Working on A New Title! :D

Currently I'm working on a new song, entitled Valete. It's Latin, the meaning is "Farewell".
Another song is Liberi Rhythmus(I hope the grammar isn't wrong), meaning "Children of Rhythm" - A synonym to Kidz in Beat. It's going to be Kidz in Beats' first [and I hope, last] theme song!
I hope everything goes well for my last performance....

Valete, Liberi Rhythmus!

Well... Maybe no one can read this - but I really plan to... leave this choir....

December 2008 would be my last task with this choir, as I will move to the St. Mary Regina choir of my own neighborhood.

So... my last projects for this choir would be:
- CONCERTO de KIDZ IN BEAT version FITHOS
- Project ZERO (details in my friendster blog)
- Theme of Kidz in Beat (the hardest project!)

After that.... goodbye, all beats! Miss ya! T_T

Final Test: Round Two!

Round two? It's time for Social studies and Jakarta's life education!
Social studies isn't a very annoying subject, but the useless Jakarta's life education shouldn't be tested in my opinion.
Jakarta's life education's lessons, other than how to make a civilian's card - KTP, in Indonesian, are nothing but a RUBBISH!

As Clear as the Blue Water

The pure,
The cleansing,
Yet affected by gravity,
Flowing like a living wind.

Through the rocks,
And with powerful force,
Breaking every obstacle,
That dares to come through.

When the moon shows her face,
Enlightening the whole surface,
Appears in the dreary night,
Full of light, blindingly bright.

Yet when the sun appears,
The beauty persists,
Like the stars falling down from the sky,
Still full of light, and blindingly bright.

The blue water of the mountain,
The source of every happiness fountain,
The lifestream of the world,
Peaceful, calming, yet strong.

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Who is the person I described in this poem? :D

A Lovely Roadshow!

Wonder why I put the quotation marks for the word lovely? Here's why...
Yesterday's roadshow was fun! Although my friends didn't come(ORANGE! WHERE ARE YOU?), but I had a good time back then.

My group is a quite good group, they want to share their stories while they are studying in Kumon, drawing their dreams... or even laugh at my unplanned jokes (11 years!). Well, none of them are from English program, so I had to share my story at Kumon English unwillingly (well... it doesn't quite useful no?).

As for the completers themselves... (wonder why my spelling checker doesn't recognize "completers"?) they're a basket of good friends. While I don't know just everything about them, they want to talk to me.... and, at some time, we laughed out loud (L-O-L) together because of...well..... something funny(or not), and all that. They're friendlier than my friends at school - my friends at school are cold, keeps callin' me weird.... just because I AM different. Of course I love to play, I don't like to study that much.... They just don't seem to... accept me. Very different, huh?

And the best part of this roadshow... I am the only team leader that gets to share a team with another team leader - because I had no team member at all! I shared a team with my friend from Kumon Maleo Bintaro Jaya - that is, Tari(whom, if you read at my post before this, I like so much - even typing her name needs more than 10 seconds for me). A dumb luck, and a lucky coincidence. Wow, I can't describe my feelings at that time... When I sat just one seat apart from her(well that's not directly beside her), I feel a kind of bliss pouring to my heart. Just looking at her face makes my smile.... and it's like she gave me the power to speak about my dreams (YAY! MY DRAWING IS BETTER THAN YOU! MWAHAHAHAHA.... oops, back to the post), my story, and all. Yeah.... I love her so much that - I can't stop thinking about her, day and night, when I'm studying, and anytime....

Enough about love, continue on with the roadshow. After the roadshow, I got an envelope from Adhi (the first completer? no?), which contains a thank-you-letter and... guess what? money! Wow, I never dreamed of being payed that much (don't want to tell how much :D) for just speaking for about 2 hours! But that's that.... and it already happened.
So... for the KCC Indonesia, I am waiting for another activities from you :D

Yes! Just one more round....

Just another round of annoying Final Tests, and we're done! *Say hooray!!!!!*
The final set of Final Tests would be quite tough... especially the Social Studies one. I. DEFINITELY. DON'T. LIKE. SOCIAL. STUDIES!

Although I'm quite good in memory games, I hate lessons that needs a mere memory... like Civic Studies and Social Studies, but yeah, I've got to try it!

And by the way.... tomorrow I'll go to the J-CAMP: KUMON COMPLETER'S CLUB ROADSHOW! I'm thinking about tomorrow all the time.... I think it'll be fun! Especially with my favourite girl also participating in that show as a completer(Tari, if you read this, have mercy on me :D)... wouldn't that be great? Can't wait 'til tomorrow...

Maybe that's for now? I can't write anything else, I think :D

Happily Ever.... FASTER.

Yeah. Happily ever faster.....
So, yesterday, my whole family went to somewhere near Meruya - to pay visit to ONE of my grandfathers... I sure have lots of grandfathers. The problem is I don't know them all. Oh, whatever.

There, after the blah-blahs and eating, I played with my cousins - a boy and a girl *almost typed nephew and niece*, the earlier now at grade 7, the latter at grade 8.

Guess what?

We played like crazy... photographing everything.. playing cards like mad... laughing hard 'til my stomach aches.... et cetera.

That was the craziest family event I've ever attended!

National Final Examination: Day One

Day One has passed!
It's Indonesian, and the test was really damn easy.
Well, I am confident that I can get a good score, about 80-90 for that test.
Tomorrow's math, my specialty, so...
Government, show me what you got!