14th day self quarantine

 I have been staying at home for 14 days, all of this I have done to prevent the spread of the corona virus.Because I have nothing else to do, I think of writing and maintaining my blog :).Because of this corona virus, the average person in Indonesia is now doing #stayathome where we do all the activities at home.It's funny, because we are now experiencing one of the historical events.

  #stayathome is something new for me. productive at home is difficult for me, because I usually use the house as a place to rest.And it feels weird because we have to stay at home. Even if we just want to go out for shopping we have to think twice.One of the things that feels strange to me is also about worship. I accept the decision to worship at home, because we have to look after ourselves, but this feels strange.

  14 Days at home I do the same routine. Wake up, take a bath, eat, pray, finish assignments, play mobile phone.I really hope that this problem can be resolved before the beginning of Ramadan, because I really want to enjoy the atmosphere of Ramadan without the pressure of this problem. Added to this is because there is an Eid-ul-Fitr event which is usually celebrated with family gatherings.

   I think I want to hibernate until Lebaran, which I hope when I wake up this problem is solved. To be honest the reason I want to hibernate is because I also hope that i can forget about her, it's sad because she already has a boyfriend.why am I telling my heart's content?? :v

   Because basically this is my blog, actually I'm free to do anything.But, I also want to convey an important message. For those of you who are reading, I pray for your health as long as you remain #stayathome and listen to the advice of the medical staff. I also hope that you will pray and appreciate the medical staff working in the field to prevent the spread of this corona virus

That's all from me, always healthy

-Zahid

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                   Fatiha Motivational Speech


1.'If you're not my sunshine,please be my future'

2.'Maafkanlah ketidakjelasanku ini.tapi,yakinlah bahwa suatu hal yang jelas berasal dari suatu ketidakjelasan'

3.'Awalnya kukira hanya gagasan bodoh,tapi ketika kulihat dunia.. aku kecewa akan banyaknya orang bodoh di dunia ini'

4.'Bagaimana bisa mundur jika di belakang ada tembok? Berpikirlah seperti itu ketika duniamu memaksamu mundur'

5.'Kata ibuku,janganlah menggantungkan asa pada orang lain,gantungkanlah asa mu pada tuhan'


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         ᮞᮨᮊᮤᮃᮔ᮪,ᮒᮥᮔ᮪ᮌ᮪ᮌᮥ ᮕᮧᮞ᮪ᮒ᮪ ᮘᮨᮛᮤᮊᮥᮒ᮪ᮑ

Is it cool enough?

     The Indonesian Geographical association was born in 1967, this association was established with the aim of advancing & fighting geography educator in Indonesian because at that time was the discare that geography education in Indonesia Will be deleted.

The process of establishing this organization was carried out, through the first Congress with the election period 1967 - 1981 with Dr. ida Bagus Mantra as the first chairman, after that his chairman continued with re election as chairman in 1981 - 1985 period through second Congress until now. Indonesian Geographical Association has leid 8 Congress, where each Congress has produced new chairman, come have retained previous chairman.

The Indonesian Geographical Association had stop the activities/shut down the organization in 1995 - 1997 and showed the existence in 1997 by holding a large Congress.

The Indonesian Geographical Association was officially declared as a national organization on Thursday May 21 2015 in sleman.

  Source:Miqdad blog

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                   Zahid Motivational Speech

  1.'try my best to pursue the things you can achieve before you and let God give the results, because there is no god plan that bad if you have good intentions to live'

2.'ketika perasaanmu dapat mengalahkan logika disitulah bukti bahwa anda adalah manusia,tapi jika logika mengalahkan perasaanmu disitulah rasa kemanusiaanmu dipertanyakan?'

3.'time is an element that cannot be controlled by us.  if we have activities time will run fast and vice versa. one more thing, time cannot be rotated, licked, and dipped like Oreo.'

4.'Hidup itu lucu,tapi kenapa aku tak bisa tertawa dan malah menangis?'

5.'1000 kali minta maaf tak ada gunanya bila tak dimaafkan,berbagai cara dicoba pun tak ada gunanya apabila gagal. Tapi,apa salahnya mencoba?'

                                                                Geosac 2020



Geosac is a geography olympiad whose registration was opened for Southeast Asia, me and 3 others happened to be appointed by my geography teacher, Ms Mona to represent high school 3

Geosac implementation is divided into 2 days, the first day for the opening and doing  the Olympics while the second day for tracking to Ciwangun indah camp


The first day was short for me, because I was only working on the olymipcs question in the chair from morning to evening




the fun part is on the second day when we do hiking. this is because we are divided into groups to work on the environment-based geotrek questions around.I socialize with my group of friends and you could say I almost fell in love with one of my group friends.the interesting thing is that my male friends is trying to get the two of us closer together in ways that I didn't think of.This makes me ashamed and happy at the same time.

in the afternoon, after hiking was notified of the winner announcement at the BPU building, UPI.of 200 contestants I can only achieve rank 163, but I do not feel disadvantaged because I managed to get new friends. even more interesting I managed to photograph together with 26

this is a photo of my new friends, hopefully geosac is not our last meeting :)

The Legend Of Urashima

Long, long ago there lived on the coast of the sea of Japan a young fisherman named Urashima, a kindly lad, and clever with his rod and line.

Well, one day he went out in his boat to fish. Instead of catching any fish, what do you think he caught? Why, a great big tortoise! It had a hard shell and such a funny wrinkled old face and a tiny tail. Now I must tell you something which you very likely don’t know; and that is that tortoises always live a thousand years - or at least Japanese tortoises do. Urashima thought to himself; “A fish would do for my dinner just as well as this tortoise - in fact, better. Why should I go and kill the poor thing, and prevent it from enjoying itself for another nine hundred and ninety-nine years? No, no! I won’t be so cruel. I am sure mother wouldn’t like me to.” With these words, he threw the tortoise back into the sea.

The next thing that happened was that Urashima went to sleep in his boat - for it was one of those hot summer days when almost everybody enjoys a nap of an afternoon. As he slept, there came up from beneath the waves a beautiful girl, who got into the boat and said, "I am the daughter of the Sea God, and I live with my father in the Dragon Palace, beyond the waves. It was not a tortoise that you caught just now, and so kindly threw back into the water instead of killing it; it was myself. My father, the Sea God, had sent me to see whether you were good or bad."

“We now know that you are a good, kind boy who doesn’t like to do cruel things; and so I have come to fetch you. You shall marry me, if you like, and we will live happily together for a thousand years in the Dragon Palace beyond the deep blue sea.”

Urashima took one oar, and the Sea God’s daughter took the other, and they rowed, and they rowed, and they rowed until at last they came to the Dragon Palace where the Sea God lived and ruled as king over all the dragons, the tortoises and the fishes.

Oh dear! What a lovely place it was! The walls of the palace were of coral, the trees had emeralds for leaves and rubies for berries, the fishes’ scales were of silver, and the dragons’ tails of solid gold. Just think of the very most beautiful, glittering things that you have ever seen, and put them all together, and then you will know what this palace looked like. It all belonged to Urashima - for was he not the son-in-law of the Sea God, the husband of the lovely Dragon Princess?

Well, they lived on happily for three years, wandering about every day among the beautiful trees with emerald leaves and ruby berries. But one morning Urashima said to his wife, “I am very happy here. Still I want to go home and see my father and mother, and brothers and sisters. Just let me go for a short time, and I’ll soon be back again.”

“I don’t like you to go,” said she, “I am very much afraid that something dreadful will happen. However, if you will go, there is no help for it. Only you must take this box, and be very careful not to open it. If you open it, you will never be able to come back here.”

Urashima promised to take great care of the box, and not to open it on any account. Then, getting into his boat, he rowed off, and at last landed on the shore of his own country.

What had happened while he had been away? Where had his father’s cottage gone to? What had become of the village where he used to live? The mountains indeed were there as before, but the trees on them had been cut down. The little brook that ran close by his father’s cottage was still running, but there were no women washing clothes in it anymore. It seemed very strange that everything should have changed so much in three short years.

As two men chanced to pass along the beach, Urashima went up to them and said, “Can you tell me please where Urashima’s cottage, that used to stand here, has been moved to?”

“Urashima?” Said they. “Why, it was four hundred years ago that he was drowned while out fishing. His parents, his brothers, and their grandchildren are all dead long ago. It is an old, old story. How can you be so foolish as to ask after his cottage? It fell to pieces hundreds of years ago.”

Then it suddenly flashed across Urashima’s mind that the Sea God’s Palace beyond the waves, with its coral walls and its ruby fruits and its dragons with tails of solid gold, must be part of a fairy land, and that one day there was probably as long as a year in this world, so that his three years in the Sea God’s palace had really been hundreds of years.

Of course there was no use in staying at home - now that all his friends were dead and buried. Even the village had passed away. So Urashima was in a great hurry to get back to his wife, the Dragon Princess beyond the sea. Which was the way? He couldn’t find it, with no one to show it to him.

“Perhaps,” thought he, “if I open the box which she gave me, I shall be able to find the way.” So he disobeyed her orders not to open the box — or perhaps he forgot them, foolish boy that he was. Anyhow, he opened the box; and what do you think came out of it? Nothing but a white cloud which floated away over the sea. Urashima shouted to the cloud to stop, rushed about and screamed with sorrow - for he remembered now what his wife had told him - and how, after opening the box, he should never be able to go to the Sea God’s palace again.

Soon he could neither run nor shout any more. Suddenly his hair grew as white as snow, his face got wrinkled, and his back bent like that of a very old man. His breath stopped short, and he fell down dead on the beach.

Direct speech in the text

•  “A fish would do for my dinner just as well as this tortoise - in fact, better. Why should I go and kill the poor thing, and prevent it from enjoying itself for another nine hundred and ninety-nine years? No, no! I won’t be so cruel. I am sure mother wouldn’t like me to.”
• "I am the daughter of the Sea God, and I live with my father in the Dragon Palace, beyond the waves. It was not a tortoise that you caught just now, and so kindly threw back into the water instead of killing it; it was myself. My father, the Sea God, had sent me to see whether you were good or bad."
• “We now know that you are a good, kind boy who doesn’t like to do cruel things; and so I have come to fetch you. You shall marry me, if you like, and we will live happily together for a thousand years in the Dragon Palace beyond the deep blue sea.”
•  “I am very happy here. Still I want to go home and see my father and mother, and brothers and sisters. Just let me go for a short time, and I’ll soon be back again.”
• “I don’t like you to go,”
• “I am very much afraid that something dreadful will happen. However, if you will go, there is no help for it. Only you must take this box, and be very careful not to open it. If you open it, you will never be able to come back here.”
•  “Can you tell me please where Urashima’s cottage, that used to stand here, has been moved to?”
• “Urashima?Why, it was four hundred years ago that he was drowned while out fishing. His parents, his brothers, and their grandchildren are all dead long ago. It is an old, old story. How can you be so foolish as to ask after his cottage? It fell to pieces hundreds of years ago.”
• “Perhaps,if I open the box which she gave me, I shall be able to find the way.”
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 source:https://www.storynory.com/urashima/