apakah dia seorang gay?
tak taulah...
saya sampai sekarang sedang dalam tahap sulit percaya...
nanti saya teruskan lagi...
inih bos minta dibikin surat gugatan...
yang singkat padat jelas katanya...
hayyah.........kono:(
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
well...sudah 2 hari inih menikmati hawa Soerabadja yang tak bersahabat
hahahahahhaha
akhirnya setelah melanglang buana menyusuri gang2 tikus dekat kos2an...
dirikuw bertemu dengan WARNET..
seperti melihat surga...
itu akhirnya bisa menupdate blog...
dan menulis tanpa harus gila karena tidak tersalurkan...
bisa buka FS...
bisa ceting , dr HP mahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhallll...
bisa melihat dunia luar...
bisa untuk sejenak tidak bergelut dengan jutaan surat subrogasi... brengsek:(
pengen pulang..kangen ibu, kangen huney, kangen rumah...
intinya tidak ada kasur senyaman kasur di rumah nomer 6 itwuuuuuuuuuuuh:(
GOD, send me back home...I miz my famm so much...
akhirnya setelah melanglang buana menyusuri gang2 tikus dekat kos2an...
dirikuw bertemu dengan WARNET..
seperti melihat surga...
itu akhirnya bisa menupdate blog...
dan menulis tanpa harus gila karena tidak tersalurkan...
bisa buka FS...
bisa ceting , dr HP mahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhallll...
bisa melihat dunia luar...
bisa untuk sejenak tidak bergelut dengan jutaan surat subrogasi... brengsek:(
pengen pulang..kangen ibu, kangen huney, kangen rumah...
intinya tidak ada kasur senyaman kasur di rumah nomer 6 itwuuuuuuuuuuuh:(
GOD, send me back home...I miz my famm so much...
well...sudah 2 hari inih menikmati hawa Soerabadja yang tak bersahabat
cuma curhat2an belaka...
sebenarnya tidak terlalu pentin9...
kecuali bwat saya sendiri dan mun9kin beberapa orang yang namanya mungkin muncul dalam tulisan saya...
sebenarnya tidak terlalu pentin9...
kecuali bwat saya sendiri dan mun9kin beberapa orang yang namanya mungkin muncul dalam tulisan saya...
Friday, July 11, 2008
the reason why Brian marry Leighanne...I know now:)
so I'm proud of them... 
no longer envy...
leighanne is a very powerfull women though she could follow Brian travelling around the world with Baylee in front of her, a bagpack in her back, alot of ticket in one hands, and meal purchase ticket in the other ones. She loves feed Baylee, she loves everything she has.
She can do it, and loves to do it.
That's why Brian marry her.
Huhuhuhu so jealous, but I'll do the same way too someday when I go walking down the age.
Loves three of you now.
these are what Leighanne wrote for us to share.
I've read all your comments, and just because I made the first bag out of a sheet doesn't mean they are made out of sheets now. I used a sheet to get a pattern. These bags are not made in a factory, or in China like most items that you purchase. These bags are made here in the US, made by actual people not machines and we only use the best fabrics. All of the bags are reversible so essentially you get two bags in one.
I have just recently started offering these bags that are not reversible for half the price! I carried these bags the whole time I was breast feeding and when I just needed a diaper bag I used the back pack, they have tons of room! The back packs I use for everything still! I use it not only for my bag, but it has room for all my son's things as well.
We have new items coming very soon. I hope you all give them a chance. It's hard to judge something without having actually tested it yourself.
After I had my son [Baylee Littrell], we started flying with him by the age of 3 months. I was breastfeeding at the time and used a breastfeeding pillow. I loved having the breastfeeding pillow on the plane with me because it was perfect for Baylee to sleep on as well as to feed him on. The only problem with this is that the pillow is a funny shape and I didn’t have a bag that would hold the pillow and all the other things that go into a diaper bag: diapers, baby wipes, medicines, etc.
So one day I bought a sewing machine (I never sewed on one in my life) and took a sheet and started making a bag. I made the pattern and started using the bag. Before long I worked out the kinks and viola, I had the perfect bag for me. People would give me compliments and I ended up making a few for gifts, and then started selling quite a few.
made this diaper bag a backpack for a reason. Often I would use a carrier to hold Baylee so I could have my hands free, not to mention that babies seem to really like them. And when we would travel, it was great to have him on my front and the diaper bag on my back. The diaper bag stays secure so when I lean over it doesn’t fall off my shoulder. I still have my arms free! Alas, I can still hold tickets, purchase food,……whatever and not have to put anything down or worry about holding Baylee.
God Bless
Leighanne Littrell
sumpaaaaaaaaaaaaah..... jadi pengen nangis saking terharunya baca inih...
padahal Brian bisa bayar 200 orang nanny bwat urus Baylee...
no longer envy...
leighanne is a very powerfull women though she could follow Brian travelling around the world with Baylee in front of her, a bagpack in her back, alot of ticket in one hands, and meal purchase ticket in the other ones. She loves feed Baylee, she loves everything she has.
She can do it, and loves to do it.
That's why Brian marry her.
Huhuhuhu so jealous, but I'll do the same way too someday when I go walking down the age.
Loves three of you now.
these are what Leighanne wrote for us to share.
I've read all your comments, and just because I made the first bag out of a sheet doesn't mean they are made out of sheets now. I used a sheet to get a pattern. These bags are not made in a factory, or in China like most items that you purchase. These bags are made here in the US, made by actual people not machines and we only use the best fabrics. All of the bags are reversible so essentially you get two bags in one.
I have just recently started offering these bags that are not reversible for half the price! I carried these bags the whole time I was breast feeding and when I just needed a diaper bag I used the back pack, they have tons of room! The back packs I use for everything still! I use it not only for my bag, but it has room for all my son's things as well.
We have new items coming very soon. I hope you all give them a chance. It's hard to judge something without having actually tested it yourself.
After I had my son [Baylee Littrell], we started flying with him by the age of 3 months. I was breastfeeding at the time and used a breastfeeding pillow. I loved having the breastfeeding pillow on the plane with me because it was perfect for Baylee to sleep on as well as to feed him on. The only problem with this is that the pillow is a funny shape and I didn’t have a bag that would hold the pillow and all the other things that go into a diaper bag: diapers, baby wipes, medicines, etc.
So one day I bought a sewing machine (I never sewed on one in my life) and took a sheet and started making a bag. I made the pattern and started using the bag. Before long I worked out the kinks and viola, I had the perfect bag for me. People would give me compliments and I ended up making a few for gifts, and then started selling quite a few.
made this diaper bag a backpack for a reason. Often I would use a carrier to hold Baylee so I could have my hands free, not to mention that babies seem to really like them. And when we would travel, it was great to have him on my front and the diaper bag on my back. The diaper bag stays secure so when I lean over it doesn’t fall off my shoulder. I still have my arms free! Alas, I can still hold tickets, purchase food,……whatever and not have to put anything down or worry about holding Baylee.
God Bless
Leighanne Littrell
sumpaaaaaaaaaaaaah..... jadi pengen nangis saking terharunya baca inih...
padahal Brian bisa bayar 200 orang nanny bwat urus Baylee...
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Who's More Successful: High School Geek, Jock or Class Clown?
By Rachel Zupek, CareerBuilder.com Writer
Looking back on high school, some people's memories are fonder than others. Unfortunately for many teenagers, in the young, harsh minds of high schoolers, you're nothing without your social status. Consider the stereotypes. For example, if you were a popular cheerleader who was friends with everyone or a jock who captained every sporting team in school, your memories of those four years are probably glittered with parties, dates and crowns from school dances.
But, take the geek who kept to himself, except when helping others do their homework, or a self-proclaimed "teacher's pet," who spent her days helping teachers grade papers, and their memories are better aligned with being stuffed in lockers or having their heads dunked in a toilet.
Luckily for most of us, any reputation that existed in high school was left in the dust when we went to college. (Or so we thought.) Little did we know that X number of years later our high school status would affect our chosen careers.
CareerBuilder.com asked more than 6,000 full-time workers to categorize their high school personas in one of the following groups: student government, athlete, geek, honor society, cheerleader, drama club, teacher's pet or class clown. These personalities were then compared to job level, salary, industry and job satisfaction.
"Thirty-nine percent of workers age 30 and older said their high school experience had an influence on the job they hold today," says Rosemary Haefner, vice president of human resources at CareerBuilder.com. "While there are a variety of factors that determine one's career path, high school involves learning experiences inside and outside the classroom that can shape interests and personal networks at an early age. It's essentially a steppingstone into a world of opportunity."
So what was your status in high school? Read on to see if your persona matches the career you hold today.
Job levelIf you used to yell from the sidelines, chances are you're yelling at (or cheering for) employees from your corner office. Cheerleaders were more likely to hold a vice president role than any other persona, according to the survey.
Twenty-four percent of those who were a teacher's pet or in student government serve in director/manager/team lead positions. Former honor society members, athletes and geeks mostly hold professional and technical services positions at 59 percent, 55 percent and 52 percent, respectively.
IndustryDrama club and honor society members seemed to have more workers drawn into the health-care community; drama clubs was also ranked as one of the highest among personalities in public administration/government.
While a large number of those in student government now hold jobs in education, a greater number of cheerleaders reported going into the travel and insurance industries than other personas. More geeks reported holding jobs in engineering and retail, and teacher's pets were ranked as one of the highest groups in construction and banking and finance. Athletes were drawn to careers in transportation and class clowns seem more likely than others to pursue the manufacturing industry.
SalaryThe survey suggests that kissing up didn't get teacher's pets as far with their bosses as it did with their teachers. Thirty-seven percent of this persona reported earning less than $35,000 annually.
On the other end, 12 percent of former student government members are paid more than $100,000 per year. Ten percent of honor society members and 7 percent of athletes, geeks and class clowns, also make a six-figure salary.
Forty-seven percent of honor society members earn $50,000 or more, and 49 percent of student government personas earn the same salary.
Job and satisfactionHappiness seems to be a common denominator in most cheerleaders, so it's no surprise that they are the second- most-satisfied group when it comes to their jobs. Seventy-six percent of cheerleaders are happy in their current jobs, behind 81 percent of teacher's pets.
Geeks and class clowns were the most dissatisfied with their jobs, at 21 percent and 18 percent.
Rachel Zupek is a writer and blogger for CareerBuilder.com. She researches and writes about job search strategy, career management, hiring trends and workplace issues.
By Rachel Zupek, CareerBuilder.com Writer
Looking back on high school, some people's memories are fonder than others. Unfortunately for many teenagers, in the young, harsh minds of high schoolers, you're nothing without your social status. Consider the stereotypes. For example, if you were a popular cheerleader who was friends with everyone or a jock who captained every sporting team in school, your memories of those four years are probably glittered with parties, dates and crowns from school dances.
But, take the geek who kept to himself, except when helping others do their homework, or a self-proclaimed "teacher's pet," who spent her days helping teachers grade papers, and their memories are better aligned with being stuffed in lockers or having their heads dunked in a toilet.
Luckily for most of us, any reputation that existed in high school was left in the dust when we went to college. (Or so we thought.) Little did we know that X number of years later our high school status would affect our chosen careers.
CareerBuilder.com asked more than 6,000 full-time workers to categorize their high school personas in one of the following groups: student government, athlete, geek, honor society, cheerleader, drama club, teacher's pet or class clown. These personalities were then compared to job level, salary, industry and job satisfaction.
"Thirty-nine percent of workers age 30 and older said their high school experience had an influence on the job they hold today," says Rosemary Haefner, vice president of human resources at CareerBuilder.com. "While there are a variety of factors that determine one's career path, high school involves learning experiences inside and outside the classroom that can shape interests and personal networks at an early age. It's essentially a steppingstone into a world of opportunity."
So what was your status in high school? Read on to see if your persona matches the career you hold today.
Job levelIf you used to yell from the sidelines, chances are you're yelling at (or cheering for) employees from your corner office. Cheerleaders were more likely to hold a vice president role than any other persona, according to the survey.
Twenty-four percent of those who were a teacher's pet or in student government serve in director/manager/team lead positions. Former honor society members, athletes and geeks mostly hold professional and technical services positions at 59 percent, 55 percent and 52 percent, respectively.
IndustryDrama club and honor society members seemed to have more workers drawn into the health-care community; drama clubs was also ranked as one of the highest among personalities in public administration/government.
While a large number of those in student government now hold jobs in education, a greater number of cheerleaders reported going into the travel and insurance industries than other personas. More geeks reported holding jobs in engineering and retail, and teacher's pets were ranked as one of the highest groups in construction and banking and finance. Athletes were drawn to careers in transportation and class clowns seem more likely than others to pursue the manufacturing industry.
SalaryThe survey suggests that kissing up didn't get teacher's pets as far with their bosses as it did with their teachers. Thirty-seven percent of this persona reported earning less than $35,000 annually.
On the other end, 12 percent of former student government members are paid more than $100,000 per year. Ten percent of honor society members and 7 percent of athletes, geeks and class clowns, also make a six-figure salary.
Forty-seven percent of honor society members earn $50,000 or more, and 49 percent of student government personas earn the same salary.
Job and satisfactionHappiness seems to be a common denominator in most cheerleaders, so it's no surprise that they are the second- most-satisfied group when it comes to their jobs. Seventy-six percent of cheerleaders are happy in their current jobs, behind 81 percent of teacher's pets.
Geeks and class clowns were the most dissatisfied with their jobs, at 21 percent and 18 percent.
Rachel Zupek is a writer and blogger for CareerBuilder.com. She researches and writes about job search strategy, career management, hiring trends and workplace issues.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
sleep luver that's me but I nearly shocking of...
because the pale coffee cup in my desk every 8 pm.
danm now for everything though.
dizzy, sneezing over time.
my head full of misery, pain and anger.
I'm sad but I couldn't cry.
I can't stay or I don't want to stay.
I should move, but I don't know where I should.
pain, mocking my self for good.
danm now for everything though.
dizzy, sneezing over time.
my head full of misery, pain and anger.
I'm sad but I couldn't cry.
I can't stay or I don't want to stay.
I should move, but I don't know where I should.
pain, mocking my self for good.
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