Bumi Kitri Pramuka
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Rainy Season
It's well into Rainy Season now! Allegedly it begins at the end of September, but it really hasn't been full on rainy season until November. October had a few good downpours a couple times a week, but now that November is coming to an end, we have full on downpours a couple times a day.
As people who have never experienced Rainy Season, Kyle and I really like it, but we're lucky enough to live on higher ground and don't have to deal with some of the downsides. A few of the ...
Kun 50 meter på cykel i dag, øv...
Dagens startede rigtig dårligt ud. Havde kørt 50 meter så kunne jeg ikke dreje rundt i pedalerne... min krank (som jeg på det tidspunkt slet ikke vidste hvad var) var gået i stykker i nattens løb. WTF!
Jeg måtte op i følgebussen og sidde hele dagen. Det var egentlig okay, for da facebook havde ****et mit billed-album op havde jeg brug for en masse ...
Gifts and goodbyes
... had come to spend my last night with me. They had brought along some presents for me :D they gave me a bamboo bracelet and a little pin, bearing a traditional Javanese wood percussion instrument called the Angklung. I felt so blessed to have met these girls - spending 2 weeks here, we have had many great experiences, our conversation topics have been both broad and indepth, and they have also made me love Indonesia more; given me ...
I CAN SPEAK ENGLISH
... by warung (street cafe) where we had noodles with soup and chilli. It seems whenever I ask for a littlembit of chilli, I get alot - and when I ask for none, I get a little bit. So i followed the pattern and asked for none, but I still got big chunks of seed filled chilli bits >:( Lesson 1 started off with grammar for a group of eccentric Uni students who had heard of my FREE english lessons over Twitter. At the same time as teaching grammar and how to say - ...
Good Bye Bandung | Hello Kuala Lumpur
... 8221;, then he answered RM13. Going outside KL Sentral, and we met the taxi driver. He was a Chinese, and straightly talked in Mandarin to us. We were perplexed and said, “Sorry, can you speak in English instead of Mandarin?” Hahaha, we have oriental face, but our Mandarin are not good enough. Then he asked, “Which Hotel?”, we shown him our hotel Map. He asked again, “Are you Chinese? Where do you come from? Why ...
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