Due to the uncertainty of my package’s arrival,
here’s one special post for you, Icha!
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Getting Married? (A Gift for Icha)
Racism in Tourism
It’s not just white people who go on holiday.
‘Non-white faces in travel brochures are rare except as smiling foreign waiters and exotic entertainers,’ said Michael Lomotey, who is black British.
‘Perhaps it’s assumed that black people all travel to visit friends and relatives and have no interest in travelling for leisure like everyone else – a crazy business assumption.
Or is it unspoken racism within tourism industry?’
(Pattullo, et al, 2009, p. 40)
For me, the question applies to not only black but every other race.
Pattullo, P., Minelli, O., Hourmant, P., Smith, P., Viesnik, L., and Dall, A. (2009) The Ethical Travel Guide: Your Passport to Alternative Holidays. 2nd ed. London: Earthscan.
Movie Tour
When daily life gets boring, Wellington would be a door to the fantasy world. Despite the unpredictable weather and the extremely strong wind, Wellington has many things to offer. Amongst the great outdoor adventures and fascinating collection of New Zealand’s faunas, one of the most recommended things to do in Wellington would be the movie tour, especially the Lord of the Rings movie tour.
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Makin Tua Makin Jadi?
Ada beberapa hal yang menginspirasi saya untuk menulis tulisan ini.
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Library
Once I was asked, in one of my English lessons, what paradise would look like for me
My answer was, and I still remember it until now,
“Paradise would look like a place filled with any book you could ever think of, any book you want to read, and you are free to read there as long as you want.”
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Hormat-Menghormati (?)
Saya akan memulai tulisan ini dengan sebuah pernyataan:
“ketika kamu akan memasuki suatu komunitas tertentu dan para pendahulu komunitas itu bilang: ‘disini tidak ada senioritas’, JANGAN PERCAYA!”
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Bri-Jesh
I have been wanting to write about this for a long time, but due to my current study where my Professors want me to cite and reference everything, I decided to have my ‘facts’ done first.
So, what I wanna write now is my thoughts on my most favourite TV series.
The Big Bang Theory and Glee.
Well, The Big Bang Theory is still my most favourite TV series now, but unfortunately, I’m loosing it with Glee.
But I’m not here to talk about why those two TV series become my favourite ones.
The topic of this post would be my two most favourite characters in those two TV series: Rajesh Ramayan Koothrappali and Brittany Susan Pierce.
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Eating vs Drinking
For more information about Tony Allan (one of my current favourite Professors), you can check him out here, or here.
You can also see and hear how Tony speaks and glimpse at one of his remarkable publications.
Annual Family Holiday (Part One)
It’s been a tradition for me and my family to get together every new year.
This fact bugs my sister a lot of time, because she -as many teenagers do- would prefer to be with her friends.
So, to solve any problem, we usually go abroad to celebrate it.
Last/this year, (it’s kinda hard to distinguish when you travel at the end of the year) we went to Sydney and Wellington.
It was not our first visit to Sydney and we were still so much in love with the city. But I’m gonna dwell on Sydney a little later.
Wellington was something new for all of us, so we were excited.
When we first got to the Wellington airport, we were almost lost.
The New Zealand’s English was so very hard to understand. If you think Australians talk funny, try listening to New Zealanders. They talk even funnier!
(Although I met a local girl and she denied it, through and through)
Heat Wave
I love England in a heat wave.
It’s a different country.
All the rules change.
…
You know what I mean.
People are more at ease – a couple of days’ sunshine and we become Italians.
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Robbie Turner in Atonement by Ian McEwan (p. 128)