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.

Snuppy

Snuppy or Seoul National University Puppy. The first successfully cloned dog in the world.

Finally I met him face to face:)
I mean....I learned all about it from the articles, news, internet news since ---like 5 years ago or so.
But, never have I had a chance to finally see it in a flesh.
So, yesterday (Nov. 26, 2011), we had a chance to meet Dr. Yuda Fibrianta-- a researcher from UGM who happened to be one of the scientists--the only  one from Indonesia--who turned out to be one of the men behind the success of Snuppy program.

Well, not many people may have known this little fact.
We went there to meet Dr. Yudha..and thanks to his professor who had kindly allowed us and given us permission to meet and see Snuppy in a flesh.
It was a good thing to know that Snuppy is getting just fine in his 6th birthday (?)
It was so cold that we did not take long before we wrapped up our visit to SNU to meet Dr. Yuda and Snuppy.
Once again..this has been one of the best highlights of what I did on weekend in Seoul.
Not only that I could meet up with my friends up there in SNU but I could also learn more about the cloning-related stuffs....though it is...frankly speaking....harder than I thought (a.k.a. beyond my imagination). but, hey...the trip was worth it.