menafsir waktu

hari masih pagi

ia melihat keluar

hanya termangu

diam-dalam

ia coba menafsir

memberi nyawa pada waktu

Halte

slow but sure

Pelan-pelan asal selamat, keluarga menanti di rumah….

kopaja

just info:  trayek Kopaja diawali dengan huruf yang sesuai dengan di wilayah kotamadya dimana (Jakarta) dia beroperasi, 

dan diikuti oleh nomor trayek:

P untuk Kotamadya Jakarta Pusat

B untuk Kotamadya Jakarta Barat

S untuk Kotamadya Jakarta Selatan

T untuk Kotamadya Jakarta Timur

U untuk Kotamadya Jakarta Utara

menunggu kekasih

; menungu jemputan tiba

numpang lewat... :)

strong woman

feist @fairground - jakarta

The evening's performance opened with Erlend Oye; best known for being part of the indie folk duo Kings of Convenience together with Eirik Boe Glambek. That night was his fifth appearance in Jakarta, he seems enjoying the atmosphere of Jakarta. Maybe you've seen him hanging out in Kemang area :)

The first song Undiscovered First

(Is this the right mountain for us to climb?

Is this the way to live for you to be mine?

Is this the right river for us to ford?

Is this the way you live for me to be yours?

Is this the way to live for me to be yours?
Is this the way to live? Is it wrong to want more?) 

Feist full of surprises because she often changes the arrangement of a song. More than 20 songs she performed the song from the album Metal (2011), 

three songs taken from Let It Die and six songs from The Reminder 

Feist sing with The Mountain Man

The Mountain Man is an American singing trio of young women described as indie folk rock. The group has been touring with Feist. Their performance as creating shifting harmonies which worked perfectly to complement Feist's vocal delivery.

The Build Up performed by Feist with Erlend Øye. The song wrote by feist performs the Kings of Convenience - Riot On An Empty Street LP

koffie fabriek Aroma Bandoeng

The packaging

Koffie Fabriek Bandoeng Aroma is One of the best and pure Cofee that i ever tried. Aroma Coffee Factory and Shop are located on the road Banceuy 51, Bandung. Very crowded visitors, the coffee lovers. 

This coffee had the sensation. The Smell. When you visit Bandung, a time to buy a coffee aroma, please see for yourself the awesomeness of taste and smell great. More photo ===> Koffie Aroma

The front shop

The cashier

Mendung

Separuh langit berawan kelam

ada air mata mu mengantung disana

tumpahkan saja biar semua tahu

........

(belum selesai?)

Doa Panjang

Mungkin saja sunyi itu adalah Doa yang panjang

dan cakrawala senja adalah altar yang megah

Pasrah sebagai keabadian

bersama Mu tak bisa ku temukan kata penghabisan

ku tahu Engkau selalu setia menanti ku disini

close to you

Close to You

Malam (2)

MALAM(1)

jika itu yang kau minta

akan kupetik bintang

sebagai tanda jawaban

MALAM(2)

dalam remang-remang

masih adakah cahaya tersisa

untuk membaca kembali

cerita diantara kita

Has my life been meaningless?

This is The Most I Have Been Thinking Lately ... "What would my life amount to?"

Reflection Over The Weekend

During this Weekend I get chatted and posted that really hang me out! Makes me think all over again about everything.

Does Words Really Can Hurt or Heal?

“Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” <=== the right is words can kills! Think again!? When You said something about someone, are those words came down from inside. The way we speak to others is really important. How many times did I chant that at someone trying to say something hurtful to me when I was child? And I wanted it to be true, so I fought done the tears and the hurt and repeated again.

The problem was and is that words do hurt. It doesn’t matter what age you are, we all have weaknesses and when someone tries to use that while taunting and teasing, it does hurt. And words that hurt can be sneaky, they don’t just hurt at that moment, but they can stick around in a person’s subconscious and hurt later too.

Mean words hurt us as adults, but we have the experience and knowledge to push them aside and let them go. Children, on the other hand, do not. That is the true purpose of this article, to bring attention to the fact that as adults we need to be more vigilant in what we say to young children. And I do not mean that we, as adults, need to coddle our children. Just take care.

At a very young age, when a child hears “you are a bad boy” they learn that they are bad, or worthless – not worthy of love or praise. This is the beginning of low self-esteem. It encourages the belief that they are bad and cannot do anything good. Telling a child that what they did was bad is a better way to phrase “you are a bad boy”. They need to learn that the action was bad and it is possible to correct the action.

Some words teach children to fear adults rather than respect them. Children do need to learn that there are consequences to their actions. But not by hearing things like, “if you don’t stop, I am going to knock you in the head.” That encourages the belief that violence solves problems. It also makes fear of an adult, instead of love or respect of an adult, the learning tool that encourages their behavior.

The way we speak to children is the first lesson in how they should speak to others. This is another reason to watch what you say to children and others around children. Instead of teaching them phrases they shouldn’t say, teach them what they should say. We do this by example – by not saying things that we wouldn’t want our children saying. When they learn inappropriate language, they then need to unlearn the inappropriate language. Children have enough to struggle with growing up, let’s not throw more obstacles in their path by teaching them hurtful words.