February 2008
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The Greatest Invention: Banana Guard
My neighbor Ioana Vaetoru-Fox bought me a Banana Guard from New Zealand. It’s hard. It’s big. It’s almost manly! I used to hate bringing a banana in my bag because it would end up looking like Gerber’s mashed banana (literally!).…
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When Did I Learn to Read?
Now that Noe is having full day activities at Carpe Diem, we noticed that they have already taught him basic alphabet recognition. Sometimes he would point at similar letters that appear in public domain and say “Same… same” (referring to…
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Wawancara: Radio Singapore International
Anda bisa temukan rekaman wawancara Radio International Singapore (RSI) di Blog Bicara (klik disini). Indra, kawan kami yang juga aktif menulis di Singapura, mengulas rekaman RSI tersebut sebagai berikut: “Dalam program acara tersebut, Fika mewawancarai kedua pasangan blogger pengelola blog…
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Osama Making Music for Obama
Who would have guessed that Osama contributed to a great piece of music for Obama? This Osama was playing the bass, setting the blues rhythm with Pearl Jam’s drummer Matt Cameron, under the direction of Bergevin Brothers and along with…
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Berapa Biaya Hidup di Jakarta?
Berhubung ada kemungkinan kepindahan kami ke Jakarta, kami perlu mempersiapkan diri untuk tahu kondisi hidup di Jakarta. Saat ini gak kebayang berapa sih biaya hidup di Jakarta. Dari beberapa kali pulang kampung semenjak tinggal di Singapura, kok Jakarta rasanya mahal…
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Al Jazeera 101 East: A Legacy of A Dictator
Hosted by news anchor Teymoor Nabili, “Al Jazeera 101 East: A Legacy of A Dictator” was indeed a thought provoking episode. It started with a brief flashback of what Suharto had done to Indonesia (and its people) since 1965 and…
