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Embden Goose

>> Mar 12, 2011



While I took their pictures on a muddy field, the geese were coming out from the field and walking toward me. Awww, straightly I thought they were annoyed and wanted to chase me! But since they were walking slowly, I still had a chance taking pictures while walking backward (just in case if I must run!). Soon I found out that they weren’t chasing me, they just want to move onto another part of the field. What a relief :)

The Embden Goose is a breed of domestic goose. The origins of this breed are thought to be from region North Sea, in Holland and Germany. These geese are pure white with a short, light orange bill, and orange feet and shanks.

The legs are rather short. The head is oval-shaped and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are an ocean blue. The body is bulky and well rounded, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to search for tidbits in the grass and water. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs.

Source:wikipedia


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Why Should You and Shouldn’t Spy On Your Children – Pros and Cons of Spying Your Siblings

>> Mar 11, 2011



From the beginning of their life, children now a day are being exposed to earthly sins. Parents can’t do anything but to be strict on their siblings, because they think that this is the only way to protect their kids from the harsh environments and even from themselves. They’re pushed to set some limitation that may attack their own children’s private lives.

Beyond those caring and monitoring stuffs, I’m just thinking. Do the parents also know that they have their own set of limitations too? Did they think about the possible consequences of their action? I’m not saying that monitoring them is wrong, but it must have concrete reasoning on why to do such an action.

Reasons on why should parents spy on their children.It’s a parent’s responsibility to love, support, care, and protect their children. And the main reason why parents are forced to spy on their children is the responsibility to protect them. Checking their phones, monitoring the internet sites that they’re visiting, tracking them via GPS device, and even monitoring their daily school activities, these are some of the hundred methods that parents might be using on protecting their kids. We can’t blame them for doing those actions that can be considered as spying, because children are on a ruthless world of crimes and addictions. They are just being protective to their siblings. And they have reasons to do so, such as.

Low – grades from school 

This is the first possible evidence that you’re children are doing something fishy beyond the school bushes. Their low – grades doesn’t always mean that they have a low IQ. There’s the possibility of distraction. There are the illegal gambling, drug addiction, immature drinking, and other bad influences that can push your teens to cut classes and to absent without your consent. This is one of the primary reasons why parents are drive to spy on their kids.

Secretly Behavior
Knowing that teens are good pretenders, parents are having a hard time to observe if there’s something wrong with their kids or their hiding something from them. But once you talk to them seriously, as if you know something, they will show some signs that there’s something going on. Be attentive to their actions. Teens that are hiding something tend to be more stressed and stiff, another reason why parents are insisting to talk to them and investigate.

Mood Change
Adolescents are more accurate that adults in case of mood. They are more stable and satisfy. But if you notice some extreme changes with their usual moods, be suspicious, try to talk to them even though you know that it is almost impossible for them to tell it to you. Adolescents are more open to their friends rather than to their family.

Excessive hunger for money 

They may ask you for money more frequent than usual but you’re not aware on how they spend that amount. This is another sign that your children are being amused to something. If it’s for dresses, gaming console, and other “teen must have” items, it’s fine. But if you can’t see any receipt from a department store or even a super market, now there’s a reason for you to be aware. There’s always a possibility of buying an illegal product. I’m not talking about pirated DVDs and Blue Ray CDs, I’m talking about drugs.

Reasons on why you shouldn’t be spying of them
Yes, we all know about the fact that parents have the privilege to monitor their children. They don’t want their children to get hurt, to commit mistakes, to suffer from those mistakes, and even to get low – grades. Those are parts of parenting. But there’s the downside of those part. Some parents don’t notice that they’re now breaking through the boundary of caring and intrusion. These are some of the downfalls of spying your siblings:

Looks like you don’t trust them 

Spying your children without their knowledge is a massive attack to their ego. They will think that you don’t trust them. Trust is the most important spice of a relationship except for love. And with your children knowing that you don’t trust may serve as the spark of a rebellion for them that can cause a much bigger problem.

It will seems that you’re pushing them to be perfect 

Protecting your children from committing mistakes will not entirely benefit you children. If you are so aware in avoiding them to commit mistakes, it will just build a concept in their minds that you’re pushing them too hard to be perfect. We all know that nobody is perfect. And mistakes are part of growing up.

They won’t know the word “Responsibility” 

By spying on them and over protecting them, you’re just teaching them to be dependent and irresponsible. Without giving them enough privacy, they won’t build responsibility and sense of independence within them. Privacy is very essential to their growing process. Spying them will melt their own privacy. And eventually melt their future too.

Spy Gadgets are one of the best tools to monitor and guard your children’s security. But there are also the most dangerous tools to invade their private lives too. As parents, know your limitations. Don’t cross the line. If there’s no problem with them, give them the privacy that they deserve as a symbol of their good work.

Jay Dawber is a writer and a single parent for his three siblings. He is a full time office worker and a part time blog writer about parenting. But besides of his busy schedule, he is searching for a way to supervise his children’s daily activity. And for years of failing, he found a very easy method, and that is to
spy on their phone. And he likes to share it to all parents out there.

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CC: When I thought It was Over

>> Mar 10, 2011

When we’re still boy friend and girl friend, I’ve ever had this feeling. I thought that this relationship would be over. I forget the exact day, but it’s the time when we (I and Rofi) talked to my father that we’re serious with our relationship and we wanted to unite in a marriage bond.

Do you know what happened later after my father heard his statement? My father became so angry! Very angry. Lots of words with high tones must we accepted that night. I’ve never guessed before that my father would react like that.

I felt so hopeless. I’m a kind of daughter that doesn’t dare to disagree with my father’s wish. After that moment, I asked Rofi what we should do. He calmed me by saying that his feeling for me wouldn’t change. He told me that we must be more patient and waited for better condition. He said that he won’t come to my house for a while. I agreed with him. I didn’t want to make my father more upset. I remembered that I cried like a river that night.


Well, I’ve shared this sad moment. What about your story?

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A Pond in Japanese Garden

>> Mar 9, 2011

Entering the Japanese Garden at Nusantara Flower Park (Cipanas, West Java, Indonesia), you’ll see this green pond and the bridge above it. The water is so green. Though the water isn’t clear, you still can enjoy the beautiful reflection.

My entry for
Watery Wednesday

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It’s About One Thing for Two

>> Mar 7, 2011

This Sunday is a busy one for me and my husband. On Saturday, I have dinner with my husband, his youngest sister and nieces. On Sunday, we have two family events that we should attend. First, a family gathering (from my father’s side) that held every two months. Second, suddenly in the morning, my BIL called my husband to inform that the big family (about 14 people) wanted to come and try fishing at the fishing place that we used to visit.

Since they still don’t know the way to reach the place, my BIL asked my husband to take them and guide the way. At the same time, we must attend the family gathering. So, we decide to take my husband’s big family first and dropped them at the fishing place. Then we went hurriedly to the family gathering place. The traffic jam made us more late arriving there.

As we’re so starving, straightly we had our late lunch. Surprisingly, I was offered to attain the ‘arisan’ money this turn. For your information, ‘arisan’ is a regular social gathering whose members contribute to and take turns at winning an aggregate sum of money. It’s a nice surprise, really. Next family fathering will be held in our home! It’s a pity that I share no pictures here, all my captures are blurry. After two hours at the relative’s house, we went back to the fishing place to accompany them. We left the place at dusk time, before the night fell.

Another thing about ‘one thing for two’ is one seat for two. My husband captured these girls; riding a bike in unusual way. It’s really one seat for two. It’s very interesting to see, right? The girl behind can keep her balance well.

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CC: Quarrels

>> Mar 4, 2011

It’s my late Couple’s Corner post. I’ve got headache since this morning. It makes me lazy to write. So, this time I just write a little here.

Quarrels in a marriage life? I guess it’s a normal thing since we are two different people with different characters, culture and background. These entire differences make we can’t avoid from disagreement and conflicts. I can say that disagreements often happen between us, but it never lead to a bigger quarrel.

Sometimes, both of us can be so sensitive and stubborn. After talking each other with high tones, we can stop talking for hours. Thank God, we have promised at first to always forgive each other at the end of the day. If we have a quarrel that day, we used to reconcile at night, before we’re going to sleep.

I think it is okay for a couple to feel that quarreling is an acceptable part of marriage. Disagreement in opinion is a normal thing, as long as the couple can discuss the problem later, after the angry feeling has gone.

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A Pond inside the Green House

>> Mar 2, 2011



Entering the Green House at Nusantara Flower Park (Cipanas, West Java, Indonesia), there aren’t only beautiful flowers welcoming you; but also this peaceful pond.

My entry for
Watery Wednesday

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