Binar, 1 thn 4 bln. 👶
The youngest tiniest little traveler I ever brought. Bayi paling anteng sepanjang perjalanan.
Berkat bapak n ibunya yang doyan jalan2, Binar sudah ikut mudik darat dari umur 2 bulan. Umur 8 bulan sudah camping tidur di tenda di pinggir pantai di Jawa Tengah, naik kapal berjam2 ke Karimun Jawa dsb.
Bapaknya cerita, "ini perjalanan Binar paling mewah nih, naik pesawat, nginep di hotel pake ac..biasanya dia nginep di tenda 😂" Oh you lucky baby, given the chance of the humble life since a very young age. I envy you. Hope you grow up to be as humble and adventurous as your parents ❤😊 #theTLlife 🍃 — With wuki
2 years ago from Tanjung Pandan
#FidaTravels #Pathmemories #TanjungPandan #Belitung #dulubanyakceritadiPath #FidaWrites #moreonPath
Bukan karena terjebak masuk comitee-nya maka saya harus mengungkapkan ini. Tapi sungguh, ada rasa bangga tersendiri berdiri dan merasakan keindahan suatu tempat bersejarah yang sudah tersulap cantik untuk memfasilitasi perhelatan olahraga kelas internasional. Sebuah tempat yang kami sadari dapat mempersatukan seluruh bangsa.
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#GBK dulu adalah tempat saya belajar diving, tempat nonton konser, tempat hunting kerjaan di job fair, tempat beli barang traveling di berbagai expo jalan2, nonton fashion show.. Ah, banyak sekali memorinya. Sekarang kalau ke GBK, saya akan selalu ingat event cadas ini. Event dimana saya jadi bercita-cita menjadikan anak saya seorang atlet suatu hari nanti 😄.
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So proud of all Indonesians, athletes and crew behind the success of #AsianGames2018.
My life gets so random its exhilarating.
I believe in the power of networking and good attitude. And I think this is why I am here today.
I was so lucky to asked to join #INASGOC by my ex colleague mba @dhanilinuwih . We worked together before in 2014 and thankful that she thought of me when she was offered to take part of the #TorchRelayAsianGames2018 ceremony.
Our job was far from what everyone expected it to be. We became one out of THOUSANDS of workers that helped shaped this miraculously awesome international event. It was an emotionally, mentally and physically challenging work. (You can call my doctor and ask what it has done to my body. Lol). My phone rang 24/7 nonstop the whole month, traveled to a few places, went to places I never thought I'd go (Istana Negara, Balai Kota meeting with the Vice Governor, Airforce runways, meeting city Mayors etc.) I made so many mistakes and apologized to so many people. Life changing, for sure.
My job was far more simple than the others who actually travelled nonstop the whole month for #TorchRelayAsianGames2018, but we know that everything was done through all team efforts.
VIP handling to logistics was pretty much what I did. And being able to meet the country's powerful people was one of the perks of being here. Also making sure they had proper uniforms on too! (LOL, IMPORTANT)
Having the #INASGOC uniform on was abiding to a risk of coming in as early as 4am, and going back at 4.30am. I get to put on a smile everyday though my heart and brain was actively swearing and cussing. It was that wrecking. But if you had watched last night's Opening Ceremony and saw that Torch light up, it was definitely a tear jerking moment for me to finally have some rest from all the heavy liftings, climbing boxes and dealing with bigheaded authorities.
I gained so many new networks and good friends through out this month long journey and looking forward to see so many great outcomes from my country's athletes from this event.
#sukseskanasiangames2018 #energyofasia #torchrelayasiangames2018
