, that doesn't mean I'm hate them and wanted to kill them lol, no, not that, I just, I don't find any good thing of being a scary person, moreover it's just acting. Why should you wear that scary mask when you have that kind real face, I mean, being like that is useless. Anyway, honestly that doesn't brought me any more discipline, I just discipline like that and this, according to the situation. they're judt repress m, help T-T nope, i'm kidding. I'm just enjoyed it, in many times I find it funny, don't know why. At a time like that when the senior is screamin' at us, I couldn't help but held the laugh :)) I felt really mature that my heart still not ready at all, that feeling tickles me, haha.
In that place, everythings turned into a rush T-T, the biggest problem was the time for bath, only three minutes! How the heaven you do that! In that lack of time, I decided to only changed. Even with that, once I ripped my black, long simple dress because the rushing of time, seriously, it ripped so long that it looked like Hollywood actress's gown, moreover it's my mom's dress. That's okay, nevermind, just forget it T-T. Then there's a time when we should ate fast and nice like a wealthy family in movies. I don't find any difficulties at that part beacause I'm the queen when it's a thing that had a connection with food. Believe me, I'm really a professional. There, we also tend to sing a song that had been taught by our senior (This senior is really kind. Beside, he's good-looking and also funny too) everytime we walked and moved place to place. Well, as usual there's a uniform check, and I'm completely perfect! It's a habit for me, anyway, for wearing a complete form of uniform. No problem in that.
Three days and two nights passed, I felt so good and nice, don't ask me anymore. I'm completely great. The feel of missing the bed of home was really tight. I don't even care when there's no one picked me up. The important is; I'll be at home!
Such a tiring experience.
Thanks for listening, anyway.
Bye!
Ok, as usual, I want to tell you the loooong experience, it's leadership traning that held for the freshmen and the second year who's not following this training when they're a freshmen. It's half fun, half not fun. Uhm, well, honestly, not that fun- no, not fun at all. That's what I'm feeling!!! So, here's the story.
We, as the students of SMAN 3 tend to be at Rindam(The military camp) at 6. 30. That time, me with my other friends first planed to be gathered at SMAN 3 Bandung and went to the rindam altogether. But in fact, after we gathered, we split to several group to reach the Rindam. Me with my several friends got a problem here; we tend to go to the rindam together with Hanny's car, but, she kind of doesn't realized it after all so we have to call her again and the truth was Hanny already on the way to Rindam, the condition was a bit anxious between us because we know we're in the condition where discipline about time is really really important right now and there we stuck on the edge of the road waiting for Hanny's car got us there. I felt I made Hanny felt so burdened, remembering that we're in a totally rush. Luckily she's a patience kind of girl (?) so, we got in her car at the end with a total rushing mode and there's big bags that we should hardly carry on ourself. It's a total mess. From that, I knew it myself, these experience won't bring any good luck for me~!
As we arrived, we had to make fine lines like in a military itself, when there's a good amount of students in the lines, we could made it to the hall of the Rindam, it's named Mundinglaya Hall. There's already a bunch of men with army suits that's gave us advice and information that had the connection with the training. They're kinda funny, I liked them, but the opposite with the senior. Well, that doesn't mean I'm hate them and wanted to kill them lol, no, not that, I just, I don't find any good thing of being a scary person, moreover it's just acting. Why should you wear that scary mask when you have that kind real face, I mean, being like that is useless. Anyway, honestly that doesn't brought me any more discipline, I just discipline like that and this, according to the situation. they're judt repress m, help T-T nope, i'm kidding. I'm just enjoyed it, in many times I find it funny, don't know why. At a time like that when the senior is screamin' at us, I couldn't help but held the laugh :)) I felt really mature that my heart still not ready at all, that feeling tickles me, haha.
In that place, everythings turned into a rush T-T, the biggest problem was the time for bath, only three minutes! How the heaven you do that! In that lack of time, I decided to only changed. Even with that, once I ripped my black, long simple dress because the rushing of time, seriously, it ripped so long that it looked like Hollywood actress's gown, moreover it's my mom's dress. That's okay, nevermind, just forget it T-T. Then there's a time when we should ate fast and nice like a wealthy family in movies. I don't find any difficulties at that part beacause I'm the queen when it's a thing that had a connection with food. Believe me, I'm really a professional. There, we also tend to sing a song that had been taught by our senior (This senior is really kind. Beside, he's good-looking and also funny too) everytime we walked and moved place to place. Well, as usual there's a uniform check, and I'm completely perfect! It's a habit for me, anyway, for wearing a complete form of uniform. No problem in that.
Three days and two nights passed, I felt so good and nice, don't ask me anymore. I'm completely great. The feel of missing the bed of home was really tight. I don't even care when there's no one picked me up. The important is; I'll be at home!
Such a tiring experience.
Thanks for listening, anyway.
Bye!
Rabu, 05 Oktober 2016
My Experience: Learn About Announcements
Hi! Good morning, good evening and good night everyone! In this experience, I tell you what I learn about what is announcements since I just learn it at school!
So, announcement is a thing that's important and everyone should know it, so we have to announce it clearly for the people. An announcement can be announced at school, house areas, town and else. Here, I want to have your thoughts about my video speaking announcement!
Well, it's just a practice! Hehe. Tell me what's wrong and right!
Thank you!
(P. S. Sorry I'm posting it late because of my lack of kuota that day T-T)
So, announcement is a thing that's important and everyone should know it, so we have to announce it clearly for the people. An announcement can be announced at school, house areas, town and else. Here, I want to have your thoughts about my video speaking announcement!
Well, it's just a practice! Hehe. Tell me what's wrong and right!
Thank you!
(P. S. Sorry I'm posting it late because of my lack of kuota that day T-T)
Minggu, 25 September 2016
My Experience: Hearing Khidir Malik's Unforgettable Moment
Hello! It's nice to meet again, now I want to tell you all about my friend's unforgettable moment in his life, which is really astounding and make me amazed, he just told it to me about an hour ago. His name is Khidir Malik, he has an unforgettable moment that makes me really amazed, let me tell you!
It happen just three days ago, 24th September 2016, when he had his Piano competition at Grand Asrila Hotel. Actually, he already joined plenty of Piano Competition in his entire life, and this competition is not the first one he already had.
That time, he and his sister joined the piano competition and categorized as the senior category-I think he's already a professional piano player, you think so, right?- He told me, he got the third queue number, and his sister got the first queue number. He said, in an hour before his role, he don't get any vibrate of nervous or anything bad for him. But when it's his turn and he entered the stage; also he already sitting, in a second, his hands started to be really cold like a stone, also he's shivering so much when it comes to the audience's looks. To make himself quiet, he took a deep breath and started to play the piano with his own will.
His hands began to play itself; as he had learned. When it comes to the end of his turn, he stopped and quit the stage. He told me that he thought that he already did his best and it's perfect, there's just a little mistake that he sure that anyone didn't know it. When he's watching the other coimpetiter's performance, he saw these two candidates who's talented, he thought, that would be the winner. A girl wearing black dress and a boy who's wearing white shirts. He thought that the boy would be the first winner and the girl would get the second winner. He and his sister began to be pesimistic.
And there's the time when the judges announcing the winners, the fact is the boy got the third place, the girl got the second place, and Khidir got the first place! Suddenly, I'm feeling so fond of him, hahaha. I know the feel when you are the champion! Khidir deserve this for his hard works! Congratulations, Khidir!
So, guys, don't be so pesimistic because you wouldn't know the result, it's just the result of your hardworks!
Cheers!
Congratulations on your first place, Khidir!
It happen just three days ago, 24th September 2016, when he had his Piano competition at Grand Asrila Hotel. Actually, he already joined plenty of Piano Competition in his entire life, and this competition is not the first one he already had.
That time, he and his sister joined the piano competition and categorized as the senior category-I think he's already a professional piano player, you think so, right?- He told me, he got the third queue number, and his sister got the first queue number. He said, in an hour before his role, he don't get any vibrate of nervous or anything bad for him. But when it's his turn and he entered the stage; also he already sitting, in a second, his hands started to be really cold like a stone, also he's shivering so much when it comes to the audience's looks. To make himself quiet, he took a deep breath and started to play the piano with his own will.
His hands began to play itself; as he had learned. When it comes to the end of his turn, he stopped and quit the stage. He told me that he thought that he already did his best and it's perfect, there's just a little mistake that he sure that anyone didn't know it. When he's watching the other coimpetiter's performance, he saw these two candidates who's talented, he thought, that would be the winner. A girl wearing black dress and a boy who's wearing white shirts. He thought that the boy would be the first winner and the girl would get the second winner. He and his sister began to be pesimistic.
And there's the time when the judges announcing the winners, the fact is the boy got the third place, the girl got the second place, and Khidir got the first place! Suddenly, I'm feeling so fond of him, hahaha. I know the feel when you are the champion! Khidir deserve this for his hard works! Congratulations, Khidir!
So, guys, don't be so pesimistic because you wouldn't know the result, it's just the result of your hardworks!
Cheers!
Congratulations on your first place, Khidir!
Place that I really want to visit: N Seoul Tower
Hello!
It's nice to meet again! How things going? Mine is going well, erm, not that
well, but you can say it's pretty well. Now I want to tell you, ladies and
gentleman, about place that I really want to visit, the place that I really
longed to visit. I hope, one day I can visit the place.
N
Seoul Tower
Rising up from the summit of Namsan
Mountain is a beloved city landmark that has come to represent the city itself:
N Seoul Tower. Since the completion of construction in 1975, the tower has been
a favorite attraction for both locals and international visitors.
Built in 1969, and at a cost of
approximately 2.5 million USD, the tower was opened to the public in 1980.
Seoul Tower was completed on December 3, 1971, designed by architects at
Jangjongryul though at the time the facility interior was not furnished.
However, despite finalization of tower construction, the observatory was closed
to the public until October 15, 1980. Since then, the tower has been a landmark
of Seoul. Tower elevation ranges from 777 ft at the base to 1,574 ft above sea
level. Seoul Tower had its name changed to N Seoul Tower in 2005 whereas the
"N" stands for 'new', 'Namsan', and 'nature.' Approximately 15
billion KRW was spent in renovating and remodeling the tower. It has also been
known as the Namsan Tower or Seoul Tower. It is also Korea's first general
radio wave tower that holds transmissions antennas of KBS, MBC, SBS TV, FM,
PBC, TBS, CBS, and BBS FM. Seoul Tower chosen to worldwide travel expert evaluation
and reader preferences is registered the world's 500 attractions in research. [Source: Wikipedia]
Isn't it amazing? Namsan Tower is
the place that I really really really want to visit in the future since I'm so
addicted to Korea hehe. The Namsan Tower is placed on Namsan mountain so we
have to take a cable car to reach Namsan tower. I know it through Korean
reality/variety show called "The Return Of Superman" which is a show
that tells about the dad who is suffering taking care his children without the
mom. In that episode, Song Triplet (They named Song because of their dad's
name, Song Il Gook), Daehan, Minguk and Manse goes to Namsan Tower by a cable
car. By watching that, I know how beautiful is the beauty scenery of Seoul by
taking a cable car. The adventure of Song triplet with their dad is sooo cute,
I want to pinch their cheeks, lol.
The tourist attractions of Namsan
tower is also the romantic atmosphere of the tower. Namsan Tower often used as
the shooting place of Korean dramas/ shows, it also used to propose. Therefore,
Namsan Tower has a terrace where you can placed love locks and you can see the
beautiful scenery of it. Namsan Tower is also an unique place, because in one
tower, there's lots of unique rooms with different atmosphere such as Alive
Museum, Digital Observatory also Sky Restroom. In Alive Museum, there's so many
optical illusions and you can take unique photo with it. Digital Observatory is
a place where you can observe the panorama of Seoul. And also, Sky Restroom, is
a place where you could see the scenery of Seoul through the window while using
the restroom, the equipment of Sky Restroom is also really unique.
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| Seoul Panorama (Day) |
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| Seoul Panorama (Night) |
One day, I really want to visit Seoul, especially Namsan Tower. I'll buy the ticket to Seoul by my own money. I'll study at Seoul National University, which is one of the best world university to be a neurosurgeon and working at Seoul Hospital for a while and have a lot of money!. While working on Seoul as a neurosurgeon, I'll go to Namsan Tower for relieving my stress and going there by myself because I enjoyed being with myself. I'll buy myself a cup of coffee, sitting on the edge of the window in Namsan Tower and listen to musics. That'll be perfectly fine!
Sincerely, Nanda Assyifa Apriliana.
Please be healthy this year!
Thanks!
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