Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Siapa yg Ngajarin Anak Kita Untuk Jadi Orang Sinis?

Gw mo nanya, sapa yg sih yg nggak bete kalo pas kita mo nanya serius, tau-tau jawaban yg kita dapet nyenga' banget balesannya. Sumpe mampus pasti kita pengen ngegetok tu orang yg tanpa perikemanusiaan telah memperlakukan kita dengan perikebinatangan (he.. he..)

Gw inget, pernah tuh di playgroup tempat anak gw 'sekolah', ada bokap temen sekelas anak gw yg namanya Haris (disamarkan), sebenernya orangnya baek, tapi ada kejadian waktu anaknya (namanya Yudi, disamarkan karena alasan iseng aja.. lol...)dikasi peran jadi pilot untuk acara operet yang diselenggarakan oleh sekolahnya menjelang tutup taon ajaran baru.

Si anak, Yudi, mungkin saking semangatnya karena kepilih dapet peran jadi pilot dari educator-nya, langsung nyamperin babenya, Haris, buat lebih ngemantepin perannya jadi pilot, dia minta kostum baju penerbang sipil lengkap ama topinya sekalian. Dan babenya spontan langsung ngejawab begini, "Hebat loe Yud, baru dapet peran pura-pura jadi pilot aja udah langsung minta seragamnya.. kenapa nggak sekalian minta pesawatnya yang beneran? ................................

Gw nggak bisa nyalahin si Haris karena ngomong begitu ke anaknya. Buat kita-kita yang punya ortu angkatan baby boomer, pasti kita juga terbiasa dengan komen-komen kaya gini jaman kita kecil dulu. Tapi itu kan dulu.. masa sih kita nggak bisa mikir, kita sih ngomongnya enteng aja, tapi gimana efeknya ke si anak?

Rasanya makin hari makin banyak aja orang yg gampang ngasih komentar sinis. Dan hebatnya lagi.. semakin kenceng sinis dan sarkasmenya, biasanya orang yg ginian nih yg ngerasa dirinya paling te o pe.. Kalo gw mah amit2, walo pun duit lagi cekak tanggung bulan mana anak gw minta macem2 yg bikin pala gw tambah puyeng.. gw usahain pol-polan buat nggak ngomong nyenga' ke anak gw. Udah cukup banyak orang nyebelin yang cuma jago omdo alias omong doang yg bisanya cuman nyeletuk kanan kiri, gw kaga mo nambahain satu lagi di muka bumi ini.

Saturday, February 2, 2008

Back to the Hometown

You may not even recognize her anymore, but what she did in the past few years ago could not say worthless. Her contribution for Indonesia is inspiring for the junior badminton players to achieve more than she ever reached. Partnered with Lili Tampi, their most distinction in women’s double player was recorded in the world badminton history.

Now after she retired from the world which has raised her reputation around the world, she came back to her hometown in Yogyakarta. And she opened a sporting goods store’s called Fina Sport, according to her name Finarsih.

Besides running a badminton club’s named PB AMP YKPN, her store in Yogyakarta addresses at Jalan kaliurang km 6,5 Kentungan, has been renowned as a referral place among the badminton players in town or maybe even around the country, for its completeness and good prices.

Saturday, May 26, 2007

PAGEBLUK? What Kind of Name is that?!

Many people would be raising their eyebrow when they heard names of the badminton clubs in Jogjakarta.
Some of it may be heard unique or may be even ridiculous when it comes to the correlation with badminton activities. Take for instance name like "Ceng Ceng Po", which means "piece of cake" or underestimated. Of course if you want to make a deep thought, sure thing you would be unable to find any relation between those words.
The other name like "Pancing" (Fishing) might be having got nothing to do with all badminton things. Names like this could make a long line list if we like to mention it one by one.
But wait a minute...., even tough they’re sound funny or even ridiculous. The outcome of what they've done eventually is opposite attraction with their names.
The training centre of Ceng Ceng Po which is located in the Maguwoharjo district, used to be claimed by the locals as the "wow" standard gym for exercise. With the two badminton courts and shiny teakwood parquet floor, could make everybody's eager to play in that hall. And not even mention how good they manage and train every player in groups by range of ages.

Pagebluk, meanwhile, this name finally emerged after a long discussion among the club members was unable to pick the proper name. The name itself literally can be mean as a "plague" or "jinx". And club members like it just because how the name it’s sound unique, no matter what could that mean.
After all it’s just the name that we would expect to be a “plague” for every opponent who challenges us in the future. :-)

Sunday, May 20, 2007

Reminiscing Earthquake Tragedy at 27th May 2006 One Year Ago

It’s quite amusing how a man suddenly became a celebrity because of a volcano eruption. It happened a year ago when an old man who lives at valley of Mount Merapi which against his will didn’t want to demobilized from his neighborhood. He assumed that his existence, approximately 4 kilometers from the volcano activities would not affected him and his family. His one that people believe that he is the “master” of Mount Merapi at the Central Java.
His obligation of “guarding” the Mount appeared during reign of Sultan Hamengkubowono IX. That’s why after the decease of the Sultan, he won’t obeyed order from anybody including the government officers, except Hamengkubowono IX himself.

His belief against the government’s order suddenly became a national interest. And television broadcasts started to make a deep coverage about him. The man known as Mbah Maridjan abruptly became a topic attention in every national conversation.

Ironically, the disaster didn’t come from north direction of Yogyakarta city which the mountain lays. In fact, the tragedy appeared from Gunungkidul which part of south region of Yogyakarta province. The impact of 6,2 Richter scale earthquake is an unbelievable mess. It devastated almost hundreds thousands homes in south region of Yogyakarta.

Pagebluk, meanwhile, was directly became a casualty of these disasters. After received order from Office of Volcano Affair, which is the owner where Pagebluk trained twice in a week. We’re appealed not to train in a first place as long as the volcano activities still going on. And then it followed by restriction because of the earthquake not in a long time behind. So, entirely after 5 months later, we were finally permitted to train in the building again. Thanks God!

Thursday, May 17, 2007

Cheer Me Up!


There’s nothing more applauded up when we’re in a game with somebody’s supporting behind our back. The yelling, screaming or even some mocking could make vary final result to the game. And that’s not to mention how our beloved ones could even made greater outcome when they were sustaining to increase our spirit.

Generally supporters like wives and girlfriends never complained in the early years. But as the following matches and months get along, inevitably they became boring to support their men anymore. And this situation is getting worst because of their absence, eventually made these ladies becoming more and more concern about their men’s activities outside the house. :-)

So it is very important to build some balance activities between outside and inside the house. And that’s why we’re only playing it twice instead of seven times in a week. :-)

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Come and Go

As a matter of time goes by, many of the club members caused by their demanding later resigned from the badminton club. But fortunately, it’s grateful how in the end this activities find its way to survive.

It started with the join of some students around the city from the major campuses like Gajah Mada University, Atmajaya University, University of Islamic Indonesia and others.

And not in a long time too, after post of tornado disaster involving districts of Danurejan and Lempuyangan in the early 2007, many badminton indoor courts which consisted in the area were also swept away by the cyclone. Causing among the formers members have to find alternative court to play the game. The attention finally appointed to Pagebluk because of our location not to far away from their place.

And now nothing less than 17 members share the court playing badminton together in a hall which belonged to Office of Volcano Affairs.

In the Beginning

It started in late of year 2001, when we realized as community of the neighborhood in Baciro district of Yogyakarta city have a common interest in badminton sport. And that’s finally what made us brought the idea to build an outdoor court in our Kantil Boulevard. Inspired to collect fund from every door in our neighborhood, eventually we managed to gather enough money to start build the court.
But it took no such long time for us to be aware that played badminton in the aerial place would take an extra effort skill to make this kind of sport being enjoyable. Fortunately, on a courtesy of a public government’s industry, PD Taru Martani, nearby the neighborhood would kindly provide us their warehouse as a nice place for training.
And considering how number of club members increased rapidly, soon we have to find another suitable gym which could accommodate for every player to play the game with more comfortably.

After a few attempts to play in variety places, like APP hall at Kusumanegara street or Gajah Mada University property’s Dharma Putra at Mawar street, finally we found a representative hall in jalan Cendana, Pakualaman which is belonged to Office of Volcano Affairs.

Until now on we’re still training on Monday and Thursday in a week. So if you have a chance hanging around in the neighborhood, please visit us, who knows we could train together in persons.

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