You know what? This week will officially be my last week of study at the UTS. Yes, it’ll be the end, since I’ve spent a complete 1.5 years here studying the post-grad journalism course. Well, the results for this semester won’t come out yet until next month actually, but still, I can consider it’s done [...]
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The End of Study
Posted in Thoughts, tagged daily life, journalism, study, uts on November 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Hang On, I’m Fighting The Virus Here!
Posted in Thoughts, tagged cold, flu, sick, virus on September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’m sick. Unwell. And it’s the second day.
I’m not very sure whether it’s a cold or the flu. But it must be one of them. I sneezes a lot, I have runny nose, sore throat, I always feel tired, and so on and so on.
Well, it’s not that this is something uncommon for people, or [...]
Old Enough?
Posted in Music, Thoughts, tagged about me, country, lyric, old enough, song, wade hayes on July 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well, it’s simply the lyric of an old popular country song that I just found a few moments ago.
But why I put it here? Maybe because I consider it as a “reflection” on my birthday (within the next few hours)? Umm… maybe not.
One thing for sure, when Hayes released this song in 1995, he was [...]
No Luck
Posted in News, Thoughts, Uncategorized, tagged announcement, competition, journalist, luck, Precinct, Rolling Stone, SMH, sydney film festival, uts journalism, world nomads, writing on June 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Just another story of my days – or you may just call it an “announcement”.
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And so, in case people don’t’ know, besides the ‘obligation’ of being a journalist and a student of UTS Journalism, I really like to write. I like it even though I’m not very good at it (especially in English). [...]
Another Little Poem … I Suppose
Posted in Thoughts, tagged china, daily life, express train, journey, katrina, moral, poem, time, tragedy on May 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well, while struggling with lots and lots of study tasks, I also try to gather again what imagination can I turn into words of poem. And this is what I finally got. It’s in Bahasa Indonesia though – and this is one promise I try to ‘keep’ to some of my fellow Indonesians – but [...]
