Merry’s Million Dollar Jealousy… :-)

A4 – Miss Merry… That is what she loved to be called. Although Merry already had children on her side, her success story had it rights to be jealous by others young ladies whom normally ‘titled’ as a miss… 🙂

Subjectively, we think Merry is much well known here in Singapore rather than her own beloved country, Indonesia. For a short bio, young Merry Riana was forced to make her fortune out of town, after a horrible tragedy which occurred back in 1997 during Jakarta’s infamous riot.

Feeling insecure by the unrest, Merry soon had to flown across the strait and landed in Singapore to continuing her ‘interrupted’ study. Unable to pack her preparation well due to the distress call, Merry later forced to lives miserably in the ‘Lion City’ with her granted 40 thousand Singapore’s dollars debts for a degree.

Didn’t Debbie Did it All…?

A4 – This is Debbie…  The young talented Indonesian writer… Uhmm, perfectly would be.. Beautiful young talented Indonesian writer, hohoho..

We (read: I) ‘met’ Debbie ‘incidentally’…  Uhm, not really… It’s more like a plan… After get bored with all of those ‘hyperbolic’ characters to be put inside our magazine, we’re striving for a young inspiration talented new figure whom on their straight road to success … And so… we ‘met’ Debbie… 🙂

Confused? Well… after an email that nicely set and sent… Debbie later care to replying it and soon set a date for an interview… A ‘date’ which planned to dig more about her love story.

No! Not that kind a love story… It’s more obviously for an ‘Apple talk…’ Hohoho… Santa probably said she’s definitely another Apple fangirl… As she’s hardly falling in love her lovely Macbook…, And we’re gonna ‘hit’ Debbie for the stories… Ha-ha!

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A4 – Bulaksumur… Not everybody probably recognize this place well, while some… could also get too familiar of it. While Yogyakarta, is quite familiar enough on term of its popularity, but then probably… Not everybody also exactly pinpoint it correctly on map.

Based on scales, Yogyakarta is a small city on term of its ‘mediocre’ size. There, traditions turn out to be blended best with any rapid modern cultural changing. A ‘magnet’ where new cultures excitedly distorted in, but never lasted as a havoc.