The Hair Cut, The Ied Fitri Cards, The RATU De Blog

The photo above is requested by a very good internet friend of mine. A couple of days ago just after arrived from my summer holiday in Spain, a white envelope in medium size abide in my mailbox, and suddenly I screamed in a joyfull when I know who sent the cards. She actually requests to put each photo of the Ied Fitri cards with I hold it *You know I'm not a narc female blogger as you, Ratu,haha*. It's been a long time I haven't got Ied Fitri card, almost 15 years I guess. Since my high school graduation, no friends seem want to send me an Ied Card anymore, maybe because the technology has taken the position of the manual things such a post, also since I was younger I've been away from where I come from, Jakarta. Upon that the technology does't really take apart in human needs. In a bit of embarrasing of missing those things I asked her if she could send me an Ied Fitri card. Unexpectedly she's happy to do it and even seems like to make the cards by her own. I was only expecting one card, she sent me more than one cards, five cards in a package instead! Thank you indeed darling! You've been so generous to me so far, and I don't know how to say that -how really meaningfull this relationship to me ;)-.

Although we just met from the internet, we're such like old friends, sharing a story and experience, and we become good friends instead. I first visited Ratu's blog from a blogger, If you think all the women in hijab are quite, you are dead wrong! though I haven't met Ratu in person, but I could see her as person from her writings *And we chat quite a lot from YM* that she's an actractive, friendly, smiley, easy going with a beautiful hijab cover her head. She's is a stunning woman with her ability to make friends from many backgrounds, no wonder she always get along easly to many bloggers, as well as she likes to meet bloggers that she hasn't met yet! When you visit her blog you'll be welcomed by such a narsistic welcome message about herself , here's the narssistic of  a welcome message that written on her blog ;):

Perempuan. TKI (tenaga kerja Indonesia aseli) sebagai tukang cuci yang single, available and looking [ga pathetic kan?! xixixi]. Menyambi jadi blogger dan memiliki kecanduan tingkat tinggi terhadap blog :p. Juga menyambi sebagai pegawai kantoran yang berisik, narsis, cerewet, ember. Kadang juga menyambi menjadi baby sitter musiman [saat sobat2 kentalnya ngumpul dan membawa anak2 mereka]. Doyan ngambek karena punya hak prerogatip atas status lajangnya. Pelupa. Cinta pink but not so girly. High heel lover. Pencinta sosialisasi dalam bentuk kopdar, hang out, blogwalking ataupun mencuci bareng di kali ^^. Sedang belajar untuk selalu bersyukur.

*You're a narc blogger Ratu, aren't you,hahaha?*. It sounds actually does not like a narcisstic message, instead seems like she's advertising herself to look for a soulmate, am right bloggers? Hahaha. She's definitely gonna be mad at me after reading my review about her ;). I honestly never met a hijab woman such a Ratu, she's unlike others women. Her narsicstic, her complains *too much complain even,hehe*, her smartness, they all combined in a feminism of a hijab. She's just as she is, she's real as she is, and It's a beautiful combination to be somebody.

Whether it's because of the culture that Indonesian people sometimes easly to get along with new person or might be because we like talk-active and curious people? In some country in Europe such Ireland, it might be a bit strange to get along with new person in the first acquiatance, however I assume that most Indonesian people prefer to be in a society  life, therefore we can find in wherever the countries such an Indonesian society group. In fact In counrty such Ireland, to ge along with new person, particulary from the internet, they're always aware not to give many information about their real life. The opposite cultures of Indonesia and Ireland are a hugely different in a society, but they both have positive in some behavioriosm and thought methods.

I want, again, to say thanks indeed to Ratu, and again, you're rock;)! I told her about my new hair cut, I wanted to put the photo of my new hair, indeed I'm too shy to show it off! hahaha. My hair is not a long hair anymore, I've cut it in quite short cut in Philipine saloon somwhere in Dublin. It's the cheapest saloon in Dublin, however it's held by a professional hair cuts from Philipine and I'm impressed by him as he has made me looks like a different person after cutting my hair! Unbelieveble that I could become a new person now,haha. I cut my hair at last! It's too die for since I was in Spain. In fact saloon in Spain is much cheaper instead of  saloon in Dublin, unfortunetely I didn't really have a chance to get the hair cut in there as I need to book it early first. As well as most of the saloon in Spain looks nice and seems like a professional saloon. I'll continue to talk about Spain *My summer holiday* later on. Meanwhile, I want to go back to cook ;)!

Condolonce To The People Of Sumatera,

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