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2 December 2010
December
Suasana Christmas, lagu - lagu christmas, ornamen & hiasan christmas menghiasa hampir semua tempat.
December tahun ini juga special, karena ini adalah December terakhir gue dengan status single. Bulan ini juga, bulan terakhir gue bakal ikut yang namanya Workers Year End Dinner, yang diadain oleh JPCC untuk semua volunteer-nya.
This December, bakal jadi bulan December yang bakal berarti banget. Dan pastinya, ngga akan dilewatin dengan sia - sia.
1st day of December, gue tutup dengan DATE. I'm so grateful, bisa berada dalam DATE ini. Mudah - mudahan nanti pas di SYD, bisa dapat komunitas yang cocok.
28 November 2010
25 November 2010
It's SURPRISE baby!
RESOLUSI
14 November 2010
Wedding Venue
Huaaaaa sudah lama sekali ga update blog. :( Mmm... sejak balik dr Syd, sibuknya luaarrr biasa, apalagi menjelang end of year. ckckckck.... *speechless*
15 July 2010
Resep Orek Tempe a la Warteg
Nahh... ini nih.. Makananya kesukaan Andi. Biar udah tinggal di Sydney. Menu ini, terussss aja jadi menu favorite dia.
Kalo di Indo, ini terkenal dengan makanan murah, kalo di Sydney, ngga jadi makanan murah. :P
Soalnya, harga bahan2nya terbilang cukup mahal dan musti cari di Toko Asia.
Anw, ini resep yang udah diuji coba sama saya sendiri. Untuk taste, mmm... yaaaa bisa mengobati rasa kangen sama tempe orek a la warteg deh.. =)
Selamat mencoba!
Bahan :
* 300 gr tempe, dipotong kotak2 panjang, digoreng kering (awas gosong!)
* 4 buah cabai merah, iris halus
* 2 sdm kecap manis
* 2 ruas lengkuas
* 2 sdm asam jawa, di beri air, ambil airnya.
* 1 sdm gula merah, sisir
* 2 lembar daun salam
* 2 sdm minyak untuk menumis
* garam & lada secukupnya.
Bumbu halus:
4 siung bawang merah
2 siung bawang putih
3 cabai merah (jika mau pedas)
Cara memasak :
Goreng & tiriskan tempe yang telah garing. Kemudian tumis bumbu halus sampai wangi, masukkan cabai iris, lengkuas & daun salam. Aduk2, kemudian masukkan air asam jawa, kemudian masukkan gula jawa, aduk2 hingga rata. Masukkan garam & lada secukupnya. Aduk hingga gula tercampur (tidak bergumpal). Terakhir masukkan tempe, aduk2 hingga tercampur rata & masukkan kecap manis.
Siap dihidangkan. =)
*notes: gambar diambil dari kaskus
12 July 2010
Bubur Ketan Hitam
Hai haii... i'm back. Muncul2, dengan posting resep makanan. Yaaa maklum deh.. sejak tiba di SYD, setelah bosen jalan2, hal yang paling sering dilakukan adalah masak. :) Thanks God, mami-nya Andi seneng masak juga. Jadi bisa masak bareng deh..
Anw, ini salah satu menu snack favorite kita, di waktu winter ini.
Bahan Bubur Ketan Hitam :
- 250 gr ketan hitam, cuci, dan rendam 2 jam.
- 1 liter air
- 3 lembar daun pandan (bisa disimpul atau di potong panjang2)
- 1 sdt garam
- 150 gr gula merah
- 3 sdm gula pasir
Bahan Saus Santan :
- 1 liter santan encer
- 1/2 sdt garam
- 2 lembar daun pandan
Cara membuat Bubur Ketan Hitam :
- Rendam ketan, tiriskan.
- Didihkan air, masukkan ketan dan pandan sampai mendidih kembali.
- Kecilkan api, biarkan sampai ketan menjadi bubur, aduk sesekali.
- Masukkan gula merah dan garam, aduk, tambahkan gula pasir jika kurang manis.
- Saus santan: didihkan bersama garam dan pandan, angkat.
- Sajikan bubur hangat atau dingin, disiram saus santan.
27 June 2010
9 days to go....
23 June 2010
20 June 2010
5 June 2010
29 days to go...
30 May 2010
29 May 2010
Celesto Journey & another blessing....
21 May 2010
Curhat 1
Sedalamnya hati ku
Hanya Kau tempat ku berlindung
Hanya Engkau Gunung ku dan kekuatan ku
Ijinkanlah ku datang menyembah
Membawa syukur ku
Sedalamnya hatiku, Kau pun tau
Dan Kasih Mu tak jauh dalam jiwa ku
Di dalam kesesakan, di dalam kemenangan
by. Sidney Mohede
Di buat & di nyanyiin sama my youth Pastor, Sidney Mohede. http://sidneymohede.tumblr.com/
One of the most talented - funky male singer and worship leader in Indonesia
9 May 2010
RANDOM THINGS, FACTS, HABITS, OR GOALS ABOUT NATZ.
1. Paling hobi gigit2 kuku.
2. Punya cita-cita pengen jadi PASTRY CHEF terkenal. Trus punya cake shop - bakery terkenal di Indo.
3. Lagi belajar u/ bisa makan Sayuran dan temannya si buah-buahan.
4. For me family is very IMPORTANT. Can't life without them.
5. I love charity. For me, BERBAGI dengan orang yang memerlukan, membawa kepuasan sendiri.
6. PHOBIA sama RUANGAN yang gelap, sesak, dan RAMAI.
7. I LOVE DOGS. Specially my buddies, Boogie & Casper.
8. Don't know why, tapi dari kecil gue suka sekali sama angka 8.
9. Once i’ve set my mind on something, it's difficult to persuade me. Otherwise, i do not like to leave anything to chance. PLANNING means SAFETY for me, as well as order and dicipline.
10. Takut banget sama kucing. Lebih tepatnya: I HATE CATS. Dan juga semua binatang melata, berdarah dingin. @_@
11. Paling NGGA suka ketemu sama orang yang SOK. (Sok Tau, Sok Kenal, Sok Akrab, Sok Pintar, Sok kaya, Sok rohani, ETC.)
12. Suka bangetttt sama HUJAN!!! (DANCING IN THE RAIN.. )
13. Berusaha untuk hidup sehat, dengan cara minum air putih minimal 10 gelas / hari.
14. Bisa baca buku dan nonton DVD seharian, tanpa makan & mandi. :P
15. I always show my feelings openly.
16. ADDICTED sama yang namanya FRENCH MENICURE-PEDICURE.
17. I LOVE TATTOO.. Punya tattoo dan berniat untuk menambah lagi, soon setelah married. :)
18. Traditional values is very important for me.
19. Ngga begitu suka sama minuman ber-alkohol, tapi bisa minum ngga mabok2.
20. I'm reliable and well organized.
21. I LOVE BALI....!!!
22. I prefer to prove my feelings by actions and quality time.
23. I cannot stand discord; conflicts make me very unhappy. I'm a harmony addicted.
24. Ngga pernah berasa kalo diri sendiri itu, soft - feminim. Eventhou banyak yang bilang " loe feminim iihhh..."
25. Paling suka pake shortpants. Gue punya 1/2 lusin shortpants. ;p
26. Addicted sama 1 fashion label, yang berhuruf depan Z, dan terdiri dari 4 huruf.
27. Sebelum tidur, paling suka nyemprotin badan pake parfum.
28. Ngga bisa lepas dari yang namanya GULING. -__-' *entah bagaimana nanti di syd?!
29. Suka travelling dan wisata kuliner.
30. Hobi masak. Tapi kalo uda masak, biasanya ngga mau makan. :( *eneg*
31. Suka sekali main air dan berenang... :)
32. Paling ngga bisa nonton film action - pembunuhan - setan, yang ada bisa lari-lari di tempat, kuku habis digigitin, ngga nonton film-nya malah dengerin ipod.
34. .... next...
35. bingung mau tulis apa lagi... ;p
Hehehehe itu sebagian besar facts about me. Ngga penting!!! Biarin aja, emang gue pikirin, ini blog punya gue ini. ;p
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Waiting for a wife
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Waiting for a Wife
Genesis 6:1-3, Ezra 10-11
Enjoy life with the woman whom you love all the days of your fleeting life which He has given to you under the sun; for this is your reward in life ... (Ecclesiastes 9.9)
The Biblical Perspective of Finding a Spouse.
There is no doubt that waiting on God for the right wife is crucial to living a godly and good life.
There are many women out there. Many are attractive. A good many are talented. Some are rich. These traits are trivial to our most basic question.
Will we wait for God's woman for us? We will see in our following discussion that once discretion is lost in choosing marriage partners, then the whole society quickly deteriorates.
Whenever the selection process of spouses is minimized, then the society reaps the consequences.
It heads full steam into a world of sensuality.
One Crucial Question
Several scriptures highlight the problems that occur when a man recklessly chooses a woman as a wife. When a man is quick in making a decision after his desires, then he shows that his understanding of marriage is shallow.
He is not thinking of preserving or establishing some heritage but fulfilling his desires.
The godly man must wait upon God for the wife God has for him.
The opposite of this occurred in two different passages that we will now look at.
Let us first look at Genesis 6.
The Selection Process (Genesis 6:1-3) Now it came about, when men began to multiply on the face of the land, and daughters were born to them, that the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful; and they took wives for themselves, whomever they chose. Then the LORD said, "My Spirit shall not strive with man forever, because he also is flesh; nevertheless his days shall be one hundred and twenty years." (Genesis 6:1-3, NASB).
Their decisions for choosing their wives were faulty for several reasons.
* When the eye focuses on beauty.
The sons of God were markedly different than the sons of man.
Up to this point there was a special distinction between the men who sought after God and the ones who had forgotten God.
They were known more by their commitment to God than their father.
This tension to preserve our godliness is the very same tension we face in our secular world today. These men should have paid more attention to their heritage and preserved their distinct vision. Without a vision of godliness, they got lost in other things which they saw.
* These God men "saw that the daughters of men were beautiful.".
They were not careful enough to govern what they saw.
Some might think this is unstoppable but it isn't.
If we are going along fine and then just start gazing at the women that cross our paths, whether in a magazine or on the street, we are in extreme danger.
We will start comparing them and being subtly enticed by these women.
The only way that we are ale to compare is to notice their different parts and gauge what pleases our eyes.
Once we notice their beauty, we deliberate on it, and our minds are influenced.
This is the reason we can not look at any pornography or any programs that entice us to pay attention to women's physical features.
Remember that these women are paid a lot of money because they do entice!
Once beauty became their focal point, then this is what their decisions of life were made upon.
They lost the ability to reason and reflect
The flesh seized control, and they never got it back
They lost it all.
* "They took wives for themselves."
Let us assume here that each man just took one wife, but I doubt it.
Notice here once beauty became their focal point,
then this is what their decisions of life were made upon.
They lost the ability to reason and reflect.
The flesh seized control, and they never got it back.
By the way, we are not saying that a beautiful wife is bad! Sarah was beautiful.
The issue is that beauty controlled them.
The way she talked, looked, walked, simply enticed his attention.
Reason and God's guidance took a far second place to the woman's beauty.
Women became too compelling for him to think otherwise.
* They became indiscriminate in their choices.
"Whom ever they choose."
This is a clear statement that the men of God took wives that did not share similar perspectives.
Genesis goes on describing the headlong fall of the society after this point.
Not much dirt is needed to make the clean dirty.
This is true with holiness too.
It stands as the highest priority to train our sons and daughters to spiritually judge things rather than physically or emotionally 'feel' things.
* The LORD responded to this right away.
He did not have to wait for a generation to prove His thesis.
Once the godly seed is lost among the ungodly, then there is no godly seed left.
God had no choice but to shorten life expectancy in order to preserve man,
otherwise the ungodliness would soon destroy the world.
A godly person must marry a godly person.
Balaam's big payload came about because of insight into this very principle.
Godliness must be protected. A church must carry on discipline.
A family must have rules. A government must have laws to preserve itself.
If what distinguishes God's people is lost even for just one generation, then it is gone.
Intermingling Unto Death (Ezra 9-10)
Ezra's response in chapters 9-10 all too clearly confirms the absolute finality of deadly compromise. There is no way to get it back. Once the seed of godliness is lost, it cannot be recovered. Whatever has been lost must be judged. Ezra heard it like this.
Now when these things had been completed, the princes approached me, saying,
"The people of Israel and the priests and the Levites have not separated themselves from the peoples of the lands, according to their abominations, those of the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Perizzites, the Jebusites, the Ammonites, the Moabites, the Egyptians, and the Amorites. "For they have taken some of their daughters as wives for themselves and for their sons, so that the holy race has intermingled with the peoples of the lands; indeed, the hands of the princes and the rulers have been foremost in this unfaithfulness." (Ezra 9:1-2).
All of God's marvelous works of bringing His people back into the land was going to be made irrelevant if the people started to intermarry the people in the land.
The leaders were accelerating this process by setting the terrible example. In 10:1 they said it might not be too late if they actually put these ungodly wives away along with their children.
There was no "Let's convert them" campaign.
Worship is influenced by heart love.
They could not just say, "No more." They would all perish within a generation if they did not cut off this intermingling. Fortunately, they followed through with this.
The scriptures say a lot about who we marry. It is not a trivial matter.
Below are some other suggestions in finding the right wife.
What kind of wife am I looking for?
A man must think concretely, "Is this the woman I want to sacrificially devote myself to all my life?"
He should not marry a woman unless he is willing to bind himself to her.
Once married,
then he must remain dedicated to loving her no matter how bad she is.
Here is a list to help us avoid getting married to the wrong woman.
The right phrase amplifies the thought on the left.
# Only marry a woman if your parents approve.
# Parents' decision is scriptural dictate.
# Learn to love the qualities that God loves.
# You will choose what you like.
# Get out of any pornography and lust.
# Porno makes the physical compelling.
# Stop watching the standard movies and programs.
# Need to stop being trained by the wrong thing.
# Pray regularly for God's provision.
# God's pick is more important than your own.
# Pay attention to character quality rather than beauty.
# Her character shapes the quality of relationship.
# Observe the way she responds (attitude) to her parents, especially her father.
# Her relationship with her parents reflects how she will respond to her husband.
# Grow in your own character so she will like you!
# Are you what this woman deserves and likes?!
We tend to go in the direction that we like.
We will choose what we deep down are looking for.
Unless we have changed our values to match with the Lord's,
then we will be going after things that the Lord is not pleased with.
Just think.
If your mind wanders from woman to woman now,
do you really think you are looking for a woman who is trained by God? No.
The one that entices you will hold your attention.
Use any pre-marriage time left to train yourself in self-control,
obedience to parents and devotedness to serving others.
A Quick Word to Single Women
When the husband is committed to his wife with constant love, then she has no fear of abandonment. She grows from her anticipation in what next step of love the husband will show.
The woman that is seeking a husband needs to think quite carefully about the man that she will in the future train herself to respond to.
She should ask,
"How mature is he? How much does he care about God's ways? Does he lead a spiritual life? Does he respect his parents? Do I like his leadership?"
In Summary
We need to do everything to instill a great vision for passing on godliness to our children.
Our sons must be trained in areas of self-control or they will not have control over lust.
Otherwise they will fall in with the world.
Positively, when a godly man and woman are matched up,
it becomes a beautiful place where more godly people will come from.
Our eyes must be shielded from all the 'beautiful' women around us.
They are made to entice us to look at women through the 'fleshly' eye.
We are all susceptible. We all must be careful.
By God's grace we will stand strong and raise a new generation of godly men and women.
100% copy-paste from "Waiting for a wife" (emphasis added), Bucknell, Paul J., Biblical Foundations for Freedom, http://www.foundationsforfreedom.net/Topics/WaitingOnGod/WaitUpon016.html, last accessed July 4 2007.
Picture copy-paste from http://www.eyefetch.com/image.aspx?ID=361350 browsing using google.
No Excuses .How to have a great marriage even if you had lousy role models
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Carrie's six-year marriage ended in an ugly divorce-not that it surprised her.
"I didn't have a chance," she told her best friend. "I grew up watching my parents fight constantly. I still remember Mom throwing a bag of flour at Dad. They divorced when I was 15."
On the other hand, Carrie's twin sister, Cheryl, is still happily married after 13 years. Carrie and Cheryl had the same parents, but they interpreted the turmoil in their childhood home differently. Carrie used her parents' angry, conflict-ridden relationship to explain the failure of her own marriage. But that can't be the whole picture, especially in light of her sister's healthy marriage.
A number of factors contribute to the success or failure of any marriage. And while the quality of your parents' relationship influences how you approach marriage, it's not the sole determinant of your future happiness. These guidelines will help you break any unhealthy patterns and show you how to make your marriage the close relationship you and your spouse desire.
Look to God for guidance and support. If your parents had a dysfunctional marriage, it will be difficult for you to develop a healthy relationship when you're not even sure what one looks like. But remember, God wants your marriage to thrive. Trust in him to direct you to the resources you need. Together with your mate, learn to rely on prayer to break through the roadblocks you encounter.
Learn from your parents' example. Seldom is a marriage so bad that a husband and wife could be mistaken for Darth Vader and the bride of Frankenstein. Even a bad marriage has some redeeming elements. Challenge yourself to look for the good in your parents' relationship and learn from what you find.
for example, Cheryl's husband, Doug, grew up with a father who didn't take his wife's concerns seriously. Whenever Doug's mom would try to talk about a problem, his dad would dismiss the issue with a "Yes, Dear." Yet Doug had to admit that his father loved his mother, because every year on their anniversary his father arranged for a special dinner out and ordered his wife's favorite flowers. Years later, Doug kept up that loving tradition with Cheryl.
At the same time, Doug vowed that in contrast to his dad's example, he would listen with respect to his wife and not brush off her comments with a pat answer. You can learn a lot about what you don't want to happen in your marriage by considering what your parents did poorly.
Study successful couples. Shortly after Cheryl and Doug got married, they became friends with an older couple Doug met at work. This couple served as a sounding board for Doug and Cheryl as they worked through the stressors common to newlyweds. In contrast, Carrie and her husband struggled alone-one possible reason their marriage failed.
Don't try to go it alone. Get to know a few happily married couples and ask them how they make their marriages work. In your search for good role models, think about couples who show uncommon courtesy to one another, who serve each other, and who are honest about their struggles-yet confident they can be worked through.
Pick up a good book. Hundreds of helpful marriage books are available, loaded with case studies and tips on what makes a marriage work. Read one of these books together and then put what you learn into practice. For a place to start, consider one of the following: Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, by John Gray; His Needs, Her Needs, by Willard Harley, Jr.; Love Is Never Enough, by Aaron Beck; and Letters to Karen, by Charlie Shedd.
Expand your horizons. Even if your marriage is going well, consider attending a church-sponsored marriage seminar, a marriage retreat or a marriage-enrichment weekend. These programs provide an excellent opportunity to focus on your marriage and give you time to begin making some needed adjustments. If you're going through tough times, consider getting counseling from a pastor or therapist who values keeping marriages together.
Take the initiative in making improvements. It may sound overly simplistic, but you need to ask your partner what you could do differently to strengthen your marriage. Often your spouse can detect a bad habit you picked up from your parents without realizing it.
Listen to what your mate tells you. Better yet, repeat what he or she says in an effort to clearly understand his or her position. Resist the urge to become defensive. And remember that small changes can make a big difference.
Prepare for the inevitable times of stress. When tensions are high, couples are more likely to backslide into habits they developed from observing their parents. In my (Everett's) family, for example, we tended to manipulate each other by sulking. Now, when I get stressed out over work demands or other issues, I'm alert to this tendency. Rather than sulk, I try to work through my stress and keep the lines of communication open with Kirby.
Watch out for unspoken expectations. You may not be aware of it, but your parents' relationship communicated certain expectations about marriage. If both of you picked up the same expectations, it won't become a source of conflict. Likewise, expectations that you are aware of usually don't figure into marital conflict. Because Carrie's father drank heavily, she was determined not to marry a drinker. She and her husband had long talks about alcohol before marrying. True to their discussions, alcohol never played an important role in her failed marriage. But other factors, not as easily identified, did.
It's when you have hidden expectations-and they don't mesh with those of your mate-that problems can arise. Carrie never talked to her husband about how she expected him to talk to her or how she thought household duties would be divided up. Those unspoken, unrecognized expectations were grist for the argument mill throughout her marriage.
When conflicts erupt over hidden expectations, couples often dip back into their families of origin for strategies to deal with the situation. If your parents had poor conflict-resolution skills, you're likely to do just what they modeled.
Does your marriage have a strike against it if your parents divorced or had a less than ideal marriage? Possibly, but not necessarily. If you choose to take positive action rather than dream up excuses, you and your mate can work together to make your marriage what God intended it to be.
Everett and Kirby Worthington are co-authors of Helping Parents Make Disciples and Value Your Children (both published by Baker). They live in Richmond, Virginia, with their four teenagers.
25 April 2010
Quantas oh quantas..
Setelah browsing2, trus banding2in harga dan waktu kebrangkatan-tiba, sempet tertarik sama MAS sih.. Soalnya ratenya kemarin pas promo, sempet 6jtan. Kepikiran wahh lumayan sekalian bisa mampir ke KL nih.. bisa ketemu sm my sis - bro in law sm my cutey niece. ;)
Tapiiii setelah diatur jadwal sama andi, harga tiket andi dr Syd-KL-JKT(pp) kok jadi ngga make sense yaa.. mahal benerrr.. uda gitu, pas andi nanti balik ke Syd, dia musti nunggu di KL lama bgt. 5 jam-an ada. Behh.. ga deh... kasian sayang ku. Bisa2 bulukan dia nunggu di airport.
Soo.. pilihan berikutnya jatuh ke Quantas atau Garuda. Bingung krn klo dari jakarta, harganya lebih murah naik Quantas. Tp klo u/ andi yg dr Syd, hrg Garuda lebih reasonable. Sempet bingung sih... Klo aku pengennya naik Quantas,entah kenapa berasa kurang percaya sama maskapai penerbangan Indo. Tapi disatu sisi, my dad justru wanti2 untuk suruh naik Garuda.
Namun akhirnya setelah melewati beberapa kali diskusi trus andi juga udah banding2in harga lewat website dan ke travel, akhirnya diputuskanlah kita naik Quantas.
Andi akhirnya beli tiket return Syd - Jkt - Syd. Agak nekat sih.. secara waktu andi beli tiket ini, cutinya belum di approve. ;p
Ada 1 kejadian yang lucu sih... Mengenai tiket ini. Jadi ceritanya gini, waktu sy beli tiket Quantas promo lewat website, keliatannya semua berjalan baik. Payment udah confirmed trus dapet salinan bahwa tiketnya sudah confirmed.Tapi sy bingung, kenapa nih tiket elektronik ngga bisa di print yaa??
Uda berkali kali coba, akhirnya menyerah dan memutuskan untuk telpon ke customer service Quantas Jkt. Pas telpon sm CS-nya Quantas dan menceritakan kesulitan sy untuk ngeprint e-ticket. CS-nya bilang bahwa tiket sy blom confirmed alias masih booking-an, makanya ngga bisa di print.
Huaaa kagett benerr!!! Akhirnya keukeuhkeukeuh-an sm CS-nya. Sambil bilang, mana mungkin bookingan sih mas, org sy liat sendiri, klo ada tulisan bahwa itu tiket uda confirmed, uda masukkin pembayaran juga, bla bla bla. *sambil ngomel2*
Untung aja CS-nya baik, akhirnya mas itu bilang, coba sy cek dulu mbak. Trus dia minta data2 sy, trus nomor tiketnya. Dan voilaaa... pas di check ternyata bener, ticket ku blom terbeli alias statusnya masih booking-an. ;(
Panik panik panik.... waktu denger itu. Soalnya kebayang klo ternyata uda di debit 8jt sm Credit Card. :(
Trus akhirnya si mas yang baik itu menjelaskan, klo ternyata Quantas JKT itu belum nge-link utk melakukan pembelian tiket secara online. Kalau hanya untuk melihat jadwal penerbangan atau harga memang bisa, tapi untuk pembayaran & pembelian secara online belum bisa.
Dan si mas, menyarankan untuk menghubungin CS Credit Card-nya, untuk memastikan bahwa tidak ada transaksi yang di debet untuk pembelian e-ticket ini.
Karena ngga mungkin juga Quantas akan melakukan pendebetan. :(
Akhirnya abis tutup telponnya si Mas Quantas, buru buru deh telp ke CS CC Niaga Platinum. Nanya ada ngga pendebetan untuk pembelian tiket seharga sekian2 dalam USD.
Thanks God, ternyata apa yang Mas Quantas bilang itu bener. Tidak ada sama sekali transaksi menggunakan USD untuk pembelian tiket. *legaaaa..*
Akhirnya besok paginya, buru2 mampir ke kantor pusat Quantas Airlines di daerah Sudirman (Gedung ANZ) dan beli tiket disono. Thanks God masih dapat harga promo, dan yang bikin kaget, ternyata pas hari itu, ternyata USD lagi turun. Sehingga prediksi kurs yang tadinya kira2 bakalan bisa hampir 8jt. Ehh... jadi ngga sampe 7,5jt.
Puji Tuhan bangettt... hehehehe God Is Good. :)
Uda gitu kemarin kemarin kan sy sm andi sempet bingung, takut takut entar ngga bisa dapat tempat duduk bareng. :( Tapi karena beli tiketnya langsung di Quantas, ternyata disana, bisa langsung pilih seat.
Jadilah akhirnya, sy pilih seat duluan, supaya entar pas check in gampang dan uda pasti bisa duduk berdua sm andi. :)
Yaaa.... lumayan lah.. menambah pengalaman, paling ngga lain kali uda tau kalo mau beli tiket online, musti check dan make sure kalo uda nge-link sm banking di Indo. :)
Satu lagi urusan bulan July beres. Tinggal beberapa hal aja... hehehe...