On last days of 2010, I have an interesting experience in Indonesia. Many Indonesians shout out loud on their social network accounts, “Garuda di dadaku – Garuda in my heart”. A symbol of the proudness amongst Indonesians. Where the euforia comes from? Nah, it is not for the Independence Day. Nor the National Awakening Day. Nor [...]
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[financial freedom is only an imagination]
Posted in DomiTale, English, Tale, Inc., Tales of NonSense, tagged expectations, family, financial, freedom, life, philosopy, reflection on September 19, 2009 | 10 Comments »
The cartoon by Michael Leunig illustrates very well about how we, humans, have tendency to focus on financial well-being. We ask it many times through many ways. We pray to ask for more money. We protest to the government to do their obligations to guarantee our welfares. We teach our descendants about how to earn much money. [...]
[kegilaan secara sadar]
Posted in Bahasa Indonesia, DomiTale, Tales of NonSense, tagged challenges, complaint, disappointed, international student, life on September 5, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Dalam satu bulan terakhir ini topik mengenai betapa masokis-nya orang-orang seperti saya muncul kembali. Konteks masokis disini adalah intelektual masokis. Apakah itu? Selengkapnya dapat dibaca di tulisan saya sebelumnya “intellectual-masochist”. Sekilas kisahnya adalah, saya merasa telah menyusahkan diri sendiri. Menempuh pendidikan tingkat tinggi bukanlah suatu kewajiban bagi saya. Tidak pernah ada suatu kejadian yang mencetuskan [...]
[the reading campaign]
Posted in DomiTale, e-Couches, English, School of Tale, tagged book, education, history, indonesia, internet, life, reading, time management on June 23, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Literacy is being an important thing amongst humankind for decades. It is being an indication of human civilization. You might still remember how the civilizations be divided into their artifacts including scripts and literatures. It is not only being a way to communicate with others but also to inherit the knowledge and wisdom to the [...]





