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Sunday, April 22, 2012

Everyday is Holiday: Thailand!! #1


Hmmm, I hear that 2009's grade have finished their journey to Malaysia-Singapore and Thailand on KKL course. It reminds me that I had the same experience. Yeah.. it was almost two years ago, on November, 19th 2010.
It was my first flight, and at once also my first trips abroad. Bangkok. I think it was being the one of my best experience. I never thought it before that I could step my foot on “Negeri Gajah Putih”. Very grateful to attended the classes of Studio and KKL which brought me to met the different friends, different Lectures, and of course different cultures. Thais and Thailand :)
Well, I and my friends left Soekarno-Hatta airport to Suvarnabhumi airport on Saturday evening, November 19th 2010. The flight took about three hours, and when I arrived there, I realized that it was the amazing airport with the beautiful blue lights and magnificent glass-covered walls.

the great Suvarnabhumi Airport

I arrived at the airport
Sat-Nite me and myself :P
didn't wanna miss any beauty spot for taking a picture :)

Thai Friends Were Waiting for Us
Here they were. My Thai friends have picked us up and took us to the dormitory -IEAS-, where we would stay along two weeks. The bus that I was riding drove slowly through the night landscape of Bangkok. It was the nice Saturday night and I guessed it must be so perfect if I passed it with someone … uppsss :P




5 am, Sunday Morning rain was not falling.  Our agenda today was “sight seeing” to Thammasat University, both of Rangsit and Prachan campus; crossed Chao Praya river; and then went to Mo-Chit station to rode the sky train –BTS–  toward Chatuchak Market. Actually we planned to visit The Grand palace, but unfortunately there were any welcoming ceremony for the King on that day, so trip to Grand Palace would be held on the next day.
Our Dormitory
in front of Institute of East Asian Studies _IEAS_


Thammasat University-Prachan Campus
the smiling face of Indonesian students :)


insert the BTS ticket please :D

cross Chao Praya River
It was really a tiring day. So tired, but so satisfied. Shopping, travelling, and taking some good pictures….

Amazing Thailand…
Forget about the tasks (many tasks), forget about the deadline, ‘cause Everyday is Holiday!!!!
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7 comments:

  1. faizulfikriApril 22, 2012 at 6:24 AM

    woww . .it's a great adventure then.
    but, i think there's some mistakes in your English words.

    first is "remains", if you mean that the word is "remember", then the correct word is "reminds" not "remains".
    and then, there's written "I and my friends", i think this is not a proper word, because if you wanna use that word you should use "me and my friends" or "my friends and I".

    but the rest i think it's oke, eventhough may be there's still some mistakes, yet it doesn't matter.
    :)

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    1. safridaApril 23, 2012 at 6:57 PM

      Well, thanks for your comment. I realize that my English structure or pattern are not good enough, so i really need some corrections to improve my English ^_^
      Don't wanna stop practice it, and then more practice again.

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  2. safridaApril 26, 2012 at 6:40 AM

    ichal, i'm sorry, but i've check that the correct sentence is still "I and my friends" or "My friends and I", both of them have same meaning. But it isn't "Me and my friends" because it is used as SUBJECT.
    anyway, thanks for your suggestion..

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  3. AnMay 9, 2012 at 9:45 PM

    Subhanallah... a nice trip, yaa ^^

    lam kenal,
    www.aniamaharani.blogspot.com

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    1. safridaMay 17, 2012 at 8:13 AM

      terima kasih sudah mau mampir...:)
      salam kenal ^^

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  4. Outbound di malangMay 21, 2012 at 6:44 PM

    salam gan ...
    menghadiahkan Pujian kepada orang di sekitar adalah awal investasi Kebahagiaan Anda...
    di tunggu kunjungan balik.nya gan !

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