2004
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Day 2 – Part 1
We woke up 9.15. It seemed that the weather’s going to be sunny and nice! This is the view from our room in Thomas & Elok’s house. We were driven to Mjosund’s house for breakfast. There we met Elok’s parents,…
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Day 1 – Part 3
After the boat ride, we walked back to the Dam and took the bus from near the Central Station to go back to Tante Peggys house. There was a lot of pigeons and horse carriage in the Dam. Tante Peggy…
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Day 1 – Part 2
After lunch, we continued to enter museum Amsterdam History Museum courtyard. Tante Peggy showed us the Amsterdam’s Coat of Arms Indi took over and lead the walk around the neighbourhood he was not familiar with, and he did not even…
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Day 1 – Part 1
The start of our vacation was hectic. I left my leather boots at home which forced the Malay taxi driver to drive back to 9 km to our house just to get it. Luckily, the taxi driver was kind enough…
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Indonesia for UNSC
As read in Priyadi’s Blog, Indonesia requested permanent seat in UN Security Council. More in Channel News Asia. Go Indonesia go go go!
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Singapore’s Double Standard
I stumbled across Myrick’s Blog , and found two interesting articles: “Singapore is trying to make itself the centre of gays and lesbians in Asia” In “Pink Dollar” and “Manazine” articles, Myrick presented Singapore’s double standard in facing the Gay…
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Noe’s Neck Thickness
For those of you who wondered what the previous post was all about, lemme tell you a bit about what happened this Saturday. We had our pregnancy check up, and Dr. Cheng did the Neck Thickness measurement, where we would…
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What does it mean to have Choice?
What does it mean to have Choice? A choice for what? You might ask. A choice to put an end to a baby’s life (or a baby wannabe’s life). Rani had her ultrasound scan this morning and the doctor said…
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My Third Degrees of Separation
I realised that yes indeed the world is getting smaller. Why did I come into this realisation? I just realised that I am only third degree away from George W. Bush, who may be considered as world’s most influential (and…
