Will you marry me?
HoneyWill you marry me when the time is right
Maybe
Let's wait till this country stop celebrating poverty
Jakarta, September 24th 2012
2 hours in traffic, how I love and hate this city!
Jakarta, Indonesia
Will you marry me when the time is right
Maybe
Let's wait till this country stop celebrating poverty
Jakarta, September 24th 2012
2 hours in traffic, how I love and hate this city!
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A poem lovely as a tree.
of traffic jam,
buy bread, butter and cheese
we could make our
own sandwich ham I'll eat from your hand.
Yep, probably never. My country does, people are marginalized and kept being poor as it is one way to keep then in control. Is it that bad, traffic in your country? It's midnite there, isn't it?
Boban,
Nice verse!
I am sitting, but cant relax as the bus was packed and hot, no air con hehehe
Bunga,
Buy the helicopter and pick me up, I'll make you sandwich
Now as for marrying you , I would concider it but I don't think you would want an old man like me . . . .
"Are we there yet?"
2 hours, back and forth it will be 4 hours. Do you think it makes sense to spend 4 hours on the street to work 8 hours? I don't think so. In Jogja and Bali every places could be reached within minutes, here, we have to spare at least 2 hours if we have a meeting. Meni gelo euy!
I didn't know about the statistic, but in Jakarta on weekdays it could take you 4-6 hours going back and forth to work. And weekend even worse, seems like everyone is going out. And rain be it light or hard can cause a major traffic. There was one time during rain we were stuck in the street for more than 8 hours, everyone start twitting, it was like a national disaster. Two biggest challenge for our new governor, traffic and flood, amongst many other like criminal, unemployment, etc, etc.
Enjoy your night mba