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Good morning all.. I had a day off yesterday. Got a mild flu and a bit shock. My performance review shows good result but when it comes to money wise errr... first question in my mind was "That's it?" Quite the opposite of what my manager told me about the performance result. Somehow i feel under appreciated a bit. But is it worth the stress?
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So here i'am, time check: 2:46am. Couldn't go back to sleep after some stupid mosquito's singing in my ears. Was trying to get sleepy again by reading a book but it didn't work and now i'm here wide awake...
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So I took transJ/busway today, its been a while since the last time I took it. It wasn't crowded so I could do a lil observation. Apparently now there is a women only section in that long bus, separated by pink letters on the side "KHUSUS UNTUK WANITA". How very nice, I thought. But then I saw a guy (tourist/expat) was sitting in the women section. I guess no one told him, including the officer there. So poor guy sat there innocently.Lucky him it wasn't crowded so nobody seemed to mind. So guys, if you take transJ, pink area means only for women, avoid that area ok?
hahaha
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Originally posted by PhilippeD View PostSince a while my older girl like to play being sick. I tink she find out it was bringing her attention and play it well all day long.
"Papa, perut sakit!" (belly hurt) with a pitiful expression.
From the Chinese pharmacology from the side of my wife we have small drug for stomach ache. I'm not even sure I can call that drug, they are kind of light natural drug with light effect. They are in form of very small ball inside a tube, must be hundred of them in the tube and they taste bitter. An adult is suppose to eat the whole tube when sick.
Last week when my little one repeat once again "papa, perut sakit", I have play doctor with her. Giving her an auscultation of her belly and prescribe her 4 small ball of the bitter drug.
Which, at my surprise, she eat slowly one by one with water.
I was hoping the bitterness of the pill would had repusle her... I was wrong! The day after she play me again her "perut sakit" and ask for have the "obat".
I don't mind giving her a very small dose of the drug, but I don't want give her that every day.
I make my brain work, for the little it can do, and decide to go for the Band Aid solution. I strap one over her navel and told her: "yah, sudah tumbuh!"
At first she was a little confuse but shortly become proud of her new "obat".
The day after, in morning, she go to her mom and said:
-Momy, perut sakit
-Do you want obat?
-Tidak perlu (no need), and she lift up her shirt for show her navel covered with the band aid and said with a big proud smile: Sudah ada! (already have!)
yeah i know that kind of obat...
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Originally posted by PhilippeD View PostI make my brain work, for the little it can do, and decide to go for the Band Aid solution. I strap one over her navel and told her: "yah, sudah tumbuh!"
Btw, tumbuh=grows. Do you mean 'sembuh'? (cured)
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When I open the forum this morning the 5 first more recent post were:
-Bule, do you enjoy living in Indonesia?
-Do you feel safe in Indonesia?
-Furgeson case, American crisis
-Recomendation for pet friendly resort
-Local invader to xpat chat
What happen? Do I miss something???
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Since a while my older girl like to play being sick. I tink she find out it was bringing her attention and play it well all day long.
"Papa, perut sakit!" (belly hurt) with a pitiful expression.
From the Chinese pharmacology from the side of my wife we have small drug for stomach ache. I'm not even sure I can call that drug, they are kind of light natural drug with light effect. They are in form of very small ball inside a tube, must be hundred of them in the tube and they taste bitter. An adult is suppose to eat the whole tube when sick.
Last week when my little one repeat once again "papa, perut sakit", I have play doctor with her. Giving her an auscultation of her belly and prescribe her 4 small ball of the bitter drug.
Which, at my surprise, she eat slowly one by one with water.
I was hoping the bitterness of the pill would had repusle her... I was wrong! The day after she play me again her "perut sakit" and ask for have the "obat".
I don't mind giving her a very small dose of the drug, but I don't want give her that every day.
I make my brain work, for the little it can do, and decide to go for the Band Aid solution. I strap one over her navel and told her: "yah, sudah tumbuh!"
At first she was a little confuse but shortly become proud of her new "obat".
The day after, in morning, she go to her mom and said:
-Momy, perut sakit
-Do you want obat?
-Tidak perlu (no need), and she lift up her shirt for show her navel covered with the band aid and said with a big proud smile: Sudah ada! (already have!)
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No I don't think she stopped singing, she could still be doing off air shows ya, but you know, music industry in Indonesia now is not really good for single female singers, it's been the era of boyband or girlband kan.
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Oooo i see.
Btw....i like pinkan mambo, does she stop singing or what?
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LM: Tawaf is one of rituals during pilgrimage (naik haji), circumambulating the Kaaba (muterin Ka'bah).
And nose voice, like... Pinkan Mambo?
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What is tawaf?
@ whatever : thanks but i dont hv sexy voice, i have nose voice
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joe! If we were to meet in person i promise I'll spank you. You're always teasing me ya! >.<
But yes, I walked on every floor and every inch of the mall *umm kind of figurately*
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Originally posted by whatever
Today I spent my day at ITC Kuningan, walked around the mall til my feet sore but it was fun, happy!
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The cold n headache hasnt gone away yet, sroott. Sigh.
Reading some "funny" posts here does help to ignore the flu for a while
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