Family picture - Aug 2008
[Bahasa Indonesia]Pre-Ramadhan family picture. Aug 31st 2008.
Is it a wonder that I love them so much?
This is what I do. I write - about anything that cross my mind, about what concerns me, and about what excites me - and I speak up. I try to help a bit here and there. My way of chipping in to the society. while at the same time walking on my personal journey. Sometimes it works, other times it does not. But you know that's not important. What matters is we start doing something. Anything.
[Bahasa Indonesia]Pre-Ramadhan family picture. Aug 31st 2008.
Is it a wonder that I love them so much?
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