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Monday, April 26, 2004

I'm back...!!^o^

Yep, I'm back from outta town now! I wanted to stay there much longer, actually... But well, some things happened, I messed my plans once again... Blah blah blah, here I am again.
Yeah, I shouldn't have said "Okay, then." to Vivian (let's just call her Vian now), when she asked me to come back to this town with her by Sunday. She said that she wouldn't have anyone to accompany her, so I said OK. She didn't tell me that the only reason why she wanted to go back here by Sunday is actually to catch up with his boyfriend! Dammit, Vian! I should have been wandering around Yogya that Sunday night! Oh yeah, well... It was me who agreed her at the first place. Damn.

And about the private entry-test... It ran quite well! Err... Uh, I guess.
The first test was the basic skill. It consisted of basic Maths, Indonesians, English... just the usual basics. Somehow, I felt encouraged (kinda) by the time I did that test... I know I shouldn't have been that confident with my ultra-minimum preps, but I found myself answering 109 questions out of 120! Ah, at this moment, I just found out that I was waaay... too confident.<(--_--)>
The second test that day was the Social-Sciences... *_* Yeckt! I'm doomed.
Yeah, I forgot what happened on November 3, 1945, I forgot in what dinasty Shih Huang Ti was reigned and started to build The Great Wall, and it was just in the History part.
In Geography, I didn't have a clue of the difference between "vulcanism" and "plutonism", the "cosequent, resequent, efluent, subsequent, obsequent" rivers, or how to measure the air pressure on certain heights! Damn, I was waaaay... too confident, tried to fill all of the blank dots!
And the Economics? Oh, that. Nothing really special happened, actually... The only prob is, it was the worst Economics I've ever had! Hwaahh... *starts wailing*

But, overall, I think my weekend in Yogya was really fun! Me and my friend (Dahlia) arrived by Saturday morning (from a restless and almost sleepless night on the train ^^;) and stayed at my bro's (my sist live there too) house and, by noon, my sist took us both (me and Dahlia) to all around UGM... Yeah!! We did some stuffs recklessly, had a real fun... Yay!! Juat a glimpse of what we did during the day:
1. My sist had to be present in a presentation held by one of her professors, so we got there first. It was a presentation of having a study in Germany, and referred for the UGM students only. But yeah, my sist sneaked us both to join the presentation as well succesfully... I fell asleep during the presentation, though. Hope I didn't snore, heheheh.
2. We took a nice walk around the varsities and faculties, and finally went to "Balairung", the centre for UGM students. There was a little strike by the time we got there, and we had a short interlude by watching those UGM students yell and encourage their friends to reject new regulated fee towards new students... Cool...
3. At the same time, while the strike took place in the yard, there was an inaugural ceremony held by one of the deans (or professors?) in the building of Balairung. It was a rather expensive and luxurious ceremonial party with a small group of orchestra and lunch-buffet, and (surely) we wouldn't let this 'opportunity' to be left out! And yeah, so we got a free, expensive, and cozy lunch there.
4. We spend the rest of the day by daytripping here and there, had a real fun more, and got back home... And have I mentioned that we had that short daytrip on my sist's motorcycle? Yep, three girls on an old motorcycle, having their heads wrapped in helmets*... Hahahah, you'd laugh (or at least, smile like people we met) if you had seen us!

* You see, in Yogya, you woudn't see much like this. The regulations there are strict, and actually we got freaked out at first. And to make this even worse, I argued my sist to let us (me and Dahlia) to wear helmets like her.
She said, "You two don't have to wear the helmets both. Just one of you and me will do."
But I said, "Hah? But it'd be worse! We're already three persons on one wrecked old bike, and one of us doesn't wear a helmet? I'll wear a helmet, and surely Dahlia will too. We don't have to add more 'sins' in our black list."
And yeah, we had our three heads wrapped in BIG helmets. Talking about the Jedi troops from Star Wars, we were pretty much look like them. Or I was, since I was the one who wore the BIGGEST one.

Kuroneko-Sama @ 10:22 AM Comments-[ comments.]

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Yesterday and Today.mid by Do As Infinity (I'll put the MP3 soon, cause this MIDI ruins the mood!)

Me, Myself, and I

Blogger: Kuroyanagi Kotori a.k.a Kuroneko-sama a.k.a Ame-chan
Gender: female
Date of Birth: November 20, 1986
Likes: sleeping, books, anime-manga, cats, home-made cookings, nice guys, my Mum, life-time friends, earth's scent after the rain, computer, lime-tea with ginger, starry-sky, sunny-high-windy spots
Dislikes: arrogance, snakes, narcists, roaches, traffic jams, smokes, scattered junks, foot-cramps, cages, men with sleeveless or furry shirts
Wannabes: Pulitzer-prized writer, National Geographic reporter, independent archaeologist, "Supah Kool Mum and Wife"!
Wishes: getting a scholarship to Japan, having an around-the-world journey with Mum, talking in (at least) 5 languages, being a proud (and absolutely happy) member of Heaven (real one, the opposite of Hell...?)!
Just can't resist: guys with their collarbones shown, guys with friendly smiles, guys' tears, guys getting along with children, half-awakened guys
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