Year-end Fiesta @ Mb Anna's House

A serendipity. ...oou...well...

...keluarga Indo yg kalo ngumpul.podo.heboh.dewe-dewe.

Kangen.

Wandering around Downtown Seoul .part 4

Cheonggyecheon after a morning shower.

It's so freshly incredible to be there...

I managed to take some snapshots of the water puddles...

The sky's clearing up...and the buildings shivered....

....some tourists were spotted enjoying Seoul during weekdays....

Fresh air. Not that many people in sight.

The 15th century bridge...

I'm glad I took my time off here...

...though I had to dodge some puddles...

...I managed to reach this historical bridge...

Cheonggyecheon stream in Seoul downtown on Tuesday morning after raining.

Two pigeons were spotted on the stream bank....I wonder what they're looking for.

Now ...three of them...

The sky's becoming clear blue...

...and ....I got to be back to the immigration office....to have ID card renewed.

...and that means...I got to be back to the intersection of Jongno where Seoul Global Center was located.

...on my way to the office..I snapped some pictures....during the moning's not so crowded city.

.....but wait till lunchtime or the end of office hours.

Holding A Baby Again After Like..4 Years.....:)

 

No, she's not my daughter. It so happened that we visited our beloved friend, mbak Icha, who happened to live in Seoul. This is her daughter--named Annisa.  

Annisa is now an orphan since her beloved Daddy has passed away not long ago. Annisa was born to a Polish Daddy and an Indonesian mother--mbak Icha. 

"Freya, look...do you wanna have a little brother or sister?"

Just look at her: how peacefully she's sleeping. 

I was happy to be holding Annisa on my arms and laps even for just a few minutes. 

'Annisa, remember this picture as a warmth that we send you for years to come'

"You'll be a strong beautiful girl for everyone surrounds you"

from Pakde Suray.

A Compilation of Sites to 'Peep' into what's Buzzing in these 5 Countries!

SmaCK, BoOm, CruSh, SlAm, BaNg!!!

Below are 5 sites worth-reading on a daily basis to know what's going on in China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, and Russia even if we do not even speak the languages of these countries.

The administrators of these sites are kind enough to translate what the netizens in these 5 countries are talking about on a daily/weekly/monthly basis. As long as there are 'buzz and fuzz' going on in these countries, these sites surely translate them into English for others (international netizens) to know and learn about.

If they are talking about it, so are we.

This is the pilot and the pioneer of them all: ChinaSMACK.

Wanna know something about China and what the Chinese are talking and fuzzing about on the internet? Go and find out about China now via this site. 

What about Indonesia? I find it interesting. I find it helpful for me to understand how other netizens from around the world react and comment on the issues on Indonesia.  More often than not, I find it more interesting to see the comments themselves.^^ 

Where? IndoBOOM.

Then comes Japan. Great appealing stories (which sometimes ....are only found in Japan) make it worth-it to check this site, too.

Go amaze yourself. JapanCRUSH.

Then, off we go to the one of the vast countries in the world: Russia. This is pretty something. I find it helpful to at least learn what's the buzz words and stories circling around Russia via this site. 

Wanna know more about Russia? Check this out.  

Now, last but not least is KoreaBANG.

Since I live in Korea, of course I've been exposed to the news myself. But, it turns out that seeing Korea through this website also kind of help me understand what international netizens are thinking about Korea.

So, here it goes: KoreaBANG.

* So, there you go. 

If you got time, go check these sites to find out what the Chinese, Indonesian, Japanese, Russian, and Korean are talking about on the net.

And these sites are surely taking international readers a new way to see what's going ON in these five countries.