We miss Papu a lot...
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Adik dan Perabotannya
We miss Papu a lot...
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
After changing the wound dressing
Thanks to the NaCl we have for the nebulizer. Bu2n used 1 for cleaning up the wound. Hope it's adequate. The wound closing looked good, on its place. But it's definitely swelling. No pus in appearance, but that doesn't mean there wasn't. Since Jee is quite feverish. Antibiotics pending, waiting for obvious indication. Analgetics used is paracetamol.
Get well soon baby...
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Coloring
Tadi sore Jeela ikut kegiatan mewarnai di lap. Parkir mal Abepura. She was so excited. We all were. Our little brave girl. When did you get this big, baby ^_^
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Romadhon 6th
If one can complain in this holy month, it's how much our boy depends on his disposable diapers. It's heart-breaking, and temper-testing (╥﹏╥) he seems to be confused about how he has to pee standing up while do number two sitting down on the potty. Sometimes he pees squatting like his sister. Looks so mixed up. Not to mention how he has to squat in a public toilet that doesn't provide a sitting toilet. Oh oh ohhhhhhh.... Soooo much more difficult to toilet train this boy is.
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Romadhon 5th
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Romadhon 4th
Everybody is on the edge today.
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Hari ke-3 Ramadhon
Nekat mau bikin puding, makaroni schotel, blackforest & es buah. Sambil nyiapin buka puasanya Jeela, nyuapin anak2 & nyiapin siomay buat festival Ramadhan. Salah satu hasilnya: makaroni schotel dgn keju "Go Song" hahahahahahha... Ya sudahlah...
Happy birthday ya Nak...
When you look back later in your life. Remember how Papu & Bu2n made the best of what was left. You will understand that in life there is "ups" and "downs" and this part is our "down". Time where cash is hardly there and bank account is merely an account. There are pressures. Forces that kept us from standing on our own feet. But that is not the point. Know, that We're gonna make you happy no matter what. Even if it's only to take you to the supermarket so you can dance, and twirl to the silly remix music you and your baby boy liked so much. Even if it means we have to turn down your every request of ice cream with "we don't bring cash". Understand, that it was never any hesitation on how to make you happy. Because you are so easily loved. And so easily amused. In your 4 years with us... You've taught us a lot. So we believe, if ever you have your "downs"... The 4-year-you will teach you something. Remember the time you danced and twirled to that free supermarket music. Remember that even if you cannot have that ice cream you yearned so much, you still have your twirl. Find that free twirl that made you laugh heartily. Don't let the things you cannot have blind you and hide the things that can make you happy. Remember that 4-year-old with her silly brother danced and laughed. Remember that the pressure is not the point. The point is how you react to it. And so far, you, my girl, excels! With flying colours.
Happy Birthday Girl...
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Romadhon 1st
Terima Kasih ya 4ώǐ... Hari ini pertama kali Najeela puasa sampai Dzuhur. Pertama kali Bumi puasa sampai jam 10 pagi. Pertama kali kami ikutan acara Bazaar Tajil di bawah bendera Siomay Abah. Senaaaaaaaang, Capeeeeeeekkkkk...
Time for bed. Another hectic day awaits. May 4ώǐ keep us safe, أمين يا رب العالمين aamiin ya robbal'aalamiin.
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
Building Character (a note)
"Men of genius are admired. Men of wealth are envied. Men of power are feared. But only men of character are trusted." -Friedman
Building character in children
Character building for children isn't a course offered in school, but it should be. Here are suggestions for character building ideas.
Character-building themes for kids and others: it sounds simple. Schools should teach character-building. Unfortunately many school districts do not consider this an important subject. However, the trend is changing. Parent and civic groups have urged school groups to include character-building in the curriculum.
Parents and teachers need to take time to build character in kids, and in themselves. Here are eight character building ideas to discuss at home, at school, at community groups, and churches, to build better character for a better America.
Respect: What does this mean? It is to show regard for the worth of someone else as well as yourself. If you don't respect yourself you can't respect others. So respect starts with yourself and in taking pride in your achievements and your potential. It also fosters self-control of your actions and emotions so as not to hurt other people's feelings.

Respect also should be shown to people in positions of responsibility and authority such as parents, teachers, ministers, librarian, police and firefighters. Along with that should be an appreciation for the importance of the effort these people made to become authority figures. They have had to go through years of training in school and through internship before joining the ranks.
The final element of respect is to be punctual. When you have an appointment or tell someone you will meet them at a certain time, be prompt.
Open the discussion on respect with questions rather than answers. For example:
How does wearing clean clothes to school show respect for yourself and your school?
When you are with your friends do you listen to their opinion? Do you go along with them because you are agree or because you want to be liked? How does this affect your sense of self-respect?
In school, how can you show respect for your teacher? Would you consider it respectful to talk in class during a lesson? Would you ever call your teacher by his or her first name?
If you pass a police officer on the street what should you do? Would you greet the officer in a friendly manner? Would you call the officer a name and run off?
How can you show respect in the library? Do you think it is right to fool around in the library or make unnecessary noise? How would you show respect to the librarian? Would you address her by calling "Hey you?"
The library is also a place with valuable books used for entertainment and research. How do you show respect for books in a library? If you take books off the shelf who should return them? You or the librarian?
The questions might seem simply but if children are taught the proper way to act, they won't know what is right.
Respect starts in the home and goes both ways, from parent to child and child to parent. How can a parent show respect to a child? What if a child asks a simple question? Should the parent recognize the child doesn't know the answer and help him or her or tell the child to shut up?
Respect also goes both ways in school. As a former teacher I respected my students. I listened to their concerns and found ways to help them whether it was a social problem or an education problem. I did not take their fears as silly and childish. To the children their fears are very real.
Go through other examples of how to show respect. Discuss ways to improve attitudes towards authority figures and why that is important.
Character building won't take a day or a week or a month. It is something which should be continued throughout the child's life. There are times children will come home from school with problems with the teacher, or other students. Through character building discussions you can explore positive ways of dealing with problem people.
In the end you, your family, your children, and our entire society will benefit. The more we respect others, the more we are respected.
Written by Beatrice Sheftel - © 2002 Pagewise
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Building character in children
Character building for children isn't a course offered in school, but it should be. Here are suggestions for character building ideas.
Character-building themes for kids and others: it sounds simple. Schools should teach character-building. Unfortunately many school districts do not consider this an important subject. However, the trend is changing. Parent and civic groups have urged school groups to include character-building in the curriculum.
Parents and teachers need to take time to build character in kids, and in themselves. Here are eight character building ideas to discuss at home, at school, at community groups, and churches, to build better character for a better America.
Respect: What does this mean? It is to show regard for the worth of someone else as well as yourself. If you don't respect yourself you can't respect others. So respect starts with yourself and in taking pride in your achievements and your potential. It also fosters self-control of your actions and emotions so as not to hurt other people's feelings.

Respect also should be shown to people in positions of responsibility and authority such as parents, teachers, ministers, librarian, police and firefighters. Along with that should be an appreciation for the importance of the effort these people made to become authority figures. They have had to go through years of training in school and through internship before joining the ranks.
The final element of respect is to be punctual. When you have an appointment or tell someone you will meet them at a certain time, be prompt.
Open the discussion on respect with questions rather than answers. For example:
How does wearing clean clothes to school show respect for yourself and your school?
When you are with your friends do you listen to their opinion? Do you go along with them because you are agree or because you want to be liked? How does this affect your sense of self-respect?
In school, how can you show respect for your teacher? Would you consider it respectful to talk in class during a lesson? Would you ever call your teacher by his or her first name?
If you pass a police officer on the street what should you do? Would you greet the officer in a friendly manner? Would you call the officer a name and run off?
How can you show respect in the library? Do you think it is right to fool around in the library or make unnecessary noise? How would you show respect to the librarian? Would you address her by calling "Hey you?"
The library is also a place with valuable books used for entertainment and research. How do you show respect for books in a library? If you take books off the shelf who should return them? You or the librarian?
The questions might seem simply but if children are taught the proper way to act, they won't know what is right.
Respect starts in the home and goes both ways, from parent to child and child to parent. How can a parent show respect to a child? What if a child asks a simple question? Should the parent recognize the child doesn't know the answer and help him or her or tell the child to shut up?
Respect also goes both ways in school. As a former teacher I respected my students. I listened to their concerns and found ways to help them whether it was a social problem or an education problem. I did not take their fears as silly and childish. To the children their fears are very real.
Go through other examples of how to show respect. Discuss ways to improve attitudes towards authority figures and why that is important.
Character building won't take a day or a week or a month. It is something which should be continued throughout the child's life. There are times children will come home from school with problems with the teacher, or other students. Through character building discussions you can explore positive ways of dealing with problem people.
In the end you, your family, your children, and our entire society will benefit. The more we respect others, the more we are respected.
Written by Beatrice Sheftel - © 2002 Pagewise
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
Bumi 2nd Milad
(More than words can say
But try as I might)
Today, 2 years ago
We 1st met you
Touched you
At 1st sight, at 1st touch
I fell in love ♡ with you
Your daddy adored you instantly
Your sister...
Well, she's kinda freakin' out :D
Today, here and now
I'm in love with you
Your daddy couldn't stop wondering where you got your adorable looks
Your sister..
Well, she's always there for you
Whether to open a door for you
Or just to find your tumbler
She's there...
Just want you to know that
Love grows
And someday
You'll be there for her too...
And if it's not too much to ask from a 2-year-old,
You'll take care of her
Like she does to you right now
You are the best gift 4ώǐ sent me,
Sent him, sent her...
Not ours, yet still the best...
More than words can say kiddo
More than words can say...
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But try as I might)
Today, 2 years ago
We 1st met you
Touched you
At 1st sight, at 1st touch
I fell in love ♡ with you
Your daddy adored you instantly
Your sister...
Well, she's kinda freakin' out :D
Today, here and now
I'm in love with you
Your daddy couldn't stop wondering where you got your adorable looks
Your sister..
Well, she's always there for you
Whether to open a door for you
Or just to find your tumbler
She's there...
Just want you to know that
Love grows
And someday
You'll be there for her too...
And if it's not too much to ask from a 2-year-old,
You'll take care of her
Like she does to you right now
You are the best gift 4ώǐ sent me,
Sent him, sent her...
Not ours, yet still the best...
More than words can say kiddo
More than words can say...
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
TK Aisyiyah 07.30-11.00
بِسْمِ اللّهِ الرَّحْمَنِ الرَّحِيْمِ
Ya 4ώǐ... Hanya kepada-Mu kami serahkan Titipan-Mu. Hanya kepada-Mu.
It's gonna be fun baby :)
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
di Depan Rumah Kontrakan Vuria#50
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Yang Ngamuk di Tempat Les
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Monday, June 7, 2010
One Afternoon at TTC Kotaraja
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Sunday, June 6, 2010
Bu2n's Favourite: She
Title: She
Artist: Elvis Costello Lyrics
She may be the face I can't forget
The trace of pleasure or regret
May be my treasure or the price I have to pay
She may be the song the summer sings
May be the chill the autumn brings
May be a hundred different things
Within the measure of a day
She may be the beauty or the beast
May be the famine or the feast
May turn each day into a heaven or a hell
She may be the mirror of my dreams
The smile reflected in a stream
She may not be what she may seem inside her shell
She who always seems so happy in a crowd
Whose eyes can be so crowded and so proud
No one's allowed to see them when they cry
She may be the love that cannot hope to last
May come to me from shadows of the past
But I'll remember till the day I die
She may be the reason I survive
The why and wherefore I'm alive
The one I'll care for through the rough in many years
Me, I'll take her laughter and her tears
And make them all my souvenirs
For where she goes I've got to be
The meaning of my life is she
She
She
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Artist: Elvis Costello Lyrics
She may be the face I can't forget
The trace of pleasure or regret
May be my treasure or the price I have to pay
She may be the song the summer sings
May be the chill the autumn brings
May be a hundred different things
Within the measure of a day
She may be the beauty or the beast
May be the famine or the feast
May turn each day into a heaven or a hell
She may be the mirror of my dreams
The smile reflected in a stream
She may not be what she may seem inside her shell
She who always seems so happy in a crowd
Whose eyes can be so crowded and so proud
No one's allowed to see them when they cry
She may be the love that cannot hope to last
May come to me from shadows of the past
But I'll remember till the day I die
She may be the reason I survive
The why and wherefore I'm alive
The one I'll care for through the rough in many years
Me, I'll take her laughter and her tears
And make them all my souvenirs
For where she goes I've got to be
The meaning of my life is she
She
She
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Kemana perginya doa?
(dari status FB-nya teh Dian)
Jika berharap uang,
yang datang utang
Jika pinta kemudahan,
yang ada kesulitan
Jika doakan kesehatan,
yang hampiri penyakit
Jangan kau tanya mengapa Tuhan tak kabulkan doa
Jangan kau paksa kapan Tuhan ijabahkan doa
Jangan kau herani mengapa Tuhan abaikan doa
Tapi tanyakan seperti apa tubuhmu bicara
tanyakan seperti apa hatimu berkata
Apa Subuhmu menjelang dhuha
Apa Dhuhurmu sisa waktu bisnismu
Apa Ashar-magribmu terlalu dekat
Apa Isyamu terkantuk karena mengantuk
Jangan salahkan Tuhan,...
Jika kau kira bisa bebas berbuat dosa
lalu bisa putihkan dengan umroh tiap tahun
Jangan salahkan Tuhan,
Jika ayat suci dijadikan mantera dan jampi
Surat Yusuf agar anak ganteng
Surat Maryam agar anak cantik
Surat Rahman agar banyak rejeki
Entah surat apa agar mudah jodoh
Entah apa lagi agar lancar urusan
Dan jangan salahkan Tuhan,
Jika ayat-ayatNya menjadi isim dan jimat,
kantongi Quran mini kemanapun pergi,
stiker Ayat Kursi di jendela dan atas pintu
Jika titah Tuhan hanya beban
Jika urusan Tuhan hanya dagang
Jangan harapkan kecintaanNya akan datang.
أستغفر الله
Jika berharap uang,
yang datang utang
Jika pinta kemudahan,
yang ada kesulitan
Jika doakan kesehatan,
yang hampiri penyakit
Jangan kau tanya mengapa Tuhan tak kabulkan doa
Jangan kau paksa kapan Tuhan ijabahkan doa
Jangan kau herani mengapa Tuhan abaikan doa
Tapi tanyakan seperti apa tubuhmu bicara
tanyakan seperti apa hatimu berkata
Apa Subuhmu menjelang dhuha
Apa Dhuhurmu sisa waktu bisnismu
Apa Ashar-magribmu terlalu dekat
Apa Isyamu terkantuk karena mengantuk
Jangan salahkan Tuhan,...
Jika kau kira bisa bebas berbuat dosa
lalu bisa putihkan dengan umroh tiap tahun
Jangan salahkan Tuhan,
Jika ayat suci dijadikan mantera dan jampi
Surat Yusuf agar anak ganteng
Surat Maryam agar anak cantik
Surat Rahman agar banyak rejeki
Entah surat apa agar mudah jodoh
Entah apa lagi agar lancar urusan
Dan jangan salahkan Tuhan,
Jika ayat-ayatNya menjadi isim dan jimat,
kantongi Quran mini kemanapun pergi,
stiker Ayat Kursi di jendela dan atas pintu
Jika titah Tuhan hanya beban
Jika urusan Tuhan hanya dagang
Jangan harapkan kecintaanNya akan datang.
أستغفر الله
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Preliminary Interview: TK Aisyiyah
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| Super excited! |
Meanwhile, It's the 2nd day of Vuria black out. 1st day was scheduled. 2nd day, today, is a blown out Trafo. Since 2am this morning, still ongoing up till now, 22.00. We checked out a hotel nearby, and it's not that worth it. Driving all the way to Jayapura for Swiss-bel or Aston is not an option, considering Bim2's condition (brebet & nguing). So, we stick to our Vuria home. Alhamdulillah, adik sampe rumah langsung bobo. One down, 3 to go. God, have mercy. Please bring us civilization. Get us electricity.
All in all, kesimpulan: Not the Perfect Day to Pull Out a Molar Tooth T_T
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SK-nya Oom Yanto
Tonight, over the phone.
BiRina: "Neeeeeng, gimana pegawai barunya? Oke ga?"
Bu2n: "Oke biiii. The best lah dbanding yg kemarin2. Makasi yaa rekomendasinya."
BiRina: "Alhamdulillah. Mudah2an betah deh."
Bu2n: "Amiiiin..."
BiRina: "Jangan kayak bi Rina."
Bu2n: "Emang bi Rina knapa?"
BiRina: "Udah ga betah disini. Udah mau pindah aja."
Bu2n: "Serius? Emang knapa bi? Ada kjadian apa nih?"
BiRina: "SK-nya si Oom udah keluar. 2-3 minggu lagi mesti berangkat ke Banjarmasin."
(Jiaaaaaahhhhhh! Itu mah bukan ga betah Ciiiiiiiiiyyyyinnnn!)
Alhamdulillah. Seneng dengernya. Even though we don't see each other often, it's been a comfort, knowing that our relatives are here, nearby. When they're gone, we're just... how we were before they came along... However that is. That's kinda sad. You know, this whole thing is kinda sad. Being left. Being the longest outsider here. Not that I want us to move. It's just. I can't help that lost feeling. Bi Rina's been my ideal model of a tough stay-at-home mom (who's not my mom). I learn so much from her in such short time. Darn. Go tears, go. You're blocking my screen.
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BiRina: "Neeeeeng, gimana pegawai barunya? Oke ga?"
Bu2n: "Oke biiii. The best lah dbanding yg kemarin2. Makasi yaa rekomendasinya."
BiRina: "Alhamdulillah. Mudah2an betah deh."
Bu2n: "Amiiiin..."
BiRina: "Jangan kayak bi Rina."
Bu2n: "Emang bi Rina knapa?"
BiRina: "Udah ga betah disini. Udah mau pindah aja."
Bu2n: "Serius? Emang knapa bi? Ada kjadian apa nih?"
BiRina: "SK-nya si Oom udah keluar. 2-3 minggu lagi mesti berangkat ke Banjarmasin."
(Jiaaaaaahhhhhh! Itu mah bukan ga betah Ciiiiiiiiiyyyyinnnn!)
Alhamdulillah. Seneng dengernya. Even though we don't see each other often, it's been a comfort, knowing that our relatives are here, nearby. When they're gone, we're just... how we were before they came along... However that is. That's kinda sad. You know, this whole thing is kinda sad. Being left. Being the longest outsider here. Not that I want us to move. It's just. I can't help that lost feeling. Bi Rina's been my ideal model of a tough stay-at-home mom (who's not my mom). I learn so much from her in such short time. Darn. Go tears, go. You're blocking my screen.
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Papu on an Excavator
Bu2n : "Pu, Look! That's you on the whiteboard!"
J : "Yes, Pu. That's you."
Papu: "Oh really?! What am I doing? Am I playing basketball?"
Bu2n: "No, Pu. You're not. You're riding something."
J: "Yes, Pu. You're riding an EXCAVATOR!!"
☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺
♩Excavator Makes Some Tracks ♪DIG it! ♬DIG it! ♭-Boogiebeebies-
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