There is a little girl who bears sincerity in her heart and willingly she lend her only tablet cover to her grand Aunty. She said that she could use the cheap cover for a while. She didn't have any understanding that her mother spent certain amount of money to buy that original cover to protect … Continue reading Through The Eyes of A Little Girl
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“People First” Day
Today is very special for me, because I saw two "people first" actions at two different location. People first is a new development in special needs area. Its purpose is to change the stigma againts people with special needs. So, instead of saying 'special needs people' we better say 'people with special needs'. It is … Continue reading “People First” Day
Walking Across The Bridge
Few weeks ago I was invited by a good friend of mine to go for his birthday treat. It was a good dinner gathering with 13 people, including myself. There were 3 straight women and 10 gay men. Yes, my good friend is also a gay and that night, he was celebrating his birthday and … Continue reading Walking Across The Bridge
Doing Ethics Final Examination
Headaches, nausea and dizzyness are very common among us, graduate students who are having examinations. Yes, we are struggling to finish the exams well. This semester we have 7 subjects (do not compare the Indonesian education systems with any Western countries system), i.e.: ethics, research methodologies (qualitative and quantitative), statistics, self-development, psychological assessment and philosophy … Continue reading Doing Ethics Final Examination
Different Shoes, Different Point of View
I was driving back to Malang when I saw this view: about 7-10 motorcycles park in the edge of a bridge above train station. For me, it was weird for they were looking down and saw the trains. And that was it. No other views, nothing. All they could see from above was the trains. … Continue reading Different Shoes, Different Point of View