Finally i was able to celebrate my daughter’s birthday in the real birthday date (even though actually 1 date late due to different time zone). We’re celebrating the birthday in San Jose, California, USA as i am currently assigned in project located there.
Gosh, again I missed my lovely daugther’s birthday. Compare to last year, it’s even worse since last year I still can celebrate it late during chinese new year. Now I miss both events.
What a life as consultant!!!
Just recently went to Kuala Lumpur (KL) and as Indonesian, I find myself feel a bit sad. Used to hear that long time ago, Malaysian sent the official to Indonesia to learn about the development or Indonesia sent teachers to Malaysia. Now, Jakarta, as the most progressive city in Indonesia, is outscored by KL in very obvious way. Jakarta is far behind of KL, in term of anything related in quality of living, transportation, education, etc.
Landmark of Malaysia, Petronas Twin tower, which I think it’s also more famous than Jakarta old landmark, Monas.
Hope in near future, Jakarta can run to at least become in the same league as KL
YinRudy
Hi all
I missed my first daughter(Luna)’s birthday. Very sad, but at least we do celebrated it, twice:p
The first one is celebrated with my wife and parents in law, in the real birthday date, 18 Jan 2006.
The second one is celebrated in my parent home during the chinese new year holiday with me as well…
Hope it will be better next year
YinRudy
