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Saturday, February 25, 2012
Japan Trip Volume #1
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My Family
My family has 4 members. Me, my brother, my mom and my dad. We
are from Indonesia and we are Catholic. I am 9 years old. I learn Chinese,
piano, ballet and swimming after-school every Monday with Mr. Mark.
My brother is 6 years old. He learns Chinese,
piano, soccer and swimming after-school with Mr. Mark just like me (except soccer with ballet that is ['u']). My mom has
2 sisters and 2 brothers. My mom makes cupcakes and makes them at home. If you
want to look at some types of cupcakes please visit Cupcakelicious U at:
http://cupcakeliciousubysukma.blogspot.com/
Or you can look more on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CupcakeliciousU
Now let's go back to the topic.
What were we on again?... Oh yeah. My dad has one sister. He likes to do
swimming, badminton, Lego and do outdoor activities. That's all for today! Good
Bye! See you on my next adventure! (^v^) l'v'l ('o')
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Let's Explore... Koh Samui!
Laaa, Laaa, La, Laa, La, Laa, Sing a happy s...Oh! Sorry! l,v_v,l You want to hear the story? Here is the story from the last part in the end of "Koh Samui... Here We Come!" Here is the website if you haven't read that part. http://sasha2002.blogspot.com/2012/02/koh-samui-here-we-come.html
While we were lining up, my brother kept telling me many things what we might do there, he never stopped telling me. He kept babbling soo long as a blabbermouth and a Chatty Kathy or maybe even very talkative. I wasn't even able to tell him anything that that our mom and dad already told me what we were going to do. I looked at my mom and dad strangely. My mom and dad heard some things that he said, but they shook their heads, because they are the only ones who know what we are going to do there (even me).
When the line moved, my brother pulled me soo hard again and I was following him with only one foot hopping up and down. When we reached the part of the line, he started talking again. He pulled me again, and now I was hopping on the other foot. Then he talked to me again. Then he pulled me again, now with me running after him. Then again he talked to me. Then it started over and over and over again. Until I was sooooooooooooooooo tired. UH...UH...UH... Then we reached the end of the port. UH...UH...UH...I am still tired... Ok. Ready. We took a tuk tuk and sat in UH... still tired... there and then zoomed off to our destination which is the hotel. I finally felt more calm and not really tired any more. We also tried to jump and pose in the air. We explored our hotel and also played at the beach. Here is one of the videos we played at the beach. Good Bye! Second day of Koh Samui, here we go!
While we were lining up, my brother kept telling me many things what we might do there, he never stopped telling me. He kept babbling soo long as a blabbermouth and a Chatty Kathy or maybe even very talkative. I wasn't even able to tell him anything that that our mom and dad already told me what we were going to do. I looked at my mom and dad strangely. My mom and dad heard some things that he said, but they shook their heads, because they are the only ones who know what we are going to do there (even me).
Things I Do After-School
I will play downstairs and look around from 4:00 until my mom comes. Last semester, if it was on Wednesdays, I'll have to do basket-ball after-school with Mr. Mark and go with my mom to send Brandon(my brother) to his soccer class in Arsenal. On Thursdays I will go to KPN and do piano. This semester, if it's on Mondays I'll have to do swimming after-school with Mr. Mark. On Wednesdays, still I have to go with my mom to send Brandon to his soccer class. No basket-ball anymore. On Thursdays, piano class. It's fun to do things after-school if you are a pick-up and your'e parents pick you up late. ;D I love it... ;D... and you know it. Here's my brother Brandon in soccer.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Wow! We're finally in wonderful Perth!
Oh hello there! Remember I told you how we got to Perth? Yes right? If you didn't see it click on the website on the bottom of this post. This story is a sequel from the last post. Here it is!
We got ready and went downstairs to explore Perth. I took my jacket, just in case if it's cold. As we walked out of the hotel, the cold wind stung our faces. I quickly put on my jacket. Then we ran down the road from the hotel. When we wanted to cross the road, we had to press a button on the traffic light for pedestrians. I pressed the button, and the red light stayed there. Then as the green light flashed on, the red light for the cars was brightly shining and giving out it's light. The cars stopped. Then we were able to pass.

It was very fun in Perth. We went to the Caversham Wildlife Park and saw many animals. I saw kangaroos, joeys, wallaby, koalas, wombats, snakes, camels, pigs, goats, sheep, horses, and a hundred more. We ate lunch there under the shade of a tree. After the whole day of watching, feeding and taking pictures with the animals, we waited under the shade and sat on a bench outside the cafeteria. I saw they were selling juices with different tastes and pretty bottles in the fridge. I wanted one, so I asked my mom and dad if they could buy me one. They said if I want one, I have to ask for it myself. I ran there and asked how much it was, then bought the juice. I bought a bottle of peach juice. My brother also wanted one. I went with him and he bought the tropical one. While we were drinking the juice, I saw a peacock. It showed it's colourful feathers. We took a lot of pictures and video recordings in Caversham. Here is one of the video clips of me feeding rabbits.
The next day we went to the Science Center. It was amazing there was a robot that can draw my face with only one look! You know that this robot was not my friend, and it was the first time we met each other. I tried a force experiment which I had to sit down and pull myself up with a rope. I saw a pinball like game where the ball got carried up through many pipes and obstacles, but in the end it was going back down by a spiral track. We also went to Western Australian museum and saw many different things there. We went to a place called Perth Mint. It was a shop where they sell many kinds of gold and silver products. I was surprised to see a huge chocolate shaped like money there.
The third day my parents took us to Fremantle by boat. We waited for the boat by watching seagulls. I tried to go as near as I can to the seagull, but I couldn't do it. My nearest one near the seagull was when I only needed one more step near the seagull, but the seagull heard my footsteps and flew away. The boat came. We went in and found places to sit in. It was fun in the boat. When we reached Fremantle, we walked around the market, we saw an old lady dressed up as a silver fairy on the street. Her body was painted silver and she tried to stand still and smile. When my brother and I approached her, she shared her......actually it's kinda secret you know, I don't feel like telling you....but okay I gave up. She gave us her magical silver fairy dust to both of us. My brother held it tight in his hand, afraid they were flown away and the magic was gone. He would be very sad.... Then we walked more and saw a girl with red hair playing guitar on the street. I took a picture with her. She was really good with her guitar playing. There was also a man playing an , and many more. We went back to the hotel, and got ready for the last day. We ate at Ms. Maud that night and ate french fries and chips for dinner. We got some balloons and got a rabbit key chain. The next day, we said good-bye to Perth, let go of our balloons into the sky, and left to the airport, and head back home to Thailand.
We got ready and went downstairs to explore Perth. I took my jacket, just in case if it's cold. As we walked out of the hotel, the cold wind stung our faces. I quickly put on my jacket. Then we ran down the road from the hotel. When we wanted to cross the road, we had to press a button on the traffic light for pedestrians. I pressed the button, and the red light stayed there. Then as the green light flashed on, the red light for the cars was brightly shining and giving out it's light. The cars stopped. Then we were able to pass.
It was very fun in Perth. We went to the Caversham Wildlife Park and saw many animals. I saw kangaroos, joeys, wallaby, koalas, wombats, snakes, camels, pigs, goats, sheep, horses, and a hundred more. We ate lunch there under the shade of a tree. After the whole day of watching, feeding and taking pictures with the animals, we waited under the shade and sat on a bench outside the cafeteria. I saw they were selling juices with different tastes and pretty bottles in the fridge. I wanted one, so I asked my mom and dad if they could buy me one. They said if I want one, I have to ask for it myself. I ran there and asked how much it was, then bought the juice. I bought a bottle of peach juice. My brother also wanted one. I went with him and he bought the tropical one. While we were drinking the juice, I saw a peacock. It showed it's colourful feathers. We took a lot of pictures and video recordings in Caversham. Here is one of the video clips of me feeding rabbits.
The next day we went to the Science Center. It was amazing there was a robot that can draw my face with only one look! You know that this robot was not my friend, and it was the first time we met each other. I tried a force experiment which I had to sit down and pull myself up with a rope. I saw a pinball like game where the ball got carried up through many pipes and obstacles, but in the end it was going back down by a spiral track. We also went to Western Australian museum and saw many different things there. We went to a place called Perth Mint. It was a shop where they sell many kinds of gold and silver products. I was surprised to see a huge chocolate shaped like money there.
The third day my parents took us to Fremantle by boat. We waited for the boat by watching seagulls. I tried to go as near as I can to the seagull, but I couldn't do it. My nearest one near the seagull was when I only needed one more step near the seagull, but the seagull heard my footsteps and flew away. The boat came. We went in and found places to sit in. It was fun in the boat. When we reached Fremantle, we walked around the market, we saw an old lady dressed up as a silver fairy on the street. Her body was painted silver and she tried to stand still and smile. When my brother and I approached her, she shared her......actually it's kinda secret you know, I don't feel like telling you....but okay I gave up. She gave us her magical silver fairy dust to both of us. My brother held it tight in his hand, afraid they were flown away and the magic was gone. He would be very sad.... Then we walked more and saw a girl with red hair playing guitar on the street. I took a picture with her. She was really good with her guitar playing. There was also a man playing an , and many more. We went back to the hotel, and got ready for the last day. We ate at Ms. Maud that night and ate french fries and chips for dinner. We got some balloons and got a rabbit key chain. The next day, we said good-bye to Perth, let go of our balloons into the sky, and left to the airport, and head back home to Thailand.
(Back: Left to Right-My mom, my dad)
(Front: Left to Right-My brother (Brandon), and ME!)
Here is the blog post website if you haven't read the first part.
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