My Jakarta 7.0 Earthquake Experience
Posted by Jojo in Experiences on September 2, 2009
Rajawali Condominium
A Tool for the Trade
Canon EOS 40D
My good boss lent me his Canon EOS 40D (his “baby”) for the sole purpose of this blog. A very good tool for taking photos given that I am also fond of Photography, having this baby would definitely make this blog more fun.
And so i feel, my trigger-happy fingers cant wait to do alot of clicking! I remember the days when i had my dads Pentax XLR Camera and i had to arm myself with a bunch of rolls of films. But now with technology on the rise, times have surely changed and my trigger-happy fingers is very happy with it.
My Usual Indonesian Lunch
Fish, Egg, Vegetables and Rice
This is the usual food I eat for lunch.
Ikan “Fish”
Telur “Egg”
Sayuran “Vegetables”
Nasi “Rice”
I ask any of my office boys to buy this for me. It has been the usual food to buy for me for several reasons: Read the rest of this entry »
Happy Independence Day Indonesia
Young Chinese Indonesians celebrate victory following a pole-climbing competition held as part of the Independence Day celebrations in the Chinese town of Glodok, North Jakarta, on Sunday.
Was woken up by a party noise coming from outside my apartment. When i checked it out, people where having their own fun and party on the street. Was actually thinking of going to the office until i saw the street party.
So anyway, i still decided to come to the office due to the misunderstood instruction from my boss… hahahaha…
Now a sudden shift on the street traffic as Indonesia celebrates their Independence day.
Alot of road-blocks almost everywhere because people are on the streets playing games and having their own celebration of the day.
In contrast, not much cars on the streets. Wished everyday was independence day. With that, i wont have to get stressed going to the office because of the traffic 
Hello world!
Let this be my first post for this blog, and i see the tradition HELLO WORLD message. So what is HELLO WORLD in the first place? Let me share to you a piece of my mind with regards to the HELLO WORLD! tradition. Read the rest of this entry »
Hoy! Pinoy Ako!
