Putri in Her Walks of Life

I am glad God grants me with a beautiful daugther. People kept on asking, why I only have one child. But I am grateful having her in my life. Without her, I do not know what I am now. Here she is in her different walks of her life:

Putri in Central Park, New York, April 2005



Putri in Salt Lake City, the first snow experienced:



Putri in Park City, of of the top 10 most exciting vacation site according to Travel.Com



On her 19th birthday, we were more than grateful. She did not ask for a party, as the years before. She invited some of her close friends over, about 10 of them. We did not prepare much, just ordered fied noodle and bought her a birthday cake from Holland Bakery.



She is always happy and cheerful being among her friends and relatives:

Anak Cucu n Mantu

See how loecoe2 they are. If you find any other loecoe pictures although not digital, send it to me. Ntar aku scan and publish. Yang ini campur-campur, nanti aku post yang sendiri-sendiri. So...send me more.

Here are Ipoet and 'Mbak' Anna: Cantik-cantik, ya.



Ipoet, Riries, and 'Mbak Tia'



Ipoet, Riries, Ella, and 'Mbak Tia'



See how lovely he is? Damar. As the name, he is a light.



The Tiga Raja: Yudho, Lintang, Damar



Mbah Kung and the cucus...

My Dream House

From my early years, I always dream on having a piece of land,
with fuit trees around, a green house with various flowers, and a small cozy summer house. However, what I got today is a small house. The others, hopefully, will come soon. At least they are still in my dream.

On the way home (to my parents') during lebarang 05 break, we saw a view that close picturized what was in my dream. See below. Vast land with a small house.

My Own Fam

We've got a lovely daughter, already in college. She is so dearly.

My Big Family

Here are my folks. We are a big family. Can you imagine a house with 6 children, 3 girls and 3 sons? Now we are all 17 of us, with the additional 9 grandchildren.

Here are Mom and Dad. Simple people, or 'Real People' quotiing Pat Dunkel's say.



Here are Mom and Dad with some of the children and grandchildren. We confused Mom by forcing her to say "feast" instead of "peace". After some attempts she finally said so, although she was still puzzled. That's us, always teasing each other.



Can't you see that we are big families? Meaning each of us is physically big? And also... we have big smiles.



Here we are with folks of my Mom. Mom were from 9 siblings, but now only 4 left.
With children and grandchildren during Ied holidays in Ngijo, Godean, Kulon Progo.