MINI PIZZA 1.     Slice a tomato and a Bombay onion 2.     Open a can of tuna or sardines 3.     Mash the fish with a fork. Add in a dash of pepper and mix well 4.     Spread six slices of bread with tomato sauce 5.     Spread the fish mixture over the sauce, Then place an onion ring and a slice of tomato on top 6.     Brush some butter on th inside of a shallow baking tray. Then arrange the bread in it 7.     Toast the bread in an oven toaster for 10 minutes 8.     Serve the mini pizza with some lettuce or sliced cucumbers

Birds are a group of animals called vertebrates, or animals with backbones. They form the class Aves They are warm-blooded and lay eggs. Their bodies are covered with feathers and they have wings. Their bones are hollow. This makes them lighter and allows many of them to fly. Birds have two legs usually covered with scales (small, flat hard plates which overlap in the same way as feathers). They have a hard beak with no teeth. Because birds keep a high body temperature, they use lots of energy. So, they need to eat a lot of food compared with their weight. There are more than 9.000 different species of birds are known in this world.                 Birds are found on every continent of the world. Birds of different types can live in freezing cold environments, and others can live in hot desserts. Birds live in forests, in grasslands, on cliff faces, in river banks, on stony seashores, down the mine shafts and in the grooves of houses.

Bali, the fabled “Island of Gods”, has been enchanting visitors for centuries with its rich cultural traditions and spectacular panorama.                 Bali offers many things, from lofty, mist enshrouded volcanoes and cool mountain lakes, down through terraced rice fields, to a golden strand lapped by azure waters.  Every square inch of Bali offers a fresh and unforgettable image.                 No less enchanting are its people, some 2,7 million souls whose artistry and piety are recognized throughout the world.  Balinese Hinduism, a complex fusion of Indian cosmology, Tantric Buddhism and home-grown mythology, is the primary faith of Bali’s inhabitants, and so deeply woven into the fabric of their daily lives that the line between the spiritual and the material is blurry at best.

Have you ever visited a place which made you want to stay forever?.  I have.  Last year, I went to Situ Cileunca.  At first, I thought the place was only the same as other places in Bandung.  But I was very surprised to find that it was the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited.                 There were a fantastic meadow, a lake and a river.  The meadow was very large.  In the middle of the meadow there were many cows and sheep.  All the animals were fat and healthy because they could easily get some grass in that large meadow.  At the edge of the meadow, there was a small river.  The water in the river was very cold.  But, the sound of the streaming water was good to hear, especially in the evening.                 Not far from the herd of the cattle, there was a lake.  The lake was not too big, but it was very beautiful.  The water was very clear and clean.  We could see many fish in the lake.  The most amazing thing was the water itself.  It was not cold although the weather around was extremely freezing.                 Unfortunately, I just stayed there for three days because we had to go back to Jakarta.  But I have promised myself to come back later.

You’re Invited Occasion : Kattie’s birthday Date         : January 25 Time        : 6 : 30 p.m. Place        : 25 Maharaja Indra Road                         Direction : Take the No. 5 bus. Get off at the corner of Maharaja Road. Our house is at the second house on the right. Please arrive on time. This is a surprise party. Register only : Mariana Sanger : (0761) 98765432     Or     e-mail : Marie@dr.com

It was a beautiful day.  Everybody in the Kawar village was happy.  The farmers had just had their best harvest.  The villagers were planning to hold a party to celebrate the good harvest.  On one beautiful day, all the villagers gathered in a field.  They wore beautiful dresses and made delicious food.  Everybody was having a good times !.  They were singing, laughing and, of course, eating delicious food.                 Did everyone go to the party?.  Unfortunately, there was one old woman still staying at her house.  She was too old and weak to go to the party.  Her son, her daughter-in-law, and her grandchildren all went to the party.  At home, the old woman felt very sad and lonely.  She was very hungry too.  She tried to find some food in the kitchen, but she was very disappointed.  Her daughter-in-law did not cook that day.  At the party, the son asked her wife, “Why don’t you take some food from the party and give it to my mum ?.  Ask our son to deliver it.”  Then the little boy brought the food to her grandmother.  The old woman was so happy.  But  her happiness turned into sadness when she saw the food was not in a good condition.  It seemed that someone had eaten the food.  She just got little rice and fish bones.                 The old woman was very sad.  She thought bad things about her son.  The old woman did not know that it was her grandson who had eaten the food on the way from the party to the house.  She cursed her son.  Then, a terrible thing happened.  There was a great earthquake!.  Thunders struck the village.  And heavy rains started to fall.  All the villagers were so scared.  They wanted to save themselves.  They tried to find shelters.  Slowly, the field turned into a lake.  The lake was getting bigger and bigger, and finally the whole village turned into a big lake.  People then named the lake Lau Kawar.

STATE MUSEUM Ø  Operating hours     : 9.A.M – 6 P.M daily Ø  Entrance fee : v  Adults       : Rp. 15.000,- v  Children   : Rp. 10.000,- Ø  Exhibiting      : v  More than 1.000 exhibits of historical value – ancient artefacts such as pottery etc. v  Live demonstration of songket weaving. v  Learn  how to make the traditional Wau Bulan. We serve – you observe enjoy and get knowledge Tickets limited ---- 100 visitors each day Ticket Booking   : 7 A.M – 8.30 A.M ·         Main Office of State Museum (Ms. Eyleen and Ms. Rany Qamara) ·         On line ticketing :  State_Museum@gmail.com

To : Johannes Don’t forget to pick up your sister in the English course at 5.00 p.m. Mommy is still in the school now. I’ll be home soon. Thank you dear,  Love, Mom