Glory, Glory… Srivi… Jaya!

A4 – Back during the old days of school, we always get a sense that history class is much more closer as a ‘boot camp’ experiences. Why? Because when it said so, then… it was meant to be so…! No chance you’ll pass the exams by written down an argue about other historical ‘possibility’ which is already set so…

Somehow, the experiences  turn out to be quite different years after, especially when we brought out the class ‘whiteboard’ on a real quest. This time, there will be no teacher whom intimidating us about how the ‘ending’ should be… 🙂

Zero… Visibility

A4 – While managed to leave Jakarta’s rainy weather back on the middle of February 2013, we finally escaped the capital longing for the sunny days of Yogyakarta. Located approximately 500 kilometres east from Jakarta, Yogyakarta mark their presence as one of historical city for the early birth of the young republic, Indonesia.

Years back during the struggle days for independence, Yogyakarta was honored to be the third capital of Indonesia, ‘replacing’ Jakarta and Bukittinggi which is located far in West Sumatra, and fall deep into the Dutch’s hands.

As a tourism spot, Yogyakarta or better known as Jogja is probably too comfy to met the dreadful fact, which accidentally happened right on the Valentine’s day. Friday the 14th… Boo…!