Community Awareness

To be a servant, you don't have to be a priest, missionaries, or whatsoever you name it. You can simply give your little time to people who needs it much.

The day has come, on February 10th, 2013 at Ragunan zoo, Jakarta, was my batch time to show to the three marginal communities how we committed to give the best for them. From our previous time, we had been teaching the marginal children in around Jakarta for about 4 months and that day was the final activity of our event. We made them many competitions, such as drawing, singing, etc. I was suddenly assigned to be a master of ceremony (MC) exactly at that time to replace the late MC. Hahha.. Though I was a treasurer of this activity, I got so much fun as a Master of Ceremony; laughing, chatting, sharing with them. I feel really blessed with my own life and thankful for the opportunity to share love with them.

Be good, guys! Stay blessed.

Master of Ceremony

Hi there! I've been so busy lately because I have been doing strategic management assignment which makes my body and soul tortured. Sigh.

In my busy days, my university gives me an opportunity to be a master of ceremony (MC) in the international event in the 3rd PPM regional business case competition welcoming ceremony at Putri Duyung cottage, Taman Impian Jaya Ancol. At first, I wanted to be chaperone for international finalists but they need MC who can speak english immediately.
Well, It was my first time being a master of ceremony in the international and big event. I made my own script and practiced just once with my lecturer! I was nervous like crazy.haha, but thank god I can conquered my anxiousness.

Next week, my university wants me to be 'among tamu' in university graduation day at Departemen Keuangan,Jakarta. It is like welcoming graduated students to the graduation room with wearing costume from East Nusa Tenggara, one of Indonesian province. Well, it is such a tired but fun moment in the same time..