Market life naturally tough and has its unwritten rules. These rules have never changed since the stone era where our ancestors traded their fresh produce with their other needs. All of these complex transactions and "fights" are for a piece of paper that they believe has a value, money. The more papers you have the more powerful you are.
Spending time at the park is always fun for the kids and kids alike.. There were cultural performances by children from some schools. Lots of cheap toys and snacks.. Also good to improve social skills of our children.
Most of them never been to malls. The fun started at Carrefour playgrounds where they really indulge in the slides and balls. It continued with lunch at Pizza Hut Galleria then shopping for stationaries in Hypermart. A genuine "Thank you Om Nur and Tante Iin"
On our way home made us feel the effort was highly appreciated.
Its hard to see so much rubbish were left at the park. Meaning that majority of the public just still do not have the knowledge about sustainable world.
I picked up these rubbish as much, but how can we improve general public understanding?
I am proud to see three of the best indonesian to run for presidency. I like Ibu Mega for her motherly easy to read answers. I like SBY for his calm, mature and structured thought process. I like JK for his out of the box thinking and nothing to loose attitude.
Its a lot easier to criticize them, to tell them how to do it better and to pick up their mistakes. But I did try to put myself in their shoes, on the same spotlight, and its not easy.